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Letters and photographs from the Archives & Special Collections help us learn what our Nebraska veterans experienced during their service in the United States military during World War I and World War II.
G.P. Cather Photographs
G.P. Cather’s funeral cortege
G. P. Cather’s funeral cortege at his reburial ceremonies near Bladen, Nebraska, 1921. (113-00995)
G.P. Cather’s funeral cortege
G. P. Cather’s funeral cortege at his reburial ceremonies near Bladen, Nebraska, 1921. (113-00994)
G. P. and Myrtle Cather
G. P. Cather in his United States Army uniform standing outdoors beside his wife, Myrtle Bartlett Cather, 1917. (113-00988)
Franc and George P. Cather family
Group portrait of George and Franc Cather family. From left to right: (back row) Myrtle Cather, G.P. Cather, Carrie Cather Lindgren, Oscar Lindgren, Frank Cather, W. W. Ray, Blanche Cather Ray, Oscar Cather; (middle row) Helen Lindgren, George P. Cather, Charlotte Lindgren, Franc Cather, Blanche Lindgren; (front row) George Perry Cather, O.L. Lindgren, Frances Ray (in Franc’s lap), George Ray, and Margaret Ray, 1913. (113-00966)
G. P. Cather’s U.S. Army unit
Group portrait of G. P. Cather with this United States Army unit, with a sign reading “Nebraska 1916.” (113-00795)