Wars-- World War I

Envelope with Telegram from W.M. Blair Four Minute Men and Speech by President Wilson (original), Stamp News Thanksgiving edition (original), The Americas (originals)

Sugar Card (originals), Poem "Our Hero" by Nelson Nussbaum? (original), 4th Liberty Loan flyer (original), Niagara Falls Victory Liberty Loan Organization (original), Address of Hon. W. G. McAdoo (original), What your Liberty Bonds Buy (original), Fight or Buy Bonds flyer (original), Fourth Liberty Loans Facts (original), Second Liberty Loan of 1917 (original), Illustration of a soldier and a child Christmas (original), His Liberty Bond - Paid in Full (original)

Propaganda Poster with President Wilson on it, Certificate for War Stamp Sales Campaign, US and Allies Propaganda Poster. Includes oversized materials.

Correspondence from son to mother during World War I

Some loose photographs in Niagara Falls. Other Photographs are contained in a folder labeled "Pictures were taken in France in 1919 following World War I. They have battlefield sites and Paris scenes at the time of the Treaty of Paris Peace Conference. We do not know who took the pictures or whose album they come from; nor, indeed if they belonged to someone from Niagara Falls. All are captioned and dated. - noted June 1990"

Service Recognition from Niagara Falls to Private Dennis Sullivan. Includes oversized materials (HAI 2022).

Newspaper clippings: "Armor Blitzed Nazis in 11-Day Drive on Trier", Le Courrier De L'Air, cartoon about rationing ending,, "History of Rationing", "Red-Point Rationing Ends: Supplies Found Adequate", "All Meat Rationing Ends Tonight", Image of Gen. MacArthur and Emperor Hirohito (originals)

"Hobie Kirk Young Soldier or We Won the War Anyway" (original), The Blackout Niagara Falls Women's Air Raid Wardens' Service Force (originals), American propaganda leaflet dread over Akrikakorps troops urging them to surrender (photocopies)

Box contains photocopied World War I letters from a nephew to his aunt from Fall River, Massachusetts, photocopied and original letters from Donald Brocker during World War II to Esther Werner from Niagara Falls, and a World War I panorama photograph from France