This disbound album includes eighteen pages with photographs, documents, and ephemera related to Heine's naval service including Corpus Cristi, TX and Hunter College, Brooklyn, NY.
The photographs within this album were taken by Paul Zaccharia, when he was stationed in Japan towards the end of the war. These photographs particularly showcase the destruction of Nagasaki after the atomic bombs were dropped, as well as showcasing the repatriation of captured American POWs in Japan after the war had ended.
This folder contains a one sheet collection of photographs from various years during the family's life. There are ten photographs on the page. The graphics range from 1918 until 1962 and feature various members of the Brockett family during that time. A few photographs represent the family prior to wartime. One shows Ralph, Margaret's husband, outfitted in his uniform in World War I. Another shares a glimpse of the entire family in 1937, recently after the twins were born.
This box album contains original photographs of the bomb group while stationed in England and Italy. Subject matter includes comrades, combat damaged B-17s, and medal award ceremony. Photographs include photographer Margaret Bourke-White at Polebrook. She served as the first female war correspondent and the first woman to be allowed to work in combat zones during World War II. Also included in the medal ceremony are photographs of Paul Tibbetts.
This series of photographs ranges from the late 1800s through the 1960s which has been broken into four subseries that include Assorted Photographs, Bishop College, South Dakota, and the William T. Vernon collection.
