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The Grand Army of the Republic held its annual 68th encampment and parade in Rochester, New York on August 15, 1934. 7,807 members were in attendance and 183 of those members participated in a mile long parade accompanied by fife and drums in addition to various other organizations. The image here is a grand view of the procession.
This is an original black and white wire photo with accompanying news clipping on reverse. 7" x 9". [mk] [ph:L]
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