Includes minutes from meetings of February through May, 1919. Three ideas were proposed: a fountain, a memorial hall, and a memorial fund; a memorial hall was the final choice.

The Committee of Fifty, first called the War Service Memorial Committee, was charged with raising funds for a permanent memorial to the service and sacrifices of Stanford in the First World War.

0.02 Linear feet (1 folder)

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