A page from the weekly Red Barn News, which includes the season schedule and prices, as well as articles about several returning Red Barn Theatre staff. There is also an order form to gain membership to the Red Barn at the bottom of the page.…

Chester Dykema joined the Navy during WW II in July 1945 and served until 1946. Dykema tells of life in Hawaii after the war during which the military was demobilizing, and about his life upon returning home.

Les Dykema was born in 1949 and few up in Hudsonville, Michigan. He tried college, but did not do well in his first year and in 1968 went ahead and enlisted in the Army and get some choice of assignment rather than wait to be drafted. In basic…

Eric J. DyKgraaf is a recent Iraqi War veteran who served in the U.S. Navy as an E-5 from May 2000 to May 2005. In this account, DyKgraaf discusses his pre-enlistment, enlistment and training, and active duty abroad. Among the interesting things…

Milton was born in Wyoming, Michigan and worked at General Motors until he was drafted. Albert was from Caledonia, Michigan and he worked on a farm. Andrew grew up in Kellogsville and he too was a farm hand for many years. Like Milton and Albert,…

Glenn Dykstra was born in Oklahoma in 1932. However, because of the effects of the Dust Bowl, his family moved to Grand Rapids, Michigan. Dykstra joined the Air Force when he was seventeen and finished his school while in the service. After training…

Jim Dykstra was born in Grand Rapids in 1947 and was attending Grand Rapids Junior College when he was drafted for military service in 1967. Jim was sent to Military Police School where he guarded a proving ground in New Mexico. Jim was then sent…

Ron Dykstra was born on July 6th, 1948 in Holland, Michigan. Following graduation from high school in Grandville, Michigan, Dykstra received his draft notice in 1968 and reported in 1969. After completing his basic training at Fort Knox in Kentucky…

Black and white photograph of (left to right) Mason Hoffenberger, John Sebastian, Bob Dylan, and Victor Maymudes seated at a table at Café Espresso in Woodstock, New York. By Douglas R. Gilbert. Scanned from the negative.

Dylcia Pagán was born to Puerto Rican parents in 1946 at Lincoln Hospital in the Bronx, New York City and raised in East Harlem. She became a child star, performing every week on NBC’s “Children’s Hour.” After losing her parents at the age of 20, she…

E class British (light cruiser), 18, July 5, 1943.

Black and white photograph of a dirt road with a town visible in the background. Hills and another town can be seen in the distance.

Black and white photograph featuring the storefront of "E.J. Radio Center" located in Holland, Michigan, as taken on July 25, 1961. In the photograph, a woman can be seen pushing a baby stroller on the sidewalk in front of the building. Photograph by…

A sermon given by Richard A. Rhem (Dick) on May 10, 1992 entitled "E.T.?", as part of the series "From Proclaimer To the One Proclaimed", on the occasion of Eastertide IV, at Christ Community Church, Spring Lake, MI. Scripture references: Acts…

Design of eagle and shield in red, black and blue on white envelope.

Design of eagle and shield in full color on white envelope.

A back and white photo of a scene being performed. Two men and a woman who are dressed in all black pose with bowler hats in front of a sign that reads "Eagle Hall."

Design shows eagle with shield and "The Union, The Constitution and the Enforcement of the Laws.". Design in red and blue on white envelope. Envelope is addressed to Miss Caroline Tillotson, stamped and cancelled.

Eagles, in the GVSC Fieldhouse, May 26, 1974

Michael Eames was born in 1959 in Buffalo, New York. He decided to enlist into the Army so that he could utilize the G.I. Bill and eventually become a chef. Michael spent time in basic training learning how to use machine guns and grenades while also…

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Black and white photograph of an Earl Wrightson and Lois Hunt concert held at Michigan State University. The operatic duo had a partnership that lasted nearly forty years. Scanned from the negative.

Black and white photograph of an Earl Wrightson and Lois Hunt concert held at Michigan State University. The operatic duo had a partnership that lasted nearly forty years. Scanned from the negative.

Black and white photograph of Lois Hunt getting ready backstage before an "Earl Wrightson and Lois Hunt" concert held at Michigan State University. The operatic duo had a partnership that lasted nearly forty years. Scanned from the negative.