Photograph of two women, on younger and one older, together next to the wall telephone. The younger woman has the earpiece held up to her ear while the older one is holding the receiver and the crank. The younger woman is wearing a houndstooth skirt suit and the older woman is wearing a button down shirt.

Photograph of a man and a woman working together to install a wall telephone. Scattered on the floor by their feet are various tools and parts for the phone.

Photograph of a woman sitting on the back of an armchair next to the wall telephone. She is leaning toward the phone's receiver with the earpiece held against her ear. She is wearing a houndstooth pattered skirt suit and heels. On the wall next to the telephone is calendar for January and February, 1945.

Photograph of a woman testing out her new wall telephone. Sitting on the chair next to her is a man holding the tools he used to install it. Sitting at the woman's feet is their pet dog.

Photograph of a woman holding a wire coming from the wall. On the floor by her feet is an old wall telephone and on the couch next to it is a hand drill. On the wall next to where the wire is coming from is a calendar for January and February 1945.

Photograph of Edward, Jennie, and their son Edward Krent posing together for a photograph. Edward sits behind Jennie and they both look down and smile at their son. Their son sits in Jennie's lap and looks at the camera. Edward can be seen wearing his U.S. Army uniform while Jennie wears a dress and their son wears a striped shirt with overalls.

Photograph of Edward Krent drawing on paper in a living room. He kneels next to a small table that he is drawing on. His parents, Edward and Jennie, can be seen sitting on a couch in the background.

Photograph of Edward, Jennie, and their son Edward Krent posing together for a photograph. Edward sits behind Jennie and smiles at the camera. Jennie sits in front of Edward and slightly smiles at the camera. Their son sits in Jennie's lap and looks at the camera. Edward can be seen wearing his U.S. Army uniform while Jennie wears a dress and their son wears a striped shirt with overalls.

Photograph of a group of women holding up the Detroit Free Press newspapers that are announcing the end of World War II and Japan's surrender. Three of the women are Bernice, Mary, and Helen Krent, who are standing in the group's center. The woman are standing outdoors and looking at the camera.

Photograph of Edward Krent drawing on paper in a living room. He is looking directly at the camera with a surprised expression on his face. His parents, Edward and Jennie, can be seen sitting on a couch in the background.

Photograph of children ice skating and sledding outside in Farmington, Michigan. Some children can be seen sledding down a hill in the distance. Photo by: Joe Clark, HBSS.

Photograph of Joe Clark's brother, Junebug Clark, standing at a cliff overlooking Cumberland Gap. From Junebug Clark: A view of Cumberland Gap from a Mountain Top. A time to clear the mind and think of all those before us and those after us. A Cloudy view with all the roads and lives before you.

Joe Clark, HBSS, did a series on "The Gate to no where and the Gate to everywhere". This photo highlights the beautiful country side in Cumberland Gap, Tennessee, Joe's home.

Photograph of horse drawn hay rake sitting under a tree. Behind the farm equipment is a gated fence leading out to a spacious field with a wooded area off to one side.