Category:May 1942 in Connecticut

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English: Images/pictures taken in Connecticut during May 1942. Note this is not the date of the upload, nor the date a photo was scanned.

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Media in category "May 1942 in Connecticut"

The following 24 files are in this category, out of 24 total.

An American town and its way of life, Southington, Conn. The Memorial Day parade moving down the main street. The small number of spectators is accounted for by the fact that the town's war LCCN2017878597.tif 6,504 × 4,778; 88.91 MB
An American town and its way of life, Southington, Conn. The Memorial Day parade moving down the main street. The small number of spectators is accounted for by the fact that the town's war LCCN2017878598.tif 5,662 × 4,070; 65.94 MB
An American town and its way of life, Southington, Conn.1a35003v (cropped).jpg 546 × 387; 109 KB
An American town and its way of life, Southington, Conn.1a35003v.jpg 1,024 × 736; 310 KB
An American town and its way of life, Southington, Conn1a35002v (cropped).jpg 515 × 328; 94 KB
An American town and its way of life, Southington, Conn1a35002v.jpg 1,024 × 752; 300 KB
At Beecher Street School, whose student body consists of half Americans of Italian descent and half of Americans of Polish descent, Southington, Conn. The Queen of the May was Emily Schwak, LCCN2017878602 (cropped).tif 3,366 × 4,206; 40.5 MB
At Beecher Street School. Southington, Connecticut, May 1942.jpg 950 × 1,245; 264 KB
Children stage a patriotic demonstration. Southington, Connecticut, May 1942.jpg 950 × 723; 165 KB
Children stage a patriotic demonstration1a35006v.jpg 1,024 × 788; 284 KB
Face detail, At Beecher Street School, whose student body consists of half Americans of Italian descent and half of Americans of Polish descent, Southington, Conn. The Queen of the May was Emily Schwak, LCCN2017878602 (cropped).tif 1,739 × 1,757; 8.74 MB
Farm owned by James Pompey,1a34999v.jpg 1,024 × 750; 375 KB
Gus Worke 1942.jpg 668 × 879; 293 KB
Gus Worke, a farmer who came from Germany 40 years ago1a35004v.jpg 787 × 1,024; 212 KB
Gus Worke, a farmer who came from Germany 40 years ago1a35005v.jpg 780 × 1,024; 227 KB
Nick Grillo, as a boy in Italy, dreamed of America and its opportunity, Southington, Connecticut. 1a35001v.jpg 746 × 1,024; 292 KB
School children, in May 1942, Southington, Conn.1a35008v.jpg 775 × 1,024; 316 KB
Served Daily Monty's Diner in Southington, Connecticut. May 26, 1942. (33988130108).jpg 2,359 × 3,451; 2.24 MB
Southington, Conn. The Queen of the May was Emily Schwak, the King, Philip D'Agostino1a35007v.jpg 780 × 1,024; 283 KB
Southington, Connecticut. A group of young men soon to leave for army induction camps are listening to William Mongelo, of the U.S. Army Air Corps, May, 1942. (49747809982).jpg 8,813 × 6,464; 5.13 MB
Southington, Connecticut. At an early age school children learn about the meaning of the American flag (LOC).jpg 766 × 1,024; 221 KB
Southington, Connecticut. Southington's U.S. Post Office (cropped).tif 3,461 × 2,057; 13.6 MB
Southington, Connecticut. Southington's U.S. Post Office.tif 8,676 × 6,457; 106.87 MB
Street scene, with building of the Southington News1a35000v.jpg 751 × 1,024; 234 KB

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