A post-war blessing
from the militaryThe 100-mile journey of
Chapel Number T-507, Lincoln Army Air Base
Chapel Number T-507, Lincoln Army Air Base
winnebago reformed church
A post-war blessing
“Having received the tabernacle,our fathers brought it with them.”
Letter of inquiry, May 1, 1946
Reply, War Assets Administration, May 7, 1946
October 2, 1946
October 8, 1946
October 11, 1946
ResponseWar Assets Administration, Washington D.C., October 16, 1946
November 1, 1946
November 6, 1946
November 18, 1946
November 25, 1946
Cover Letter, War Assets Administration, page 1
Notice of Sale, page 2
Notice of Sale, page 3
January 3, 1947
January 17, 1947
February 3, 1947
March 10, 1947
A matter of $2,316.60
Women's Board of Domestic Missions
Contract, page 1
Contract, page 2
Contract, page 3
March 17, 1947
March 20, 1947
March 24, 1947
March 25, 1947
March 29, 1947
April 24, 1947
June 6, 1947
June 12, 1947
June 16, 1947
July 23, 1947
$90 trucking, July 26, 1947
$600 for move, July 28, 1947
$46 for heating, August 1, 1947
Lincoln "City Light Department" gets $10. August 6, 1947
August 28, 1947
September 10, 1947
November 17, 1947
Budget sheet, December 5, 1947
Telegram from New York, December 5, 1947
Application for Fairmont, Nebraska, chapel
"At least 175 young Indian men from our small village served..."
Application for Lincoln, Nebraska, chapel
"Eight paid the supreme price."
Undated notes on finish-work estimate, $4380.00
Undated finish-work agreement, $2235.00
Receipt for moving and placing chapel, $1250.00
Sewer install, $2100.00