A photo of a group of men, some firefighters, standing in front of a building that has been damaged by the fire. Smoke fills the air, and several fire hoses lead to the building.

A photo of the fire damage done to the Knight Lounge. A firetruck sits in front of the building, and a fire fighter sprays water at the chimney. Two women in long brown coats stand in the right corner.

A photo of the fire damage done to the Knight Lounge, which has a fire hose in the top window. The roof of the house has been burnt away, and several windows have shattered. A bright red fire truck sits in front of the house with its hood popped.

Black and white photograph of the Taos Pueblo.

Black and white photograph of a pueblo in front of a mountain. Several trees stand in front of part of the pueblo.

Tanker, modern US, May 15, 1945.

US LST (tank landing ship), September 1, 1953.

US AV (seaplane tender), Tangier class, January 15, 1944.

Tang class, US submarine, September 1, 1953.

Tang class, US submarine, September 1, 1953.

Tang class, US submarine, April 1, 1953.

Tang class, US submarine, April 1, 1953.

Tang class, US submarine, April 1, 1953.

Black and white lantern slide of Chinese farmers loading an ox cart full of crates and baskets, next to a wall painted with a large mural of flags.

Black and white lantern slide of three Chinese farmers riding on a cart pulled by two oxen.

Frank Leity and D. Van Ess race in doubles event against Dick Janis and Clem Mohan, with trees in the background. Both entered in the Tandem Canoe and other Canoe events. Found in the dark brown scrapbook.

Black and white lantern slide of a circle of Chinese laborers holding ropes attached to a stone being swung up into the air in order to tamp the soil as it falls.

Tampa 240 ft. US Coast Guard class cutter served as part of the naval forces during WII.

John Tamburini was born in New Brunswick, New Jersey, in 1948. He graduated high school in 1966 and entered a two-year program at a technical institute before recieving his draft notice in 1969. Tamburini underwent Basic Training at Fort Dix, New…

Binding of Tamawaca Folks: A Summer Comedy, by John Estes Cooke (L. Frank Baum), published by Tamawaca Press, 1907.

Roger Talmadge was based in Alexandria, Virginia for his last military assignment. He was responsible for managing military computer systems. He served as the senior chaplain at his base and ran several Bible studies. Roger retired from the military…

Roger Talmadge returned from his second tour in Vietnam in 1972 to receive training at Command General Staff College in Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. He graduated in June 1973 from Command General Staff College and then attended the University of Kansas…

Roger Talmadge started college at the University of Maryland in the fall of 1967. He attended college while also working at Fort Holabird. Roger was promoted to major in 1968. He graduated with his bachelor’s degree in computer science in June 1969.…

Roger Talmadge went to Vietnam with an advanced party, the 11th air assault division, which became the 1st cavalry division, air mobile in 1965. They were tasked with building a camp at An Khe. Roger later was deployed with his division to the Ia…