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Sepia-toned photo of Doug in "Jail" at the Scioto County Fair.

Black and white photo of Harold C. Lowe in uniform sitting on step at an unknown address.

Black and white group of the 6th grade class at Scioto Trail School (Clay) in 1961. Names listed on back (L-R):
1st row: Mark Harrigan, Randy Waugh, Russell Walter, Kenny Joe Martin, Susan Harrigan, Sandy Green, Cindy Long, Linda Hammond, Christine…

Color photo image of Doug sitting at work (Alabama)

Silk maroon and white striped ribbon. Gold Medal with an Eagle sitting on a sword and book with the embossed words "Efficiency. Honor. Fidelity." around the Eagle on one side. On the other side a 5 point star in center of medal surrounded by an oak…

Silk brown and green with red, white, blue, and black stripes ribbon with 3 bronze stars at the top. Gold medal with an LST landing craft shown with troops landing under fire, with an airplane in the background below the words EUROPEAN-AFRICAN-MIDDLE…

Silk ribbon, center red stripe with rainbow stripes (adopted from the World War I Victory Medal). Gold medal with one side showing the relief of Liberty figure with a broken sword and embossed text "World War II"; On the other side embossed text…

Light blue silk ribbon with red, white, and blue vertical center stripes and white, black, and red vertical stripes. Gold medal with a Navy cruiser shown beneath a B-24 airplane flying overhead and sinking an enemy submarine in the foreground; in the…

This is a diploma from Clay High School for Lucinda L. Long. Clay High School is located in Scioto County, Ohio. The date on the diploma is May 21, 1967. It was signed by President, County Board of Education, County Superintendent, President, Board…

This is a diploma from Portsmouth High School for Harold Douglas Lowe. The date on the diploma is June 2, 1966. It was signed by Superintendent, Principal, President, Board of Education, and Clerk, Board of Education.

Dark green, worn, aged World War II Garrison cap. Some holes in the cap. Red and white lining indicating it was worn by an Engineer.

From left to right: Diamond/arrowhead shaped badge with red, white, and blue stripes with black material around it. This badge was used by the Twelfth Army Group as a shoulder sleeve insignia issued during World War II. The design, approved July 29,…