George W. and Marguerite Harms papers, 1909-1985.

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George W. and Marguerite Harms papers, 1909-1985.

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The Harms papers consist of manuscript material, graphics, ephemera and books relating to George W. and Marguerite Harms during the mid 20th century, particularly relating to George's service in the Pacific Theatre in World War II. This material includes service records and photographs of Okinawa and Guam, providing a personal perspective on the war. The collection also includes: two photograph albums of the American Legion baseball championships in Michigan, 1936, and a trip to New York City, ca. 1930s; ephemera from the New York World's Fair in 1939, postcards, Christmas cards, and recordings of two interviews with George Harms.

1 linear foot.

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William L. Clements Library

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