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Monthly Archives: November 2014
Reminder: Thanksgiving Break Closure
Special Collections & Archives will observe the following closings or reduced hours this week due to the Thanksgiving holiday: Wednesday, November 26: Closing at 5:00 p.m. Thursday, November 27, & Friday, November 28: Closed (Thanksgiving break) Sunday, November 30: Closed (Thanksgiving … Continue reading
Boxplorations: Papers of John J. Rose, Aviation Engineer
This edition of Boxplorations explores the Papers of John J. Rose (MS-178), which date between 1914 and 1983 and consist of 1.5 linear feet of materials. The text below came from the collection finding aid, written by Stephen Kahn, circa … Continue reading
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Tagged aviation, aviation history, boxplorations, Dayton Ohio, McCook Field, MS-178, WWI
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Thanksgiving Break Closure
Special Collections & Archives will observe the following closings or reduced hours next week due to the Thanksgiving holiday: Wednesday, November 26: Closing at 5:00 p.m. Thursday, November 27, & Friday, November 28: Closed (Thanksgiving break) Sunday, November 30: Closed … Continue reading