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Albany Historical Society Inc > Records

SILVER CHAIN IN ALBANY 40 YEARS OF SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY

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Blue card cover with black lettering, emblems and chain link border in silver. A souvenir booklet designed to stir some old memoriesof people and happenings. It is not designed as a history book but for a basis for the next that may be issued to commemorate some future birthday of the organisation. Photograhic work by Mr Homer White. 48 pages, many black & white photographs.

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cwa-org-51-B2006.10

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Compiled by GENONI, J.A.

Keywords

History - Social

Silver Chain, Albany

Statement of significance

Memories of Silver Chain in Albany

Albany Historical Society Inc

Albany Historical Society Inc

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