Liberty Theatre thing
Summary: Theatre at Camp Cody with a Ben Hur drop curtain.
Completeness: 38/100 Grade F
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April 1918— April 1918
cited from Camp Cody, Deming, New Mexico - WWI History (2026)Comprehensive Camp Cody website with extensive photo collections, historical documents, and detailed history. Covers the 34th "Sandstorm" Division; the camp's $2,000,000 construction cost; 3,000 laborers building the facility; 10,000 loaves of bread baked daily; the 100-acre hors…
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cited from Inside Camp Cody (1995)
Detailed magazine article on Camp Cody from Desert Winds Magazine (February 1995). Covers the three phases of Camp Cody's existence: rise (July-Nov 1917), crest (Nov 1917-Nov 1918), and decline (Nov 1918-June 1919); construction of 1,800 acres on Deming's northwest fringe; 3,000 …
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Inside Camp Cody ↗
Gustafson, C.A. · 1995 · other · web · details
Camp Cody, Deming, New Mexico - WWI History ↗
Kromeke, Michael · 2026 · other · web · details