Pages from the commemorative book paying tribute to Bangor residents who died while in service during World War II. Each of the entries includes a photograph and summary of service.
An unofficial weekly newspaper published in the interest of personnel at Dow Air Force Base, Maine. Additional years are available to view in the Local History Room.
Posters used to recruit service members, encourage thrift at home, and help fund the war. Bangor Public Library acquired its collection of war posters through the efforts of L. Felix Ranlett, a World War I veteran and librarian from 1937 to 1962. These posters were digitized through a collaboration with Raymond H. Fogler Library at the University of Maine with the support of Eugene and Barbara Daigle.
Photograph-rich publications documenting the deployment of a particular ship during World War II, including the ship's history, travels, battles, and personnel.
Posters used to promote the war effort among Americans on the home front. Bangor Public Library acquired its collection of war posters through the efforts of L. Felix Ranlett, a World War I veteran and librarian from 1937 to 1962. These posters were digitized through a collaboration with Raymond H. Fogler Library at the University of Maine with the support of Eugene and Barbara Daigle.
Photograph-rich publications documenting the history of individual military units during World War II, including the unit's organization, personnel, military campaigns, and casualties. This collection was compiled by World War II-era librarian L. Felix Ranlett, a veteran of World War I.
