Preserving the History of World War II
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Address: 201 Main Street P.O. Box 273 Eldred, PA 16731  |  Phone: 814-225-2220
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Saturday, May 26 at 2:00 pm

The new DVD Silent Wings: the American Glider Pilots of WWII will have a public screening. The video is
narrated by Hal Holbrook along with commentary by Andy Rooney and Walter Cronkite. Additional
information about the DVD can be found at www.silentwingsfilm.com

Sunday, May 27 at 2:00 pm

Guest Speakers Col. David Glantz and Col. George Qua will speak.
Col. Glantz is a military historian who has served on the faculty of the United States Military Academy.
Col. Glantz is a noted author and recognized as one of America’s leading scholars on the Eastern Front
during World War II.
Col. Qua was recently recognized as the Outstanding Veteran in the Cleveland, OH area. His service has
been accompanied by a steady support of Veterans in his business and charitable work. Col. Qua has
served as a Special Assistant to the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and also as a Military analyst for
ABC, NBC, FOX and United Artist television affiliates in the Cleveland area.

Memorial Day, Monday May 28 at 2:00 pm

A Memorial Day Remembrance Ceremony will be held at the Museum. The ceremony will feature our guest
speakers and a Time of Remembrance. The public is invited to submit names for the Time of
Remembrance. All names of deceased military personnel which are submitted will be read during the
ceremony.

The schedule is subject to change. For additional information on any of these events, please contact the
museum
Phone: (814)225-2220
Toll-Free: (866)686-WWII [9944]
Email: ww2museum@penn.com
Eldred, PA - The Eldred World War II Museum announces a special exhibit entitled Bill
Mauldin: Original Works 1960-1991. The Exhibit features original artwork from the two-time
Pulitzer Prize winning artist.

Bill Mauldin's cartoons became well-known during World War II through the Stars and Stripes
military newspaper. The characters he created, Willie and Joe, reflected the American GI
in a way that captured the war experience in a human and often humorous way. Maudlin
received the Pulitzer Prize for his WWII artwork in 1945.

Following the War, Mauldin was an actor, writer and illustrator. He ran for Congress in 1956,
but would return to cartooning in 1958 on the editorial pages of the St. Louis Dispatch. He
received his second Pulitzer Prize a year later.

The Museum exhibit consists of 26 original editorial cartoons drawn from 1960-1991 and 4 limited edition Willie and
Joe prints. The exhibit comes from the Estate of Bill Mauldin and has previously only been on display in Chicago at
the Jean Albano Gallery.

Mauldin Exhibit Brochure (PDF)
Featured Exhibit
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