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World War I Soldier

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Gus Sharlow, a Native American Indian World War I soldier from Hayward, Wisconsin.

Publication Information

Contributor
Wisconsin Historical Society

Physical Description

Format
Image
Extent
1 photograph
Dimensions
11 x 16 cm

Collection Information

Copyright Information

Copyright Status
COPYRIGHT NOT EVALUATED
Unique ID
W011O2B
Legacy ID
WHi 35068

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