Woman's Relief Corp. [190-]-[193-].

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Woman's Relief Corp. [190-]-[193-].

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View of members of the Woman's Relief Corps and Grand Army of the Republic on an outing in Eldorado Springs, 1900s; view of a group of women posed for a portrait at a Woman's Relief Corps convention in Fort Collins, 1920s; and view of a group of Woman's Relief Corps members posed with Boy Scout Phil Heuston holding a flag, Rev. H. M. Walters of St. John's Episcopal Church, and Robert Bryant, the last surviving Civil War veteran in Boulder, 1938; also view of just the three men.

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Boulder Public Library

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Grand Army of the Republic. Nathaniel Lyon Post No. 5 (Boulder, Colo.)

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The Boulder chapter of the Grand Army of the Republic, comprising veterans of the Civil War, was organized on 19 April 1881 as Boulder Post No. 13, Department of the Mountains. In 1882 the western departments were reorganized and this chapter was renamed the Nathaniel Lyon Post No. 5, Department of Colorado and Wyoming. Two members survived to sign their names to the final pages of the Post's history on 12 May 1940. The last surviving Union veteran in the region died ca. 1944. From t...

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Gentry, Ida.

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Walters, Hubert M., 1897-1960.

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Bryant, Robert L.

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Woman's Relief Corps (U.S.)

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Heuston, Phil.

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O'Brien, Katherine McDermott, 1849-1933.

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Turner, Emma Hacker, 1866-1951.

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