Maps that correspond with the hand outs and case studies. These are organized according to their official designation numbers.

Maps, books, travel guides, posters and ephemera from wartime and occupied Germany. Translations of the titles are provided in the finding aid.

Wartime maps of Europe and the United States, primarily from the Army Corps. of Engineers.

Materials, documents, and artifacts collected by Colonel Edward Roberts during World War II, including US government documents and publications, newspapers and magazines, German documents, posters, and artifacts, and personal and biographical information.

Personal, business and legal correspondence, financial and legal papers, school, church and genealogical records, scrapbooks, photographs, postcards, and artifacts from the four allied families of Friend, Bollinger, Heise and Heldermon of Southeast Missouri. The Friends were a pioneering family in Scott County, first settling there in 1796, near Benton.

Includes composition books, essays, and report cards, 1907-1928.

The collection is primarily composed of photographs, business, personal and legal correspondence, bank and insurance records, land deed transfers, and religious records. The collection also contains an extensive compilation of early American postcards, various artifacts, and recorded family histories of the four allied families.

The collection is primarily composed of photographs, business, personal and legal correspondence, bank and insurance records, land deed transfers, and religious records. The collection also contains an extensive compilation of early American postcards, various artifacts, and recorded family histories of the four allied families.

The collection is primarily composed of photographs, business, personal and legal correspondence, bank and insurance records, land deed transfers, and religious records. The collection also contains an extensive compilation of early American postcards, various artifacts, and recorded family histories of the four allied families.

The collection is primarily composed of photographs, business, personal and legal correspondence, bank and insurance records, land deed transfers, and religious records. The collection also contains an extensive compilation of early American postcards, various artifacts, and recorded family histories of the four allied families.