Louisville and Jeffersonville Bridge Company : Corporate records, 1887 Aug. 4-1928 Mar. 15.

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Louisville and Jeffersonville Bridge Company : Corporate records, 1887 Aug. 4-1928 Mar. 15.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/34908751

Includes articles of association; index; preliminary meeting, stockholders, and Board of Directors meeting minutes.

1 v. (.208 linear ft.) ; 39 cm.

Chesapeake & Ohio Historical Society, Inc, The

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