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Time may have thinned their ranks but it has left their spirit untouched.

Uncle ought to start keeping his receipted bills.

Victory arch to welcome the return of Company H from France from World War I, May 14, 1919; Oskaloosa, Iowa; Mahaska County

This is a photograph of the victory arch made to welcome home the men from Mahaska County, Iowa, who served in France during World War I. This photograph dates to May 14, 1919 and was taken near the downtown area in Oskaloosa, Iowa. The men from…

We are now getting the subject narrowed down to where we know right where we stand.

Welcome home celebration of Company H from France at the conclusion of World War I at Glenwood Park, May 14, 1919; Oskaloosa, Iowa; Mahaska County

This is a photograph taken of the men from Mahaska County who served in World War I at Glenwood Park in Oskaloosa, Iowa. The men were given a hearty welcome as they entered the Rock Island Depot in Oskaloosa, being greeted with a welcome arch and…

Well, here goes.

What are you doing with your spare room this winter?

While waiting for the great horned bonus.

White family Civil War documents, 1861-1889.

Re-enlistment, discharge, promotion, and furlough documents for James H. White and George L. White.

White family Civil War documents, 1861-1889.

Re-enlistment, discharge, promotion, and furlough documents for James H. White and George L. White.

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