Franklin F. Snyder Papers 1932-1979

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Franklin Farison Snyder was an engineering student at Ohio State University and received his Bachelor of Civil Engineering in 1932, as well as a professional degree in Civil Engineering in 1942. He worked as an engineer for several state and federal agencies over the course of his career. The Franklin F. Snyder Papers contain writings, correspondence, and reports from over the course of his career as an engineer, often relating to floods and water runoff.

[identification of item], Franklin F. Snyder Papers, RG 42.61, Ohio State University Archives, Ohio State University

The Franklin F. Snyder Papers contain writings, correspondence, and reports from over the course of his career as an engineer, often relating to floods and water runoff.

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Accession Number UA.2008.0044: Rory Telander, unknown

Franklin Farison Snyder (1910-2008) was an engineering student at Ohio State University and received his Bachelor of Civil Engineering in 1932, as well as a professional degree in Civil Engineering in 1942. He was a member of Sigma Phi Sigma fraternity, the Tau Beta Pi engineering honorary, and the American Society of Civil Engineers. He worked as an engineer for several state and federal agencies over the course of his career.

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Finding aid written by: Audrey Wimbiscus, March 2017

Finding aid prepared by Audrey Wimbiscus