Official program and journal of the 41st annual encampment of the Department of Colorado and Wyoming, Grand Army of the Republic Held at Boulder, Colo. 1928 June 19-21.

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Official program and journal of the 41st annual encampment of the Department of Colorado and Wyoming, Grand Army of the Republic Held at Boulder, Colo. 1928 June 19-21.

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This folder contains a record of the 49th annual meeting of the Department of Colorado and Wyoming, G.A.R., held at the W.O.W. Hall in Boulder, Colo., 19-21 June 1928. Photos of departmental leaders are interspersed in the text. An index of contents is on page 89 of this 91 page booklet. Also in this folder are two copies of the 8 page official program for the encampment.

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