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A letter of proclamation from The Beverly American Revolution Bicentennial Committee and the Mayor of the City of Beverly James A. Vitale in regards to Reuben Kennison Day on April 19, 1975. The proclamation states: Whereas, Reuben Kennison, a Beverly Minute Man hurriedly left his home on April 19, 1775 to join the resistance to the British, and Whereas, After a most determined cross-country effort, arrived at Arlington, then called Menotom...
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973.001 - Log, Ship's
1849 - 1850 Ship's Log for the Barque San Francisco which left Beverly on 15 August 1849 and arrived in San Francisco 11 January 1850. The shipped sailed under Captain Thomas Remmonds and the log was kept by Joshua Carrico. There are also loose leaf pages which describes what happened to the members of the company in the months following. Carrico wrote that the stories were all too true and that San Francisco is the dirtiest place he has ever ...
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FIC007.017 - Document
A one-page typed document with President Harry S Truman in the name of Congress presenting the Medal of Honor posthumously to Corporal Joseph Vittori of the United States Marine Corps.
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FIC007.018 - Proclamation
A typed proclamation from Mayor William F. Scanlon, Jr. stating that 16 September 2000 will be known as Corporal Joseph R. Vittori Day. This was written on 13 September 2000. It is signed by Scanlon and in the bottom right corner has a gold seal embossed with the seal of Beverly, with a blue ribbon behind it.
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