This folder contains a color photocopy of the cover of "A Wartime Log," a photocopy of a pencil sketch of a ball gunner titled "Frost-bite," and three individual folders containing the war logs of individuals.
This folder contains a 2010 dues form, Shipmates informal information, two Phillip Zimmer lifetime membership ribbons, a 2001 photograph titled "Dunedin's WWII Heros," and lifetime membership card from the USS Boston.
This artifical collection includes memoirs from two World War II veterans, Raymond J. Lorenz and Jim McGee. Lorenz served in the Army Air Corps and donated his collection of aerial photographs taken during his bombing runs over Europe, with Lorenz's personal memories providing the commentary and context on those photos. Jim McGee's honest and personal memoir, written at the behest of his family, begins with his early attempt to enlist, his drafting into the Army, and his personal experiences ranging from training to his time at the front, which covered the Allied forces movements from the south of Italy all the way into Germany. The collection also includes miltary records. correspondance, and ephemera from Roy G. Francis, a retired USF Faculty.
This folder contains the war ration books of the McQuigg family. This includes book four for the entire family (John L. McQuigg, Dorothy K. McQuigg, Sarah Ann McQuigg, and John Dolph McQuigg) and book three for the Dorothy and the children. It also includes a thrift card with one 25 cent stamp.
Accounting journals, cash books, cash journals, checkbook stubs, daybooks, delivery records, fish checkbook stubs, fish sales, fish journals, fish receipt books, ship account books, ship supply transfer records, trial balances, and details on various accounts held by the Baylen Street Wharf Company, which was later absorbed by the Warren Fish Company.
