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Art & Dotty, a love story in letters

These ‘Greatest Generation’ letters are windows into what it means to be human, in love, and dedicated to making the world a better place.

Featuring flags from USAT Goethals, excerpts from the ship logs, period photographs of the ship and crew, and photos from the Normandy campaign.

Men in room at Mrs. Jones’s boardinghouse. Six men live in this room. Three beds, pay eight to ten dollars a week rent. December 1940.

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