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Folder contains a photograph of Margie Keith as weather observer in Apalachicola, Florida, a copy of Christmas card sent by George A. Keith to children in November 1944, and copies of photographs showing the railroad bridge constructed over the Rhine near Mainz in 1945. There is text written in the postwar period explaining the significance of several of the photographs.

A number of photographs including group one of various military units, including one of George A. Keith reading Yank magazine. The folder includes a photograph of a downed German plane, a picture of the Eiffel Tower in Paris, a blurry image of General George Patton among a group of officers.

This folders contains photographs of Joseph F. Dunn. A number of photographs in this folder include individual portraits of Dunn and also group pictures of his flight crews during World War II and after 1945. There are a number of photographs from World War II documenting Dunn's experiences at MacDill Field in Tampa, Florida and Carlstrom Field, Florida.

Photographs include: Clyde Beaver on leave in 1944 and his mother, Clyde and Adele shortly after being married in Australia with Koalas in 1944, Clyde and Adele, retired in Morro Bay, CA in 1990, and miscellaneous photographs taken by Clyde, including several in Luzon, Philippines.

This folder contains a photograph of Florence that she sent to Gentges as a christmas gift in a leather booklet. It also contains various photographs of Gentges in uniform, a photograph of a house in Kansas, and photographs of Charles and Florence on their 43rd wedding anniversary. 

This folder contains photocopies of three photographs which include one of Mckee Sr. in flight uniform in 1943 at Avon Park, FL, a crew photograph taken on December 18, 1943 in Avon Park, FL., and a group photograph which includes five former bomb crew members.

This folder contains miscellaneous photographs taken during World War II and veterans' association meetings and reunions of various members of the 94th Division.

Collected photographs of Bea Quinn's service in the WAVES (Women Accepted for Volunteer Emergency Service), and her life after the war.