My trip to Canterbury, N.H., Shaker settlement, June 20th, 1932, 1932?.

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My trip to Canterbury, N.H., Shaker settlement, June 20th, 1932, 1932?.

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Notebook containing account of Leadley's visit to Canterbury and also Alfred and Sabbathday Lake, Me., postcards, photographs, and notes (10 p., inserted in pocket).

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United Society of Shakers, Shaker Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 8046539

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