Box 2

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Includes photos of people and buildings, pamphlets and programs. A number of items on baseball.

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Includes pictures of the trip over, Paris, enroute to Verdun, just behind the lines, time off, and the trip home. Also, key to photo album.

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Contains visiting cards, a typed journal (Sept. 8 ? Dec. 7, 1920), a story about Peking, "Adrian Acquires Confucius", written in Grand Rapids, "Peking Nights at the Play", vignettes from his trip, and his ship?s itinerary and passenger list.

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Collection of letters sent to his parents, George and Jennie (Hodgkinson) Muller from Europe.

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Documents, letters, journal entries and the Red Cross Bulletin, miscellaneous issues, June ? Nov. 1921.

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Volume contains stories, letters to Charlie and Georgi (Georgia L. Stafroogh) Muller, whom Charlie married in 1921, signed "Kiss". n.d.

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Photographs of France, Spain (LaCorida, Toledo), Russia (Libau, Civilian Relief work, Riga), Reine and a few related documents and clippings.

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Contains pictures of Sweden and Norway (Bergen), Antwerp, Belgium and the Olympic games, friends, Port Said, the Suez Canal, Djibute, Colombo, Singapore, Saigon, Hong-Kong, Shanghai, Puchow, Peking, the Great Wall, Mukden, Korea (Seoul), Japan (Kioto, Mara, Nikko, Kamakura), Honolulu, San Francisco, and Mexico.

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U.S. Passport, Red Cross i.d., map of the Front at Verdun, order for transport, two photographs (Muller in 1917), and miscellaneous documents related to Red Cross work.

COLLECTION DESCRIPTION From the Collection: Papers of Charles G. Muller, include diaries (1914-1921) and appointment books (1922-1973) that relate to Muller's activities and attitudes; correspondence, photographs, and scrapbooks concerning his service with an American Red Cross ambulance unit in France (1917) and a trip he took around the world (1919-1920), the latter including Red Cross work in Libau, Latvia; research files for books on the War of 1812, THE PROUDEST DAY: MACDONOUGH ON LAKE CHAMPLAIN (1960) and THE DARKEST DAY: 1814,...