Duard O. Goldsborough papers, 1945 [manuscript].

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Duard O. Goldsborough papers, 1945 [manuscript].

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Collection contains a set of 19 prints generate for Look or Life magazine. Images includes Goldsborough and fellow serviceman Robert Byrum posing with WACS and other men returning to Newport News, Va. from combat in August 1945. The photos were taken for a magazine article that was never published.

1 oversize photo box

Denver Public Library, Central Library

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Denver Public Library, Central Library

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