Portraits

This is a photograph of a painting of Westray Battle Boyce painted by Helen Holt Hawley. The portrait was part of an exhibit honoring Colonel Boyce in October, 1955 and is on display at the North Carolina State Hall of History.

Captain Westray Battle Boyce of the Women's Army Corps poses for a photograph.

Captain Westray Battle Boyce of the Women's Army Corps poses for a photograph.

This is a photograph of a painting of Westray Battle Boyce painted by Helen Holt Hawley. The portrait was part of an exhibit honoring Colonel Boyce in October, 1955 and is on display at the North Carolina State Hall of History.

Colonel Westray Battle Boyce poses for a photograph seated behind a desk.

Captain Westray Battle Boyce of the Women's Army Corps poses for a photograph.

Captain Westray Battle Boyce of the Women's Army Corps poses for a photograph.

Portrait of Staff Sergeant Marion E. Carlson of Grand Rapids, Minnesota.

Close-up portrait view of an unidentified adult man who is wearing glasses and has a beard. He is also wearing some type of native style hat and clothes and appears to be in an outdoor setting.

Portrait of an unidentified man. Image is on a postcard written in German which is addressed to Charles Thayer and is dated 1957 and sent from Munich, Germany. Although the postcard is signed the name is unintelligible. The man in this photograph is believed to be a German. The sender of the post card thanks Mr. Thayer for sending him his new book titled "The Unquiet Germans," published in 1957. It is not known if the picture of the man is also the sender of the postcard.