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Research Files
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1939-1989 (Creation)
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64 cm of textual records
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This series contains Norman Creighton's original research, which was primarily intended for his non-fiction articles and radio programs. The files consist of notes from Creighton's observations on trips, transcripts of interviews, correspondence, and printed materials (such as government reports, brochures, pamphlets). The first-hand research was conducted in the Maritimes, and includes the following subjects: noteworthy individuals; local towns with rich traditions; historical events; and current issues and events. The research files also contain assignments Creighton completed for a correspondence course on fiction writing in 1941, and information on H. G. Wells. Creighton was a fan of the author and avidly collected books written by and about Wells for decades. Creighton's research was related to building his collection and consists of correspondence with rare book stores, H. G. Wells societies, and professors. The series also