Correspondence, 1879.

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Correspondence, 1879.

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Replies to invitations to attend the dedication of the Civil War soldiers' monument in the Wolcottville community of Torrington, Conn.; correspondents include Joseph Hawley and Truman Smith.

1 folder (117 items) ; 26 x 38 cm.

Connecticut Historical Society

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