World War, 1939-1945--Women--United States
Found in 16 Collections and/or Records:
Lane Carlson Papers
Colorado River Relocation Center Scrapbook
Elizabeth Williams Letters
Letters, 1945, of Elizabeth Williams, of Petersburg, Virginia, to her husband, Earl. Her first letter describes her reaction to the surrender of Japan on 14 August 1945. She also describes her social life in Petersburg, Virginia, movies she saw, friends with which she interacted, and other events. Earl Williams was in the United States Navy and stationed aboard the USS Indiana.
Eunice L. Van Slooten Military Papers
Elizabeth Feldhusen Papers
Guy Family Papers
Virginia Howell Papers
William J. Lawler Diary
Margaret Applegate Letters
Helen Minor Papers
Beatrice Nalser Letters
Maude M. Presslor Papers, 1913-1972
Rosalie White Irwin Letters
Ruby Miller Letters to Herman Doesburg, 1942-1943
Mary Frances Switzer Papers
Williamsburg Woman's Club World War II Oral History Project Collection
This collection is composed of transcripts and cassette tapes of interviews with 80 people by the Woman's Club of Williamsburg, Virginia to document the World War II experiences of people living in Williamsburg, Virginia in 2004. Folders may contain correspondence, biographical information, copies of photographs, previously written remembrances of WWII, and release forms. The collection also includes a small number of files created by the Woman's Club during the duration of the project.