Organizational records, 1930-1980.

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Organizational records, 1930-1980.

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Organizational records, 1930-1980, include: financial records, 1937,1962; scrapbooks, 1951-1980; bulletins, 1951-1959; record book, 1947-1962; photographs, 1945,1980; constitution and by-laws, 1938,1955; journals of activities, 1930-1956 (of scount leadership); directories, 1940-1962; some correspondence and meeting minutes, 1954-1964; and special event materials such as Senior Roundups and conferences.

2 cubic ft. (in 4 boxes, 1 Oversized v.) : ill.

Clarke Historical Library

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