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Proud camper, Alan Wallace, 13, displays colorful badges he has collected during National Campers and Hikers Association meets. Pennants decorating th(...)
Proud camper, Alan Wallace, 13, displays colorful badges he has collected during National Campers and Hikers Association meets. Pennants decorating th(...)

Proud camper, Alan Wallace, 13, displays colorful badges he has collected during National Campers and Hikers Association meets. Pennants decorating th(...)

Date6/12/1972
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Original Toronto Star caption: Proud camper, Alan Wallace, 13, displays colorful badges he has collected during National Campers and Hikers Association meets. Pennants decorating the wall the his room were collected during the Wallace family's many camping expeditions in Canada and the U.S. NCHA promotes comradeship and conservation among its members.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0088000F
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