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1. Sepia photograph of Don McCammon in his World War 2 uniform. Don McCammon was a World War 2 veteran from Lake Bluff. He served from 1941 to February 1946. "After six months of in combat anti-aircraft battalion in New Guinea, he was chosen, because of his previous United Press International service, to be executive editor of the newly formed Psychological Warfare Branch in Gen. Douglas McArthur's headquarters". Pioneer Press McCammon lived at 32 East Washington Avenue McCammon's file in the Museum contains many Pioneer Press articles written by him about his experiences during the war and local interest.

   Don McCammon

   Record Type: Photo

   
2. A black and white photo of Tom and Virginia Shaw - A black and white photo of Tom and Virginia Shaw. tom is wearing a World War 2 uniform. The Shaws lived at 548 East Scranton Avenue, and 600 Sunrise Avenue. Virginia grew up with her parents Ruth and Harold Ermeling at 223 East Witchwood Lane

   A black and white photo of Tom and Virginia Shaw

   Record Type: Photo

   
3. Admiral William A. Moffett: Architect of Naval Aviation - Trimble, William F.

   Record Type: Library

   
4. Contents of Don McCammon officer's wallet - War Department issued wallet to hold an Officer's identification papers. Found in this wallet: PWB (Psychological Warfare Branch) Official Pass issued to Captain Donald McCammon. Among the items found was a Dr.'s prescription. Don McCammon was a World War 2 veteran from Lake Bluff. He served from 1941 to February 1946. "After six months of in combat anti-aircraft battalion in New Guinea, he was chosen, because of his previous United Press International service, to be executive editor of the newly formed Psychological Warfare Branch in Gen. Douglas McArthur's headquarters". Pioneer Press McCammon lived at 32 East Washington Avenue McCammon's file in the Museum contains many Pioneer Press articles written by him about his experiences during the war and local interest.

   Don McCammon officer's wallet

   Record Type: Archive

   
5. Don McCammon - Black and white photo, with a brownish tint, of Don McCammon in his World War 2 uniform with a pipe in his right hand. Don McCammon was a World War 2 veteran from Lake Bluff. He served from 1941 to February 1946. "After six months of in combat anti-aircraft battalion in New Guinea, he was chosen, because of his previous United Press International service, to be executive editor of the newly formed Psychological Warfare Branch in Gen. Douglas McArthur's headquarters". Pioneer Press McCammon lived at 32 E Washington Avenue McCammon's file in the Museum contains many Pioneer Press articles written by him about his experiences during the war and local interest.

   Don McCammon

   Record Type: Photo

   
6. Don McCammon - Offical documents and correspondence of Don McCammon duing and after WW 2, including citation awards. Don McCammon was a World War 2 veteran from Lake Bluff. He served from 1941 to February 1946. "After six months of in combat anti-aircraft battalion in New Guinea, he was chosen, because of his previous United Press International service, to be executive editor of the newly formed Psychological Warfare Branch in Gen. Douglas McArthur's headquarters". Pioneer Press McCammon lived at 32 East Washington Avenue McCammon's file in the Museum contains many Pioneer Press articles written by him about his experiences during the war and local interest.

   Don McCammon

   Record Type: Archive

   
7. Herbert Dangremond's Obituary - WW2 veteran Herbert Dangremond's obituary published in the News Sun in 1995. Dangremond came to Lake Bluff with his wife, Marea, in 1954 after moving his dental practice from Morgan Park to Lake Forest.

   Herbert Dangremond's Obituary

   Record Type: Archive

   
8. Lynne Shaw's chritening day October, 1942 - A black and white photo of Lynne Shaw's chritening day October, 1942, with her parents, Tom and Virginia Shaw. Tom is wearing a World War 2 uniform. The Shaws lived at 548 East Scranton Avenue, and 600 Sunrise Avenue. Virginia grew up with her parents Ruth and Harold Ermeling at 223 East Witchwood Lane

   Lynne Shaw's chritening day October, 1942

   Record Type: Photo

   
9. One of the Shaw girls playing outside at 223 East Witchwood Avenue - A black and white photo of one of the Shaw girls playing outside at 223 East Witchwood Avenue. The Shaws lived at 548 East Scranton Avenue, and 600 Sunrise Avenue. Virginia grew up with her parents Ruth and Harold Ermeling at 223 East Witchwood Lane

   one of the Shaw girls playing outside at 128 East Witchwood Avenue

   Record Type: Photo

   
10. The Man Who Flew Churchill - West, Bruce

    1975

    Record Type: Library