Kermit W. Moore papers, 1943-1984.

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Kermit W. Moore papers, 1943-1984.

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The collection contains a biographical sketch of Moore (n.d.); newspaper clippings (n.d.); portrait of Moore (ca. 1952); color and black and white reunion photographs (1984); photograph of Camp Hale, Colo. (1943) taken by Winston Pote.

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Denver Public Library, Central Library

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Denver Public Library, Central Library

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