Collection of materials relating to dramatic entertainments by various dramatic, musical, and other groups in Concord, Mass., <1851-1952>

American Legion. James J. Mansfield Post no. 158 (Concord, Mass.)

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Concord Minstrel Club (Concord, Mass.)

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Warnerville Literary Association (Concord, Mass.)

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Comedy Club (Concord, Mass.)

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Barnstormers (Concord, Mass.)

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St. Bernard's Parish (Concord, Mass.). Catholic Youth Organization.

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Concord Community Chest (Mass.)

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Musical Club (Concord, Mass.)

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Young American Club (Concord, Mass.)

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Musketaquid Club (Concord, Mass.)

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St. Bernard's Parish (Concord, Mass.). Tabernacle Society.

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Concord Anti-Slavery Society (Mass.)

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Concord Soldiers' Aid Society (Concord, Mass.)

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Women's benevolent organization in Concord, Mass., established to provide articles of clothing, food, personal comfort, convenience, and entertainment to soldiers fighting Civil War. Formed in 1861, originally to supply needs of soldiers in Concord Artillery, Company A, Fifth Regiment Infantry, Third Brigade. By 1862, Society was preparing boxes of goods to benefit all soldiers served by U.S. Sanitary Commission. Meetings were held at first in Town Hall and First Parish vestry, late...

Concord Massachusetts Woman's Club

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Woman's club in Concord, Mass., the object of which "shall be educational philanthropic and social." Club formed in 1895 by Mrs. Edward C. Damon. First president was Mrs. George M. Brooks. From the description of Concord Massachusetts Woman's Club records, 1895-[ongoing]. (Concord Public Library). WorldCat record id: 36470841 ...

T.A.C. (Concord, Mass.)

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Frolic Club (Concord, Mass.)

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Knights of Columbus. Concord Council 287 (Concord, Mass.)

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North Quarter Social and Dramatic Club (Mass.)

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Concord United Nations Day Observance Committee (Mass.)

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Evergreen Club (Concord, Mass.)

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Social Entertainment Club (Concord, Mass.)

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Concord Female Charitable Society (Concord, Mass.)

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Charitable women's organization in Concord, Mass. Founded in 1814 to provide aid to the needy in the form of clothing, basic provisions, and sometimes money, and to encourage their religious and moral development. Formally incorporated Feb. 6, 1896. Regular meetings were devoted to making clothing and to discussing distribution of charity. Governed by an executive board consisting of officers and managers. First officers: Mrs. Jonas Heywood, President; Mrs. Stephen Wood, Vice Presid...

Concord Dramatic Union (Mass.)

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Juvenile Club (Concord, Mass.)

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Order of the Eastern Star. Hawthorne Chapter no. 48 (Concord, Mass.)

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