World War II

"Great Lakes Naval Training Station was authorized as a "training ship on land" in 1904. The base opened on July 1, 1911, and the first class of 300 U.S. sailors graduated four months later, in a grand ceremony attended by Pres. William H. Taft as guest of honor. It has since sent to the fleet over over four million sailors, serving the nation through all the conflicts of the 20th century. Today Great Lakes is the sole remaining navy boot camp in the United States. Anchored by the stately Building One, the entire 43-building complex was designated as Great Lakes Naval Training Station on the National Register of Historic Places in 1986. This book, with over 200 vintage images, explores its colorful and important history."

A magazine covering social justice issues.

Joseph Garlock was born in 1884 outside of Minsk, Russia. His subject matter reflects a special bridge between turn-of-the-century Russia and post-World War II America.

"The dramatic story of 50 turbulent years in 2,000 pictures, 100,000 words...a permanent record of all the important national and world events..."

An introduction to Patrick’s autobiography. This is Part I. Recollections from growing up in an Irish family Queens during the Depression.

self-published zine of art, poetry, letters and dialogue