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Freeman Junction, the escape route of the Mississippians and Georgians from Death Valley in 1849

Title: Freeman Junction, the escape route of the Mississippians and Georgians from Death Valley in 1849, with an introductory from the writings of Robert Glass Cleland.
Author: Walker, Ardis Manly, 1901-
Publication: San Bernardino, Calif., Inland Printing and Engraving Co., 1961.

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Description

16 p. ports.; 23 cm.

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Note

"Published for the dedication of the Freeman Junction Monument on November 9, 1961, by the Death Valley '49ers, Inc."
Includes program.

Call Number

JAX G-950

OCLC

7599582
NYPGR7599582-B

Author

Walker, Ardis Manly, 1901-

Title

Freeman Junction, the escape route of the Mississippians and Georgians from Death Valley in 1849, with an introductory from the writings of Robert Glass Cleland.

Imprint

San Bernardino, Calif., Inland Printing and Engraving Co., 1961.

Research Call Number

JAX G-950

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