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Fort Devens, Remains of torn signs, and debris are viewed by Mr. + Mrs. Robert Swan, who supposedly staged the entire affair at Devens.
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Fort Devens, Remains of torn signs, and debris are viewed by Mr. + Mrs. Robert Swan, who supposedly staged the entire affair at Devens.

Doherty, Paul A., 1940-2013 · [ca. November 1965]

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[Information from item housing] Demonstrations: Anti-War: Mass: Ft. Devens

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