Don & Eloise Hagedorn

17 Sep Don & Eloise Hagedorn

Posted at 20:44h in Gallery, Historic Photos, History by

Don and Eloise Hagedorn both lived in Wendover while Don was stationed here on base. During this time Eloise worked on base in a civilian capacity. This is our only colored photograph collection from World War II, and it offers unique glimpses at what life looked like in the area during that time.

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