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@ Campbell County Rockpile Museum

Description

First Interstate Bank ceramic mug. This mug is glazed with a light gray color, with a silver-colored band around the rim. The outside of the mug is printed with textured B/W photographs of Gillette Avenue in 1902.

Record Contributed By

Campbell County Rockpile Museum

Record Harvested From

Plains to Peaks Collective

Keywords

  1. Advertisements
  2. Banks
  3. Clubs
  4. Daly Brothers Store
  5. Drinking Vessels
  6. First Interstate Bank Of Gillette
  7. Gillette
  8. Gillette Ave
  9. Heritage Club
  10. Historic Buildings
  11. Photographs
  12. Storefronts
  13. Wyoming

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