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Show moreA one-page advertisement for The National Screw & Manufacturing Company in Cleveland Ohio, dated 1947, featuring the company logo designed by Albina Simenic
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Show moreThe oral history of interview recorded in 2007 about Albina Simenic's experiences working as a draftsman for The National Screw & Manufacturing Company in Cleveland, Ohio
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Show moreA group photograph of Amy Kenneley's first grade class Hough School in Cleveland, Ohio, 1946; Amy Kenneley (nee Amy Goolsby) identified by the blue marker--third row, third from left
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Show moreA group photograph of Amy Kenneley's kindergarten class at Hough School in Cleveland, Ohio, 1943-44 Group photo of kindergarten class Hough School Cleveland Ohio 1943-44 school year; Amy Kenneley (nee Amy Goolsby) on the top row, fourth from left
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Show morePart one of the oral history interview with Betty and John Ochi about the experiences of Japanese Americans living in War Relocation Camps in the United States during WWII
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Show morePart two of the oral history interview with Betty and John Ochi about the experiences of Japanese Americans living in War Relocation Camps in the United States during WWII
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Show moreThe complete oral history interview about Betty Hecey's experiences during WWII as the wife of a member of the US Navy band stationed in the Pacific Theater
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Show morePart one of Bill Schumann's oral history interview recorded in 2007 about his experiences serving as the communications officer on a Kingfisher reconnaissance aircraft on the USS Idaho
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Show morePart two of Bill Schumann's oral history interview recorded in 2007 about his experiences serving as the communications officer on a Kingfisher reconnaissance aircraft on the USS Idaho
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Show moreA clip from Bob Dresser's oral history interview about his experiences setting up and operating a bar in Salzburg and moving it to Vienna, Austria, in 1945-46
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Show moreA clip from Bob Dresser's oral history interview in which he describes the gas chamber and furnace that he saw when members of his regiment visited the liberated Nazi contrentration camp at Dachau
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Show moreA clip from Bob Dresser's oral history interview in which he describes his visit to the concentration camp facilities at Dachau two days after their liberation
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