The Snapshots in Time Collection
Gallery: LETTERS FROM MISC
Beyond the wartime letters, the Wagener family archive preserved correspondence reaching from World War I into the 1950s: a condolence letter of 1922, genealogical research from New Hampton, Iowa, in 1935, and a warm 1951 note closing with an original poem. Domestic news, illness, and affection fill these pages, showing how family collections keep whole lifetimes rather than single moments.
Air Mail Envelope Addressed to Dr. Willis W. Wagener, San Francisco, Postmarked 1951
Letter from Walter W. Dobbs to Dr. Wagener, Kansas City, Kansas, October 5, 1951
Handwritten Letter, Page 2, from 'Walter' with Postscript by 'Ura Maude,' Wagener Family Correspondence
Handwritten Letter, Page 2 — Willis W. Wagener Correspondence Collection, 'Letters from Misc.'
Handwritten Letter, Page 3 — Wagener Family Correspondence, World War I Era
Handwritten Letter Page 4: Account of Visiting an Ailing Man Named Walter
Handwritten Letter, Page 5, Willis W. Wagener Correspondence Collection (WWI Era)
Handwritten Letter Page 6, Wagener Family Correspondence Collection (Miscellaneous Letters)
Handwritten Letter, Page 7 -- Announcing an Engagement
Handwritten Personal Letter, Page 8 (Wagener Family Letters Collection)
Handwritten Personal Letter, Page 9 — WWI Correspondence (Willis W. Wagener Collection)
Handwritten Letter, Page 10 - Willis W. Wagener Correspondence, WWI Era
Handwritten Personal Letter, Page 11 - Wagener Correspondence Collection
Handwritten Condolence Letter to John A. Wagner, Harrisburg, PA, July 2, 1922
Handwritten Letter Closing with Signature and Harrisburg, PA Address (WWI Correspondence)
Postal Card Addressed to Mrs. W. W. Wagener, Palo Alto, California – Wagener Family Correspondence Collection
