This collection contains a Pre-World War II photograph album of Shanghai, a photograph album of construction of the base and social life on Samar, Philippines, cruise books from 1958 and 1959 commemorative cruises of the USS Stribling, commissioned in 1945. The collection also contains a Fall 1957 Oak Leaf yearbook of the US Navy Supply Corps School, Athens, GA, with biographies of students from former German and Japanese World War II navies as well as American students. A 1963 cruise book commemorates the USS Yancey, commissioned in 1944. Also included is a U.S. Navy alpaca lined coat, white navy dress pants and jacket, white navy hat, two brand new green fatigue pants, a new green fatigue shirt, and three navy dress blue pants.
Photographs, 1889-1958, from the scrapbook of Frances Brent Whitted Fick, youngest daughter of F. C. Brent, Pensacola, Florida. Subjects include materials on the Brent, Warren, Watson, and Manley families, including photographs of Mardi Gras in Pensacola in 1906, the F. C. Brent home on LaRua Street in Pensacola, Florida, William Corry, Teddy Muldon, Will Bingham, and the Central Hotel in Daphne, Alabama.
The collection includes newspaper clippings of articles written by Nunnally. Articles include topics related to her departure from Vienna (and return after the war) as well as her family's experience during Kristallnacht. She also wrote of her memory of D-Day and V-E Day. A few photographs are included with the articles of her and her family.
The collection of Francis I.G. Coleman contains an oral history transcript of an interview conducted by or for the Institute on World War II. Coleman served in the European Theater (ETO).
This folder contains Frank Skilling's birth, baptism, photogaph of Skilling's mother, Emma Curie Skilling, biography of Skilling, and death certificate.
