Grand Army of the Republic. George Smith Post No. 79 (Philadelphia, Pa.).
The Grand Army of the Republic was a fraternal organization of Civil War veterans. A post headquartered at West Third Avenue and Forrest Street in Conshohocken, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania was organized in 1867. It was named after George Smith, the first borough resident to be killed during the Civil War.
Bibliography:
Welsh, Phillip and Sharon. Conshohocken in Vintage Postcards . Charleston, S.C.: Arcadia, 2002. p. 34
From the guide to the George Smith Post No. 79 (Conshohocken, Pa.), Grand Army of the Republic photographs and "Personal War Sketches", circa 1890, (Conshohocken Historical Society)
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| creatorOf | George Smith Post No. 79 (Conshohocken, Pa.), Grand Army of the Republic photographs and "Personal War Sketches", circa 1890 | Conshohocken Historical Society |
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