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    Clemenceau Heritage Museum Annual Meeting

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    Verde Historical Society

    Cottonwood AZ (March 17, 2020) – UPDATE – This event has been cancelled.

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    Cottonwood AZ (March 13, 2020) – The Verde Historical Society and Clemenceau Heritage Museum cordially invite you to attend the Society’s annual meeting followed by an afternoon of entertainment by Fran Judd and Friends on Friday, March 27, beginning at 1:00pm.  The museum is located in the historic Clemenceau Public School at 1 North Willard Street on the Willard Street and Mingus Avenue roundabout.

    A short business meeting to present a summary of activities of the Society will precede an afternoon concert of lively and enjoyable cowboy music as the “Last Friday of the Museum” event.

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    All are welcome! Current members are urged to renew their membership commitment. Newcomers may take the opportunity to join in membership. There is no charge to attend; contributions are gratefully accepted to support the society’s mission and goals.

    The program is family friendly and handicap accessible. For further information about the Verde Historical Society and the Clemenceau Heritage Museum, please visit www.clemenceaumuseum.com.

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