Join living historian Mrs. Anna Neill for an engaging look at how everyday Americans contributed to the war effort from home during World War II. She shares stories of civilians working in mills and factories, producing the uniforms, weapons, and equipment needed by the U.S. Military.
Her program also explains how families cooperated with government restrictions and rationing systems that managed food, clothing, and other essential resources. Through her storytelling, audiences learn how ordinary citizens adapted, sacrificed, and supported the nation during a time of great challenge.
