Local programs collection, 1888-1984.

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Local programs collection, 1888-1984.

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Programs from Sag Harbor, N.Y. organizations and special events: Atheneum, 1915-1934; Sag Harbor Amateur Minstrels, 1888; Masonic Hall, 1891-1895; Engravers Association, 1888; Foresters of America, 1902; Volunteer Firemen's Association and the Murray Hill Hose Company, 1907-1915; constitution and bylaws of the Sag Harbor Fire Department, 1907, 1936, and 1960; St. Patrick's Benefit, 1904; Catholic Daughters of America, 1930; American Legion, 1923-1925; Round Table Club, 1950, Armistice Service, 1929; and various anniversary celebrations, 1927-1984.

.6 cubic ft.

Campbell University, Wiggins Memorial Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 6883051

Campbell University, Wiggins Memorial Library

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