Officers' Quarters Photos - Page 3
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The person who nominated the Fort Des Moines former Officers' Quarters forwarded these photos taken circa 1986 and 2004, excerpted from an unknown book.
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Veteran's housing after the war
I lived in the former officers' housing upstairs at 45 Dickman. This photo looks like my memory of our apartment where I played with my sister who was a toddler who crawled in and out of the cupboards.
Fort Des Moines Officer's Quarters
In the 1960's, this building was used as a doctor's office. I remember going here as a child.
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