Harry LaForest Tripp, 1891-1960 [RG1955.AM]

NEBRASKA STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY MANUSCRIPT FINDING AID



RG1955.AM:  Harry LaForest Tripp, 1891-1960



Papers and photographs:  ca. 1917-1919

Hebron, Thayer County; and Lincoln, Lancaster County, Neb.:  Neb.: Pvt. 1st Class, WWI

Size:  Fraction



BIOGRAPHICAL NOTE



Harry L. Tripp, son of William E. and Mary Tripp, was born in Washington, Kansas. When the United States entered World War I, Harry enlisted, and served as a Private 1st Class with Battery A, 67th Artillery C.A.C., 35th Brigade, First Army. After leaving military service, he married Hazel E. Frederick of Lincoln, Nebraska. He operated the Mogul Barber Shop in Lincoln for 35 years, and died in September 1960.



SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE



This collection consists of papers and photographs documenting the military service of Harry L. Tripp in World War I. The materials have been arranged into two series: 1) Manuscripts, ca. 1917-1919; and 2) Photographs.



Note: Researchers are required to use gloves when handling photographs.



DESCRIPTION



Series 1 – Manuscripts



Folder




    1. Diary

    1. Army Song Book US, 1918 [illus.]

      Battery A, 67th Artillery, 35th Brigade Rosters

      Program, Thanksgiving Dance, 1918

      Miscellaneous



Series 2 – Photographs




    1. Group 1 – Portraits of Harry LaForest Tripp during World War I

      Group 2 – Postcards featuring the Liberty Loan Parade and Victory Garden in San Francisco, California, and booster cards for war bonds.



 



ADDED ENTRIES:



Tripp, Harry LaForest, 1891-1960

United States. Army. Field Artillery, 67th. Battery A

World War, 1914-1918 — Artillery operations, American



 



07-11-2007   Revised TMM/tmm

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