Finding Women at Camp Adair: HST 363 student research projects
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- Recollections of Adair AFS and the “Block House”
- 10th Annual Adair Village Founder’s Day even on August 15, 2026, 10am – 2pm at Adair Village
- Life Inside the Barracks at Camp Adair
- Easter at Camp Adair – 1943
- Adair Living History, Inc. announces its program for History Day, May 2, 2026 at the Adair Village Church, with doors opening at 12:30 pm.
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This was great till I got to the end and read the bullshit race sexuality and class and other axes of difference. Looks like more commie dumbing down to me shame on you OSU.
Adair Living History has made copies of a private photo album that was donated to the Albany Museum. It was from a local young lady who worked at one of the PX’s. They are candid shots among coworkers and friends. The great thing about them is that the identities are included. In our chronological photo history, we are starting to index the photos so you can search for family.