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This is a snippet of a speech by Admiral Ben Morreell at the Stark Hall Dedication on September 27, 1957 in which he reflects on the vision for how Wilkes College will use the building and classrooms.

The photograph depicts the Chief of Naval Operations Photographed in his office, reading the Annual Report of the Secretary of the Navy for Fiscal Year 1938.

The photograph depicts Jones receiving the Medal of Honor, from President Herbert Hoover. … Others present are … Captain Harold Stark, Aide to the Secretary, partially visible behind him

The photograph depicts a portrait of Harold R. Stark from June 25, 1930.

The photograph depicts the Navy Navy Distinguished Service Medal that Stark was awarded. It is a gold and blue medallion, with an eagle at the center, and attached to a gold and blue ribbon by an anchor affixed within a five pointed star.

A Portrait of Navy Admiral, Samuel S. Robinson, photographed while commander, battle fleet [circa 1923]

This image depicts handwritten instructions for naval torpedo
service with notes by Harold “Betty” Stark.

This is a photograph with original message from Francis Thomas Evans to Admiral Stark at some point during Stark's military career.
Transcription:
For “Betty” Stark
The man with the cheerful Aye! Aye!
With best regards of
F. T. Evans

The image depicts a painting by Frederick Coffay Yohn, [ca. late nineteenth-early twentieth century], which illustrates John Stark leading his men into the Battle of Bennington.

This is a signed photograph of Ernest J. King sent to Harold Stark in 1942.

Transcription:

For
Admiral Stark—
With admiration, affection, and best
wishes —
Ernest J. King
Admiral U.S. navy
1942

A typical Enigma intercept from the Bletchley Park operation in England formed from parts of two messages to the German Army Group Courland (Kurland) on Feb. 14, 1945. These messages were transmitted in Morse code as groups of five letters, which…