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CATEGORIES:Commemoration & Memorial Events, Education, Museums and Exhibitions, Michigan
CREATED:20181021T112929
SUMMARY:Lincoln Park Historical Society WW1 Centennial Event
LOCATION:1161
DESCRIPTION:On Saturday November 3 at 2pm  Elizabeth Clemens, the author of Detroit in 
 World War 1 (Arcadia Publishing, 2015 ) will be the museum's speaker, offer
 ing a visual presentation of Detroit's role in the war, its industrial cont
 ributions and the effect of the war on the Detroit home front. Clemens is t
 he audiovisual archivist at the Walter Reuther Library, Archives of Labor a
 nd Union Affairs at Wayne State University. She has authored a second book 
 of Detroit history , The Works Progress Administration in Detroit.\nAt the 
 same program, Lincoln Park Mayor Tom Kames will read excerpts from the war 
 diary kept by his grandfather, Walter P.Gaffigan of Detroit. Private Gaffig
 an's journal covers six months from the time of his enlistment in April of 
 1918, his deployment to France in June and serving on the Western Front wit
 h G Company, of the 112th Ammunition Train of the 37th Division. The 37th w
 as involved in the fighting at the Meuse-Argonne (the largest battle in the
  history of the U.S. Army) and and the Ypres-Lys Offensives against the Ger
 man Army, just prior to the November's Armistice.\nOther family members of 
 men who served in the First World War will also be in attendance. The Histo
 rical Society extends a special invitation to those who had ancestors\nwho 
 served in The Great War. Admission to the event is free (donations are acce
 pted) and is open to the general public.\nLight refreshments will be served
  following the program.\n  Contact Jeff Day   1335 Southfield Rd, Lincoln P
 ark MI 48146     PH (313)-386-3137\n \n
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>On Saturday November 3 at 2pm&nbsp; Elizabeth Clemens, the author of Det
 roit in World War 1 (Arcadia Publishing, 2015 ) will be the museum's speake
 r, offering a visual presentation of Detroit's role in the war, its industr
 ial contributions and the effect of the war on the Detroit home front. Clem
 ens is the audiovisual archivist at the Walter Reuther Library, Archives of
  Labor and Union Affairs at Wayne State University. She has authored a seco
 nd book of Detroit history , The Works Progress Administration in Detroit.<
 /p><p>At the same program, Lincoln Park Mayor Tom Kames will read excerpts 
 from the war diary kept by his grandfather, Walter P.Gaffigan of Detroit. P
 rivate Gaffigan's journal covers six months from the time of his enlistment
  in April of 1918, his deployment to France in June and serving&nbsp;on the
  Western Front with&nbsp;G Company, of the 112th&nbsp;Ammunition Train of t
 he 37th Division. The 37th was involved in the fighting at the Meuse-Argonn
 e (the largest battle in the history of the U.S. Army) and and the Ypres-Ly
 s Offensives against the German Army, just prior to the November's Armistic
 e.</p><p>Other family members of men who served in the First World War will
  also be in&nbsp;attendance. The Historical Society extends a special invit
 ation to those who had ancestors</p><p>who served in The Great War. Admissi
 on to the event is free (donations are accepted)&nbsp;and is open to the ge
 neral public.</p><p>Light refreshments will be served following the program
 .</p><p>&nbsp; Contact Jeff Day&nbsp; &nbsp;1335 Southfield Rd, Lincoln Par
 k MI 48146&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;PH&nbsp;(313)-386-3137</p><p>&nbsp;</p>
CONTACT:Jeff Day   Ph 313 386 3137   or lpmuseum@gmail.com
DTSTAMP:20250521T010426
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