Raincoat reunites with first owner
Late 1900s
After reuniting with her husband in the United States, Bà Trúc Minh retained the raincoat.
Resettlement
Canteen reunites with first owner
Post-1975
Canteen returned to Bà Trúc Minh upon reuniting with her husband in the United States.
Aluminum comb for Thuan moved to the U.S.
1994
Comb was moved to the U.S. when Nguyễn Văn Đốc and his family were resettled under the Humanitarian Operation (H.O.) program in November 1994.
Typewriter donated to the Vietnamese Heritage Museum
2020
Bequeathed to the Vietnamese Heritage Museum as part of Mrs. Mai Công’s estate following her passing.
Typewriter moved to Orange County, CA
1975–2010s
Maintained and used by Mrs. Mai Công in Orange County, CA for community and literary activities.
Aluminum picture frame moved to the United States
November 1994
Brought to the United States where the Nguyễn family resettled under the Humanitarian Operation (HO) program in November 1994.
Corporal mass linens donated to Vietnamese Heritage Museum
2021
Donated by Monsignor Joseph Nguyễn Đức Minh to the Vietnamese Heritage Museum.
Mass linens donated to Vietnamese Heritage Museum
2021
Donated by Monsignor Joseph Nguyễn Đức Minh to the Vietnamese Heritage Museum.
White service shirt retained in personal possession in the United States
1968–2021
Retained by Monsignor Minh after graduation.
Corporal mass linens retained in personal possession in the United States
1968–2021
Corporal mass linens retained by Monsignor Minh after graduation.