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William Wilson Photograph
This colorized photo is of William Wilson, who served on the U.S.S. Constitution "Old Ironsides" in the mid-1800's.
The inscription on the back of the image was added in 1973, when the photograph was given to Jean Mackamer by her aunt.Tags Jean-Mackamer -
William Ralph Steinbach Photograph
This photo depicts William Ralph Steinbach in St. Petersburg Florida.Tags Jill-Moser -
William Keller Story Harvest Interview
Interview with William Keller conducted during the Susquehanna University Story Harvest, October 6, 2018
Music: “Enthusiasm (Intro B - 10 seconds)” by Jay Man www.ourmusicbox.com -
William H. Baumer's Return Photographs
This collection of photographs shows Major William Baumer returning home from his service as a pilot for the United States Air Force during the Korean War. One photograph depicts William Baumer kissing his nephew, a young Henry Baylor.
Major William Baumer spent approximately two and a half years imprisoned in Peking, China (modern-day Bejing). Baumer was originally sentenced to eight years in the prison and was held on accusations of being a spy. Twelve other American's faced the same situation. President Eisenhower worked to shorten the sentence and to ensure better treatment; part of Baumer's time at the prison camp was spent in solitary confinement. -
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Where Middle Creek and Penn's Creek Join (postcard)
Color postcard showing the confluence of Middle Creek and Penn's Creek near Selinsrove, PATags John-Van-Buskirk -
What's Cookin' Pamphlets
During World War II, Milton's Chef Boyardee factory shifted their production. The plant functioned 24 hours a day to produce food rations that were sent to troops serving in the war. Pamphlets were also compiled by Chef Boyardee employees and sent overseas.