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Wondra Granary — Alternate View

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Cooper, the dog, joins the Wondra family on the steps of this old granary on the Wondra property.

Date Created:
2004

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Date Created 2004

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Collection Information

Call Number 1011000315

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Copyright Status COPYRIGHT NOT EVALUATED
Unique ID
W0132J8
Legacy ID
WHi 82214

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