Papers, 1917-1950.

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Papers, 1917-1950.

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Most of the papers deal with Ambulance Company 346, 312th Sanitary Train (originally Red Cross Ambulance Co. No. 44 or the Washburn Ambulance Company), composed mostly of Washburn College (Topeka, Kan.) students in World War I, of which Charles Henry Lerrigo was company commander.

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Kansas State Historical Society

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Lerrigo, Charles Henry, 1872-1955

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