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Postcard, back
No full textCaption on back: "10
CONTINENTAL DIVIDE
The Great Continental Divide extends from Alaska throughout he Western United States, Mexico, Central America and South America to Patagonia. From this "Divide" the water (streams) run definitely east or west. We cross this Highway "66" just about 115 miles west of Albuquerque and 30 miles east of Gallup, N. M. This spectacular view of the Red Rocks is from the village at the Divide."
Note on back: "-Burl
En Rout to Long Beach, Calif." Postmarked March 12, 1946. Found on page 29.Caption on back: "10
CONTINENTAL DIVIDE
The Great Continental Divide extends from Alaska throughout he Western United States, Mexico, Central America and South America to Patagonia. From this "Divide" the water (streams) run definitely east or west. We cross this Highway "66" just about 115 miles west of Albuquerque and 30 miles east of Gallup, N. M. This spectacular view of the Red Rocks is from the village at the Divide."
Note on back: "-Burl
En Rout to Long Beach, Calif." Postmarked March 12, 1946
Easter Card, front
No full textThe front of the Easter card says, "Buona Pasqua -- MILDRED HARRIS HOGAN" Buona Pasqua is Italian for "Happy Easter." Found on page 32
Postcard, front
No full textThe front of the card says, "PRICE GEORGE HOTEL, DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA -- 130" Found on page 29
Postcard, front
No full textOn front: "Morning Colors, Terrace Barracks U.S.N.A.S., MIAMI, FLORIDA-- From Nora Barrett" Found on page 22
Postcard, front
No full textOn front: "Camp Funston Memorial, Fort Riley, Kansas -- From Jimmy Eorgan" Found on page 22
Postcard, back
No full textOn back: [postcard information] "The famous flock of flamingos at Hialeah Park is always a centre of interest to all visitors. This family was recently increased by 62 young birds which were hatched and are being reared in this flock. The scene illustrated shows adult birds and their mud and grass nests. Several eggs may be seen." [handwritten] "Dear Miss Spilman, I am setting in the stand at Hialeah Park. Its such a beautiful place. A large flock of Flamingos are in the lake just a little way out in front. Wish you could see it. Love, Bill" Postmarked December 26, 1942. Found on page 19.On back: [postcard information] "The famous flock of flamingos at Hialeah Park is always a centre of interest to all visitors. This family was recently increased by 62 young birds which were hatched and are being reared in this flock. The scene illustrated shows adult birds and their mud and grass nests. Several eggs may be seen." [handwritten] "Dear Miss Spilman, I am setting in the stand at Hialeah Park. Its such a beautiful place. A large flock of Flamingos are in the lake just a little way out in front. Wish you could see it. Love, Bill" Postmarked December 26, 1942
Postcard, back
No full textOn back: "Clifford B. Amos, Ylc
Personnel Office
NATechTraCen.
Memphis 15, Tennessee. Found on page 13.
Dear Miss Spilman, Thanks for the nice letter - highly appreciated. Right, am assigned to the Personnel Office here for duty - designated as "Flight Yeoman!" Will make myself contented for a few months. God bless you. Clifford." Postmarked February 26, 1945.Clifford B. Amos, Ylc
Personnel Office
NATechTraCen.
Memphis 15, Tennessee.
Dear Miss Spilman, Thanks for the nice letter - highly appreciated. Right, am assigned to the Personnel Office here for duty - designated as "Flight Yeoman!" Wil