Golden Tornado banquet programs, December 1920.

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Golden Tornado banquet programs, December 1920.

This collection consists of three souvenir programs from the 1920 banquet held in honor of the Georgia Tech football team, which was known as the "Golden Tornado." Held on December 13 at the Druid Hills Golf Club in Atlanta, the banquet program contains cartoons, poetry, caricatures, photographs, and a reproduction of the Georgia Tech campus, in addition to a program summary and a menu.

1.0 linear ft. (one oversize folder)

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