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   1870

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2. A "Book of Honor", listing recipients of the Order of the Founder, Order of Distinguished Auxiliary Service, and Certificate in Appreciation of Exceptional Service. It does not list all recipients of each award; it seems to focus on the western United States but includes some others. - 1983

   1995

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3. A B&W photograph in poor condition of William Booth at his writing desk.

   Photograph Officer Religion

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4. A B&W portrait of a young Catherine Booth, the wife of William Booth.

   Officer Religion Photograph

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5. A close up photo of a portrait of The Founder, William Booth and Mrs. Booth on display in the Museum.

   Museums Officers Photograph Religion religious community

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6. A copy of a letter that William Booth wrote to his brother expressing displeasure of his brother's failure to visit when expected, and without notifying William Booth of change in plans. The letter also talks of the expanding of the SA, and of his hopes for the future. - 0

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7. A DVD containing: Founder's Day 2004 at the Ballarat Corps, with Gen. Eva Burrows. - 18 Jul 2004

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8. A film negative containing a photo of an early Army family.

   People Officer Domestic Life/Family Domestic Life

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9. A Founder's Guard medal.

   1920

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10. A group of photographs of Chris Buchanan dressed as William Booth for a musical.

    music Theaters

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11. An article from the War Cry dated April 7, 1934. The articles was about "General William Booth Enters into Heaven". It was a poem written by Vachel Lindsay. - 0

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12. An invitation for Captain Maud Lee to attend the 1921 International Social Council in London. - 0

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13. An poem in the War Cry about General William Booth entering Into Heaven, written by Vachel Lindsay. Included in this article was also a Obituary about the writer Vachel Lindsay who died December 5, 1931. Mr. Lindsay was one of the most colorful figures in modern poetry, died from heart disease in the family homestead in Springfield, Illinois. - 0

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14. An reprint of a 18-page letter of encouragement written by William Booth to his officers upon his 80th birthday. This reprinting was sent out by Lt-Comm. Samuel Hepburn to his officers in 1960, and includes a short preface. - 1910

    1960

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15. A page from a magazine of a picture of The Founder, William Booth. Just above his head was a small picture of 4 Army bandsmen with a sign to the left which read: Give A Happy Christmas and below the sign was the Christmas Kettle.

    Officer Photograph Religion religious community

    Record Type: Photo

    
16. A personal scrapbook containing mostly photographic clippings of William Booth and his family. Photographs are taken from various War Cry. - 1900

    1940

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17. A photocopy of an article from the War Cry. The title of the article was "General William Booth Enters into Heaven". The article was written by Vachel Lindsay (it was written at the Time of the Founder's Promotion to Glory). - 0

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18. A photographs of two people in old-fashioned officer costumes for a musical.

    music Theaters

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19. A print of a painted portrait of Mrs. Mary Booth, the mother to William Booth.

    Art Teachers Religion

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20. A program for the second annual Cadet's Oratorical Contest on Founder's Day April 10, 1931. - 0

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