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Henderson Family Photographs of the U.S. Army School for Special and Morale Services, 1942/1946

14 Photographic Prints
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A collection of 14 photographic prints with a CD of digital copies of attendees of the U.S. Army School for Special and Morale Services at Washington and Lee University during World War II. Washington and Lee became a center for special services training during the war. Images include group photos of members of the school in front of the colonnade and a shot of the footbridge to Wilson Field. These are modern color prints from the original negatives and include captions. The physical prints are accompanied by a CD of digital files of the photographs.

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Henderson Family Photographs of the U.S. Army School for Special and Morale Services, 1942/1946 14 Photographic Prints

Photographs of the Washington and Lee University Campus from the World War Two era., 1942/1946

12 Photographic Prints
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12 photographs of Washington and Lee University campus which include the colonnade and academic buildings, Lee Chapel, Doremus gym, dorms, and fraternity houses. The photographs were taken by Army officer J.W. 'Bill' Stevens, who attended the U.S. Army's School for Personnel Services hosted by Washington and Lee University during World War Two.

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Photographs of the Washington and Lee University Campus from the World War Two era., 1942/1946 12 Photographic Prints

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