Portrait photograph of Vader Schuurman in uniform.

Dutch newspaper article about Artie Bestebreurtje. In Dutch.

Photograph of Pieter Termaat (b. 1914), Cornelis B. Termaat (b. 1886) and Cornelis B. Termaat (b. 1918) dressed in suits and top hats at the younger Cornelis B. Termaat's wedding in 1944. Photograph was taken in the Alkmaar Town Hall.

Group photograph of Termaat family "Goodbye Party" at first reunion trip to Alkmaar after emigration to U.S.

Photograph of Termaat family. Left to right: Michiel P., Adriana B., Nicolaas P. J., Cornelis B., and Pieter N. Termaat.

Photograph of Adriana B. and Pieter N. Termaat with their two sons, Nicolaas P. J. (age 3) and Cornelis B. (Keith) Termaat (age 5). The family is photographed in the back yard of their parents' home in Alkmaar. The boys are wearing wooden shoes and…

Photograph of the Termaat family. Left to right: Hendrika Termaat (b. 1887), Cornelis B. Termaat (b. 1918), Pieter N. Termaat (b. 1914), and Cornelis B. Termaat (b. 1886).

Photograph of the Termaat family seated in pews at Kapelkerk Reformed Church, Alkmaar. Left to right: Leida Schuurman, Pieter Termaat, Adriana B. Termaat, Nicolas P.J. Termaat, L. Schuurman-Hennipman, Gees Schuurman (in wedding gown), Jaap Schuurman.

Several documents related to Termaat family's emigration from the Netherlands to Grand Rapids, Michigan. In English and Dutch.

Authorization for Pieter Termaat to visit Grand Rapids, Michigan as a contract employee of Touche, Niven, Bailey & Smart.

Map of the Netherlands annotated by Pieter Termaat, and notes from Termaat documenting the starvation conditions during the Nazi occupation, and locations of farms visited to acquire food.

Group photograph of staff of Alkmaar Westerweg Internment Camp for Nazi women. Center front: Cornelis Barend Termaat, Camp Commander and Hendrika Termaat-Harms. Taken after Victory Europe Day, 1945.