Black and white photograph of a tour vehicle driving through the Wawona tree at Yosemite.

George Way grew up in Dearborn, Michigan, and was drafted into the US Army in 1941. He trained as a medic and served with the 2nd Infantry Division throughout the war, from the Normandy landings, through the Battle of the Bulge and into Germany.

Wayfarer transport British, July 1, 1948.

Black and white photograph of Wayne Kramer of the band MC5 performing at the WCFL Big 10 Summer Music Festival in Chicago, Illinois on July 18, 1970, by Douglas R. Gilbert.

Black and white photograph of a wayside shrine located along a small dirt road in the countryside of Poland. In the photograph, the monument is seen featuring a cross, a picture of religious iconography, and the year 1947 located behind a wooden…

Black and white photograph of a wayside shrine located in the countryside of Poland. In the photograph, a close-up view of the concrete structure is seen featuring a shadow box window with a picture of religious iconography and vases of dried floral…

Black and white photograph of a wayside shrine located in the countryside of Szczecin, Poland. In the photograph, the concrete structure features a small statue of the Virgin Mary and is situated next to a row of houses. Scanned from the negative.

Event pamphlet for the Women's Community Collaborative showcase and breakfast. Includes order of speeches, and names of winners. Date is approximate, according to location found in archive binder.

A sermon given by Richard A. Rhem (Dick) on November 4, 1990 entitled "We Believe One Church – Catholic and Reforming", as part of the series "The Church On the Way to the Future", on the occasion of Pentecost XXII, at Christ Community Church, Spring…

A sermon given by Richard A. Rhem (Dick) on November 14, 1993 entitled "We Just Don't Get It", on the occasion of Pentecost XXIV, at Christ Community Church, Spring Lake, MI. Scripture references: Isaiah 49,6, Romans 3,21-22.

Address delivered by Kieth B. Termaat at the Central Reformed Church in Grand Rapids, Michigan on May 5, 1985, the 40th commemoration of Victory-Europe Day.

Color photograph of Grand Valley's 1987 production of "We Won't Pay." In this image a man and a woman sit at a kitchen table. The set behind them has two doors, a handrail, a refrigerator and countertop, and two paintings hanging on the wall. The…

Color photograph of Grand Valley's 1987 production of "We Won't Pay." In this image a woman sits up in bed, watching a couple who appear to be in conflict. The other woman is wearing a coat and pulls away from the man, who grasps onto her arm. The…

Color photograph of Grand Valley's 1987 production of "We Won't Pay." In this image four actors are staged around a bed. A woman, wearing a coat, looks up from the bed as if she had just awakened, while the other three actors stand or crouch next to…

Color photograph of Grand Valley's 1987 production of "We Won't Pay." In this image to men dressed in midcentury street clothes point to the right, while another man dressed as a police officer looks on. The set is dressed as if outside in an alley,…

Color photograph of Grand Valley's 1987 production of "We Won't Pay." In this image two men, one dressed as a police officer, are carrying a woman. Another woman runs after them. The set is dressed as the interior of a house, with a kitchen table and…

Color photograph of Grand Valley's 1987 production of "We Won't Pay." In this image an old man in an overcoat and fedora points a walking cane at a teenage boy. Between them a man looks on bewildered. Behind them are two women, one barely visible,…

Color photograph of Grand Valley's 1987 production of "We Won't Pay." In this image a young man wearing a 1970's style polo and jacket casually struts through a kitchen, while another man holds on to his arm appearing concerned. The set behind them…

Weapons captured in the DMZ area. Clockwise from the bottom left: Oakes' M-16, 82 mm mortar, SKS, AK-47, M-79, 60 mm mortar, and a Russian Mosin-Nagant sniper rifle, manufactured in 1947 (This weapon was brought home as a war prize with Oakes).

Weapons class British DD (destroyer), April 1, 1953.

Weapons class British DD (destroyer), April 1, 1953.

Newspaper article describing an event that welcomes students to a free clothing swap and includes workshops on binding, packing, and make-up.

Flyer inviting students to a free clothing swap and workshops on binding, packing, and make-up.

Poster with phrases of what you can learn and do while there, as well as the location, date and time of the event.