Letter from Mathilde to James W. Ochs, September 12, 1945. Letter reads: "Redange Septembre 12. 1945. Dear Jim: I was very glad: when I received your letter, my best thanks. On the same line I received the card from Paris and a letter from Skiss…

Letter from Mathilde to James W. Ochs, October 3, 1945. Letter reads: "Redange le 3. Octobre 1945. Dear Jim: I was very happy to get your lettre and to see that you was in Paris. It is to hoppe that you have this chance again. When you was Sunday to…

Letter from Mathilde to James W. Ochs, October 9, 1945. Letter reads: "Redange le 9. 10. 45. Dear Jim: I had been very glad when I received your lettre with the pictures. I was for a few days in Stelbrück(?) and when I came back your parcel with the…

Letter from Mathilde to James W. Ochs, November 3, 1945. Letter reads: "Redange le 3. 11. 1945. Dear Jim: Dat was surprise last night wen Mahell(?) arrived. I was so happy but very sorry dat you did not kame with her. But whe hopp dat you kame quiqly…

Matsu class, Japanese DD (destroyer), January 15, 1945.

Matt McLogan and President Lubbers walk across Little Mac bridge.

Matt McLogan at GVSC TV fundraiser.

John Matt in 1984 in Marquette, Michigan. He grew up in Marquette and attended high school there and graduated in 2003. In November 2005 he enlisted in the Marines and attended boot camp at San Diego/Camp Pendleton and the School of Infantry at Camp…

Marjorie Matthews was born in Muskegon, Michigan, in 1922. Shortly after America's entry into the Second World War she joined the Red Cross and served as a driver in the Motor Corps in Muskegon. Her duties ranged from the transportation of servicemen…

Black and white photograph of Maureen Moore, known as Lady Dunbar of Hempriggs and the "foster sister" of author C.S. Lewis, whom he lived with at his home, The Kilns, along with her mother, Janie King Moore, in Risinghurst, Oxford, England. Scanned…

Evangeline Maurits was born in Grand Rapids, Michigan.

Russ Mawby discusses his youth on a fruit farm and involvement with 4H and the Boy Scouts, his agricultural studies at Michigan State and Purdue Universities, and his military service in the US Army. He reflects on the history of the Kellogg family,…

Max Gibbs, GVSC student teacher, and Leroy Davis, 8th grade English and History, working together at South High School.

Max Gibbs points out the intramural football standings.

Kay Maxson, born in Lowell Michigan in 1933, enlisted in the Naval Reserve in early 1951, and was called to active duty in January, 1952. Trained in fire and damage control, he was assigned to the aircraft carrier USS Oriskany. After he joined the…

Ronald Maxwell

Black and white photograph of two women, May and Flora, sitting on a short stone wall with trees in the background at Brooklyn Botanical Gardens.

Black and white photograph of the Maybees Waste Weir, located on the Erie Canal section of the New York State Barge Canal. Taken by Robert Merrill from the canal bank.

Letter with enclosed remarks from Edward J. Stewart, Mayor of Muskegon, Michigan to Mr. Richard Kaufman of Temple B'nai Israel regarding his absence from the 25th Anniversary Celebration and his intended remarks for the event.

Jack Mc Caulley was born in Woodland, Michigan in 1927 and enlisted in the Navy in 1944 when he was only 16 years old. Jack went through boot camp at Great Lakes Naval Academy in Chicago, Illinois and then shipped out with the 59th Seabees. Jack…

Jerry McFarland was born on March 24, 1933 and enlisted in the Navy in 1950 after graduating from high school. Jerry trained at Great Lakes Naval Academy in Chicago, Illinois and was then stationed in Norfolk, Virginia. He worked there for about 4…

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

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

Binding of McAllister and His Double, by Arthur Train, published by, C. Scribner's Sons, 1905.