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Canteen: The Letters

Canteen: The Letters

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About the book

The North Platte Telegraph is proud to again partner with the Lincoln County Historical Museum to celebrate west central Nebraska’s century-old legacy of hospitality to America’s armed forces in “Canteen: The Letters,” the sequel to our 2019 book, “Canteen: As It Happened.”

The story is told in heartwarming letters dating to the present day by some of the 6 million U.S. and Allied service members who not only visited North Platte’s World War II Canteen but also expressed their thanks and shared their stories through letters and telegrams they, their loved ones or their descendants sent to North Platte. This hardcover coffee-table book is a must-have keepsake as well as a thoughtful gift!

    Specifications

    • Title: Canteen: The Letters

    • Hardcover, limited edition

    • ISBN: 9781638460138

    • 168 pages

    • Published by Pediment Publishing

    • Printed in North America

    • Available now

    Presented bY

    North Platte Telegraph (North Platte, NE)

    Specifications

    • Title: Canteen: The Letters

    • Hardcover, limited edition

    • ISBN: 9781638460138

    • 168 pages

    • Published by Pediment Publishing

    • Printed in North America

    • Available now

    Presented bY

    North Platte Telegraph (North Platte, NE)

    About the book

    The North Platte Telegraph is proud to again partner with the Lincoln County Historical Museum to celebrate west central Nebraska’s century-old legacy of hospitality to America’s armed forces in “Canteen: The Letters,” the sequel to our 2019 book, “Canteen: As It Happened.”

    The story is told in heartwarming letters dating to the present day by some of the 6 million U.S. and Allied service members who not only visited North Platte’s World War II Canteen but also expressed their thanks and shared their stories through letters and telegrams they, their loved ones or their descendants sent to North Platte. This hardcover coffee-table book is a must-have keepsake as well as a thoughtful gift!

       

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      • Hardcover case on 120 pt. board, thicker than most hardcover books.
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      Nadine R.
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      The book is wonderful! The photos and content are great memories. It is something that our kinds and grandchildren need to read. Thank you.

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      Donald C.
      Exceptional Book

      I am from North Platte and remember going to the Canteen with her when it was her time to work. This book is wonderfully done and brings back some fond memories. North Platte is a great town with great people as this book will attest. I am proud to call it my home town.

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      Keith Bystrom

      One of the Greatest Home Front Stories of WWII. make me proud to cal North Platte, Nebraska my hometown.

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      Lois S.

      Canteen: The Letters