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[12th Armored Division Memorial in Herrlisheim]
Photograph of a gold plaque dedicated to the 12th Armored Division in Herrlisheim, hanging on a wooden wall.
[Aux Victimes Des Guerres Herrlisheim Monument]
Photograph of a cylindrical art piece in the courtyard of an industrial church. A center piece of the art installation reads "Aux Victimes Des Guerres."
[Carl J. Adams Marker]
Photograph of a memorial marker for Carl J. Adams with the details of his life engraved on the small white cross.
[Donald B. Cowan Marker]
Photograph of a a white memorial marker for Donald B. Cowan with the details of his life engraved in the small white cross.
[Five Men Looking At Pictures]
Photograph of a group of five men, four veterans and a younger man, holding pieces of paper that have photographs printed on them.
[Flats Near Herrlisheim]
Photograph of a lush green field known as "The Flats" beside a highway outside the city of Herrlisheim.
[Four Veterans and Young Man Gathered]
Photograph of four veterans in suits and decorated jackets standing near a younger man who is more casually dressed. The men are identified as George Hall, Bob Downey, Weston Emery, Louis Decker, and Bill Bartholomew.
[Gathering with Mairie Louis Becker]
Photograph of a two veterans with a younger man and a man in a suit behind a desk.
[German Gas Receipt]
Photograph of a receipt for purchased gas in German.
[Gilbert E. Amos Marker]
Photograph of a memorial marker for Gilbert E. Amos, with details of his life engraved on the small white cross.
[Hermann Weiss German Receipt]
Photograph of a German receipt for a transaction for 135 dollars.
[Herrlisheim Exhibit]
Photograph of a series of photographs of Herrlisheim taken in 1945, with a hand pointing out the picture on the lower right.
[Herrlisheim Monument]
Photograph of a cylindrical art piece in the courtyard of an industrial church in Herrlisheim.
[Herrlisheim Sign]
Photograph of a two lane road with a white sign to the side that reads "Herrlisheim."
[John L. Henn Marker]
Photograph of a memorial marker for John L. Henn, with the details of his life engraved on the small white cross.
[Marion L. Doughty Marker]
Photograph of a memorial marker for Marion L. Doughty, with the details of his life engraved in the small white cross.
[Montgomery C. Meigs Marker]
Photograph of a memorial marker for Montgomery C. Meigs, with the details of his life engraved in the small white cross.
[Monument at Herrlisheim Church]
Photograph of a small gathering of older adults in front of a cylindrical art piece in front of the Herrlisheim church. Two women hold cameras to film the event.
[Monument Reading "Aux Victimes Des Guerres"]
Photograph of a cylindrical monument in the courtyard of an industrial church. The monument is inscribed with the words "Aux Victimes Des Guerres."
[Older Man Outside Two Story House]
Photograph of an older man in a suit, standing in the yard of a two story estate.
[Older Women Posing for Group Picture]
Photograph of a row of nine older women in front of a house. All the women are well dressed.
[Salle De Marriage Gathering]
Photograph of eight older individuals in a white room with wooden doors and leather-bound chairs along the wall.
[Sam J. Bumgarner Marker]
Photograph of a white cross memorial marker for Sam J. Bumgarner.
[Three Older Women]
Photograph of three women sitting on a bed in a wooden paneled room.
[Two Story Estate in Germany]
Photograph of a white two story estate with a brick foundation and a balcony above the front entrance.
[Veteran and Man Reading Paper]
Photograph of an older veteran wearing a suit, standing to the left of a younger man who reads a piece of paper.
[Veterans Near Belltower]
Photograph of four veterans wearing suits and decorated jackets in front of the belltower at the new church in Herrlisheim. A younger person stands on the right taking another photograph of the event.
[Veterans Posing in Front of House]
Photograph of a group of ten men dressed well, in front of a yellow house owned by the Warnes. Four men sit in the first row and six more stand in the second.
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