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to Donna Doniak

One postcard addressed to Donna Doniak from J. Almars dated November 4, 1946. Congratulates her on her entry for the Junior Competition.

GLC10079.02.13

to Donna Doniak

One letter addressed to Donna Doniak from K. Sewall dated January 29, 1947. Provides her grade for the semester.

GLC10079.02.14

to Donna Doniak

One letter addressed to Donna Doniak from K. Sewall dated February 14, 1947. Notes that enclosed are the winners of the recent Junior Art Competition.

GLC10079.02.15

to Donna Doniak

One postcard addressed to Donna Doniak from J. Almars dated March 28, 1947. Thanks her for being part of the Young People's Service.

GLC10079.02.16

to Donna Doniak

One letter addressed to Donna Doniak from J. Halverson dated April 17, 1947. Provides her grade for the semester.

GLC10079.02.17

to Donna Doniak

One postcard addressed to Donna Doniak from Catherine Mize dated April 25, 1947. Thanks her for her friendship.

GLC10079.02.18

to Bart

One letter addressed to Bart from Robert W. Koch dated May 11, 1947. Makes note of his salary while he worked as a commercial artists during the war.

GLC10079.02.19

[envelope]

One empty envelope addressed to Port Historical Officer with a return address to 344th Harbor Craft Co.

GLC10047.01.692

to Dexter E. Kelpe

One undated postcard addressed to Dexter E. Kelpe. Features a class picture with thirty-three students and one teacher posing in front of a brick wall.

GLC10047.01.693

[The Old Chapel]

One undated blank postcard. Features a building called the old chapel. Includes a description of the history of the building.

GLC10047.01.694

[envelope]

One empty unaddressed envelope.

GLC10047.01.695

A Lucky Miner in South America

One undated document titled A Lucky Miner in South America. This document is a satirical account of the birth of a baby. The document uses suggestive wording.

GLC10047.01.696

[Letter from City Girl to a country cousin]

One undated document titled Copy of a letter from a City Girl to a country cousin. This document is satirical and suggestive instructions on how to take care of a car in this case called a "Lizzie."

GLC10047.01.697

[Stamp]

One undated stamp. Two attached 3-cent stamps with a profile of Thomas Jefferson. The stamp is marked by a partial postmark possibly from San Antonio.

GLC10047.01.698.01

[Stamp]

One undated stamp. Two attached 3-cent stamps with a profile of Thomas Jefferson. The stamp is marked by six wavy lines.

GLC10047.01.698.02

[Stamp]

One undated stamp. Two attached 3-cent stamps with a profile of Thomas Jefferson. The stamp is marked by six wavy lines.

GLC10047.01.698.03

[Stamp]

One undated stamp. Two attached 3-cent stamps with a profile of John Adams. The stamp is marked by a partial illegible postmark.

GLC10047.01.698.04

[Stamp]

One undated 3-cent stamp with a profile of Thomas Jefferson. The stamp is marked by six wavy lines.

GLC10047.01.698.05

[Stamp]

One undated 3-cent stamp with an eagle holding laurels with the text "Win the War."

GLC10047.01.698.06

[Photograph of two men]

One photograph of two men circa 1920. Features two men standing next to each other. One is standing with legs crossed and holding a hat over his head. The other man is pointing to the first man.

GLC10047.02.909

The American Conflict, A History of The Great Rebellion in the United States of America, 1860-65

GLC10096

[Photograph of a family]

One photograph of a family dated December 25, 1928. Features a man holding a child and a woman posing for the camera.

GLC10047.02.910

[Photograph of a man]

One photograph of a man circa 1920. A portrait of a young man encased in a cardboard frame.

GLC10047.02.911

[Photograph of a woman]

One photograph of a woman circa 1920. A portrait of a young woman encased in a cardboard frame.

GLC10047.02.912

[Photograph of Virginia Lee Heidt Kelpe]

One photograph of Virginia Lee Heidt Kelpe circa 1940. A portrait of a Virginia encased in a cardboard frame. Signed in the lower right corner, "Love Virginia."

GLC10047.02.913