The Snapshots in Time Collection
Gallery: Part 5
Drawn from the personal effects of B-24 Liberator crewmen, this grouping pairs combat relics such as bomb fuze safety pins tagged with mission targets and dates alongside photographs of Army engineer trestle bridges, wrecked spans, and a shipyard Liberty monument. Inscribed family snapshots and postwar beach portraits round out a record of the distance between the air war over Europe and the lives waiting at home.
Framed Dental Examiners' Certificate on Wall, Margaroli Family Collection, 1944
Dedication Plaque, S.S. Benjamin Warner (Liberty Ship), WWII Era
Statue of Liberty Replica Monument, Likely Commemorating the SS Benjamin Warner Liberty Ship, 1944
1951 Snapshot: Young Woman in Bathing Suit at Wescott Beach Park Pavilion
Reverse Side Inscription: 'Glamour Girl! July 29, 1951 Wescott Beach'
WWII Aerial Bomb Fuze Safety Pins with Warning Tags
WWII B-24 Liberator Bomb Fuze Safety Pins with Handwritten Mission Tags, November-December 1944
Anna Scoggins and Ida Baker in a Field, c. 1930s - Home Front Family Snapshot
Photograph Verso with Handwritten Inscription 'Anna Scroggins & Ida Baker'
Memorial Plaques Commemorating Officers and Men of the 1056th Engineers Lost in a Bridge Collapse
Military Truck Crossing Wooden Trestle Bridge — Capt. Arthur F. Gullo WWII Collection
WWII Army Engineer Memorial Sign at Timber Trestle Bridge, European Theater
Destroyed Steel Truss Bridge Spanning a River, European Theater, WWII
SS/USAT Cape Newenham, WWII Troop Transport Ship
