A collection of photographs related to the construction of the Gandy Bridge that were taken between 1921 and 1922. The photographs were originally sourced from an album or multiple albums, but are currently dismantled. An album cover accompanying the photographs reads "Gandy Bridge Company Book No. 18." Several photographs are identified as work by the Burgert Brothers studio and one is listed as copyright of Gandy. Also included are two prints that are document facsimiles.
These papers include two boxes of World War II correspondence, largely between Albert H. Garretson and Agnes P. Garretson while Albert was involved with the Foreign Economic Division and the G-2 division of SHAEF. Garretson shares his views on the bureacratic side of the war and his insights from working on the economic board and SHAEF. He also served on an "Anglo-American Brain Trust" meant to foster good relations between Americans and the British. Agnes also shares her views on the war and American politics.
The materials in this record group cover a time period from the 1920s through 2010s. The amount of material varies by event, as some may have several documents, photos, etc., while others may only have a single brochure or program.
