WAUHopkinsonMary3163.xmlGuide to the Mary Hopkinson Papers approximately 1910-1970Hopkinson (Mary) PapersSpecial Collections, University of Washington Libraries© 2018 (Last modified: 7/14/2023)
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University of Washington Libraries, Special Collections3163 (Accession No. 3163-001)Hopkinson, Mary, 1880-1970Mary Hopkinson papersapproximately 1910-19701.14 cubic feet (1 box)Collection materials are in English.Papers of a founding member of the Washington Pension Union

Mary Hopkinson (1880-1970) was born Maria Amelia Bartels in Hamburg, Germany. She came to the United States before the turn of the 20th century and married Edwin William Hopkinson in 1903. Mary Hopkinson was heavily involved in the labor movement and was a founding member of the Washington Pension Union.

Correspondence, passports, deeds, clippings, ephemera, pamphlets. Materials concern socialist and left wing ideologies.

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Bibliographic Source: Mary Hopkinson via George Rennar

Material Described Separately:

E. William and Mary Hopkinson Papers (Manuscript Collection 0478)

Socialist literatureCommunist literaturePhilosophy, MarxistPersonal Papers/Corporate Records (University of Washington)Civic ActivismPolitics and PoliticiansWashington (State)