GAR/WRC records, 1884-1968.

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GAR/WRC records, 1884-1968.

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Correspondence, constitutions, by-laws, minutes, treasurers' records, membership rosters, journals, encampment brochures, decorations, GAR and WRC pins, cancelled checks, souvenirs, order books, account books, reunion programs, ephemera, and other records, reflecting the operations of the Simon Mix Post and WRC No. 12.

ca. 4.25 linear ft.

Pipestone County Historical Society

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SNAC Resource ID: 8048308

Pipestone County Historical Society

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