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circa 1940
[Photograph negative of a woman]
One photograph negative of a woman dated circa 1940. Features a woman seated on an ottoman next to a fire place. She is leaning forward with one hand almost on the ground.
GLC10047.02.821
circa 1920
One photograph negative of a woman dated circa 1920. Features a woman posing for the camera on a sidewalk. A village is visible behind her.
GLC10047.02.822
[Photograph negative of eight women and a man]
One photograph negative of eight women and a man dated circa 1920. Features a group of eight women posing for the camera. Five of the women are on their hands and knees while the other three are kneeling on their backs. The man stands slightly behind...
GLC10047.02.823
July 16, 1944
Everhart, John M., fl. 1942-1945
to Father
One v-mail addressed to John H. Everhart from John M. Everhart dated July 16, 1944. Mentions writing letters and responding to news from him. Notes that he is Normandy.
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July 23, 1944
to Hope
One v-mail addressed to Hope Everhart from John M. Everhart dated July 23, 1944. Describes the environment in Normandy.
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July 27, 1944
One v-mail addressed to John H. Everhart from John M. Everhart dated July 27, 1944. Notes that he is glad his father has been released from the hospital and how much longer he thinks the United States will be stationed in Europe.
GLC10048.40
July 31, 1944
One v-mail addressed to John H. Everhart from John M. Everhart dated July 31, 1944. Describes visiting a village with his friend Paul.
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August 4, 1944
One v-mail addressed to John H. Everhart from John M. Everhart dated August 4, 1944. Provides updates while stationed in Normandy, France.
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August 6, 1944
One v-mail addressed to John H. Everhart from John M. Everhart dated August 6, 1944. Provides updates while stationed in Normandy, France. Mentions letters received.
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August 14, 1944
One v-mail addressed to John H. Everhart from John M. Everhart dated August 14, 1944. Provides updates while stationed in Normandy, France. Mentions when he thinks he will return to the United States.
GLC10048.44
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