Here Comes the Christmas tree, Christmas Card from 320 Ranch

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Item Title  Here Comes the Christmas tree, Christmas Card from 320 Ranch Creator  320 ranch Abstract  Horizontal Holiday Card, c.1955, black and white photograph of horse-drawn sleigh in winter at 320 Ranch up Gallatin Canyon. Christmas Poem inside, signed by "Pat, Jimmy, and Gail (Goodrich) - Dr. McGill and all the 320 Crew." Identified in picture are Dr. Caroline McGill, Pat, Jimmy and daughter Gail Goodrich (ranch caretakers), others are unknown. Genre  Card Item Identifier  0945-003-017-001-002.pdf Date Created  1879/1959 Related Topics  320 Ranch (Mont.)--Records and Correspondence  Guest Ranch

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Here Comes the Christmas tree, Christmas Card from 320 Ranch, Caroline McGill papers, Montana State University (MSU) Library, Bozeman, MT, https://n2t.net/ark:/75788/m48g8fj23

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