Post History Records of the Anna M. Ross Post No. 94, Grand Army of the Republic 1897-1910s

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Post History Records of the Anna M. Ross Post No. 94, Grand Army of the Republic 1897-1910s

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G.A.R. members established Anna M. Ross Post No. 94 in Philadelphia on November 17, 1874. The Post History Records of the Anna M. Ross Post No. 94, Grand Army of the Republic, 1897-1910s, are made up of war memorial sketch books detailing members' Civil War service.

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Grand Army of the Republic. Anna M. Ross Post No. 94. (Philadelphia, Pa.).

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G.A.R. members established Anna M. Ross Post No. 94 on November 17, 1874. It initially operated from a location at the southeast corner of Girard Avenue and Hutchinson Street in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. It is not known when the Post disbanded. From the guide to the Post History Records of the Anna M. Ross Post No. 94, Grand Army of the Republic, 1897-1910s, (Grand Army of the Republic Civil War Museum and Library) ...

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