Grand Army of the Republic : Conventions. [191-]-1934.

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Grand Army of the Republic : Conventions. [191-]-1934.

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A view of a large group of G.A.R. members posed on the steps of the Boulder County Courthouse, which is draped in bunting, an African American stands at the far right, ca. 1910s; view of seven G. A.R. members and two women in front of an automobile parked in front of the Hotel Boulderado with a G.A.R. banner overhead, ca. 1920s; and view of G.A.R. convention attendees at a Manitou Springs hotel on 13 June 1934.

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