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Letters from service member Christos Eliopoulos to Mrs.McGlynn. In these letters Christos accounts of their international experiences during WWII. In the first letter he details his experience in Japan as a linguistic translator. In the second…

Letters from W.A.A.C. Member Dorothy Frame to Mrs. McGlynn. In these letters Dorothy accounts their role as a W.A.A.C. member stationed in Palm Beach, Florida. These letters include personal reference of service training, uniforms, living situations,…

It is a letter to Principal Joseph A. Pitman from the Lawrence Plan Organization about their new leaflet they just made and wanted feedback from this Principal. This leaflet goes into great detail about what it is to be an American.

This document was a pamphlet that was given out to educators to help them teach immigrants to become naturalized citizens. It outlines the course of study needed to be taught. It also focuses on preparing women to become informed and engaged as…

A Bulletin that the state of Massachusetts published to teach Miagrants on how to be an American. This Bulletin was used by the instructors to help educate Immagrants that just came to America. It highlights the governments involvement in…

A letter from W.A.A.C member Grace Jackson to Mrs.McGlynn. In this letter Grace details the progress of their service work in Washington, as well as the happenings of their day-to-day life.

"This is one of a set of four lacquer nesting tables depicting Canton, Macau, Bocca Tigris, and Whampoa, ca. 1830 to 1845. The American garden with its large fence is in the center. Like porcelain, the production of high-quality lacquer was a…