Earl Heuer, History, Thomas Jefferson College

Earl Heuer, History, Thomas Jefferson College

Earl Heuer, History, Thomas Jefferson College

Earl Heuer, History, Thomas Jefferson College

Earl Heuer, History, Thomas Jefferson College

Earl Heuer, History, Thomas Jefferson College

Binding of Hewers of Wood: A Story of the Michigan Pine Forests, by William G. Puddlefoot and Isaac Ogden Rankin, published by The Pilgrim Press, 1903.

James Heyn was born in St. Joseph, MI and lived a quiet, independent life. He was largely a pacifist before he was drafted in 1965, but reluctantly accepted his duty to his country. James was in the first group of soldiers to attend basic training in…

Steve Hickel was born in Cleveland, Ohio in 1956. He attended several colleges and then enlisted in the Navy on June 6, 1975. He started out as a Sonar Technician on a nuclear fast attack submarine. Their mission was to find enemy subs, monitor…

Kenneth Hicks served in the 8th Air Force as a B-17 pilot based in England in 1944-45. He provides extensive descriptions of the training process and his experience with bombing missions in the later stages of the war.

Newspaper article about hidden children during World War II, and honoring those who rescued and assisted them.

Dr. Ulf “Ulie” Hierlwimmer was born on May 31 st in 1945, in the Soviet occupied zone of Germany. When he was around one year old, his mother moved their family to the safety of West Germany while his father was in the German Army. After his…

Mike Higgins was born in Grand Rapids, Michigan on October 20, 1951 and was drafted into the Army during the Vietnam War. He went through basic training at Fort Knox, Kentucky and then went to leadership school for 2 weeks. After training he was…

Black and white lantern slide of a Paleolithic engraving of a bison with a tall hump from La Geniere shelter, Ain.

A photo of the high pressure steam jacket aluminum kettles, which is being operated by a man who is stirring something in the kettle, and the pie pan washer, which is being operated by a woman. The caption reads: "All custards, fillings for cream…

Black and white photograph of a carnival worker at the Kane County Fair in Kane County, Illinois. In the photograph, the man is seated on a small wooden chair at the fairgrounds and taking a break while helping to set up the high striker carnival…

Black and white photograph of a herd of Highland cows walking along a dirt road in Glencoe, Scotland. In the photograph, a few of the cows are walking along the road, while others are gathered on the other side of a pasture fence. Scanned from the…

Black and white photograph of a herd of Highland cows walking through an open pasture gate in Glencoe, Scotland. Scanned from the negative.

Black and white photograph of Highlands, New York along the Hudson River. Water damage is visible on the image, which was scanned from the negative.

Newspaper article summarizing the latest student senate's meeting including updates to new systems to help students use their preferred names.

Binding of Highways and Byways of the Great Lakes, by Clifton Johnson, published by The Macmillan Co., 1911.

Higinio Lozano arrived in Chicago and settled in the La Clark neighborhood in 1947. He later moved to North Avenue and Sedgwick in Old Town, right across the street from Lincoln Park, and lived there until the 1980s. Mr. Lozano is considered the…

Hilda Frontany is a long-time community activist whose family first lived in the Water Hotel in Chicago’s La Clark neighborhood when they arrived in Chicago from Puerto Rico. In the late 1960s and 1970s she devoted her work to addressing the housing…

Jack Hill joined the Michigan National Guard before World War II and served in the 126th Infantry Regiment, 32nd Division, throughout the war. He fought in every major action that his unit was involved in on New Guinea, Morotai and Leyte, and…