The University's Class of 1912, Investment Banking, and the Shurtleff Family History

This volume presents an oral history transcript featuring Roy Lothrop Shurtleff, along with related materials dating from 1981-198. It delves into the experiences and perspectives of a member of the University's Class of 1912, offering valuable insights into investment banking and the Shurtleff family history. The transcript provides a first-hand account of the interviewee's life, career, and connections to both the university and the world of finance.

Compiled and edited by Harriet Nathan and Eugene A Shurtleff, this collection serves as a rich resource for researchers, historians, and anyone interested in the intersection of family history, higher education, and the evolution of the banking industry in the 20th century. "The University's Class of 1912, Investment Banking, and the Shurtleff Family History" offers a unique glimpse into a specific time and place through the words and memories of an individual who lived it.

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