Photograph of the Schuurman family. Left to right: Adriana B., Cornelis, L. Schuurman-Hennipman, Lisje Schuurman, Jacob N. and Nicolaas P. J. Schuurman.

Photograph of Adriana B. Schuurman (b. 1916) seated on the floor at the feet of her parents, Listje Schuurman-Hennipman (b. 1889) and Nicholas P. J. Schuurman (b. 1890).

Typescript text of the State of Michigan Senate Concurrent Resolution 108, to honor Mr. Peter Termaat and Mrs. Adriana Termaat.

Address delivered by Pieter N. Termaat at Temple Emanuel, Grand Rapids, Michigan on November 9, 1988.

Article about Termaats' and others honors with the Resistance Remembrance Cross.

Snowman at Termaat family residence, 1920 Haines Avenue NW, Grand Rapids

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.

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.

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

Photograph of Queen Juliana and Prince Bernhard of Netherlands, Governor Williams of Michigan, Nicolaas P. J. Termaat, and Cornelis B. Termaat. The Termaat boys greet the Queen and Prince on their visit to Grand Rapids, Michigan.

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

Group photograph of Termaat family and friends in spring outfits. Front, left to right: Mike and Pete Termaat, Nancy Albers. Back: left to right: Peter, Keith and Adriana Termaat, Nelly Sr. and Jr., Karl and Jean Vanderlaan. 1920 Haines NW, Grand…