February 27, 2018
Margaret Jamborsky and David Schmelz look over memorabilia from his father's deployment on the destroyer the USS Herndon during World War II. Schmelz is donating some of the artifacts to the Herndon Historical Society for display in the Herndon Depot Museum.
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USS Herndon Artifacts Come Home
Son donates father’s memorabilia for display in the Herndon Depot Museum.
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