This folder contains letters and a v-mail from H.D. "Harold" Gunn to Hazel. In his early letters, he asks about mutual friends and talks about his placement in England during the war. In 1951, he sent a long letter which updated Hazel on his life, including his work and family.
This folder contains letters and v-mail sent to Hazel by her cousin H.J. "Harry" Glatfelter. Glatfelter worked in Washington, D.C., during the war. In one of his v-mail letters, he mentions the death of another of Hazel's cousins, Charles.
Letters from Ivor Powell, an American serving in the U.S. Navy, who writes about day to day life aboard the HMS Hannibal, and HMS Phoe while cruising to multiple locations including Malta, Algiers, Gibraltar, Bizerte (Tunisia), and Djidelli.
Letters from Ivor Powell, an American serving in the U.S. Navy who writes about day to day life aboard the HMS Byrsa while in Bari, Italy. A letter dated April 20, 1945, includes a description of a major explosion on another ship (The Charles Henderson) where he is injured by the shock waves from the blast from 300 yards away.
This folder contains letters sent from Fredrickson to her mother while she worked at the Fleet Records Office in San Francisco. The letters talk about Fredrickson's daily life including movies she attended, meals, activities with friends, and work. This folder also contains two photocopies, one about the future of Navy mailmen after VJ-DAY and the other a strip of comics, which Fredrickson attached to a letter.
This folder contains two letters sent from Fredrickson to her sister Murnie, as well as three letters and one postcard sent from Fredrickson to her grandmother.
