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James P. Brooks and the Kolb brothers went to the mouth of Diamond Creek after the Hyde sweep-scow had been sighted from the air

Type: Manuscripts(Opens in new tab)
Date: c.1928, Dec. 24
Call number: mssMarston papers V093/0163
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