497th photo collection and unit history available

I have access to a large photo collection and unit history of the 497th Bombardment Group Saipan. The Collection is located in the Tupelo Mississippi Veterans Museum. I have scanned some of the best pictures from the many available. Also included in the collection is Summary of Operations in Saipan and a complete Unit history written at the end of the war. The collection was donated by the family of Capt Hastewart.
Who should I send the pictures that I scanned to?
Sample photo attached
DaveT

Dave, the original 497th Bomb Group crews were trained at Pratt Army Air Field.
The Bombers On the Prairie Museum has some photos and data, but we would certainly be interested
in additional material for our Museum collection and exhibits.
For reference see this link.
If you want to share some of your data, please contact me at b29museum@gmail.com
 
Milt Martin, Archivist for B-29 Museum Inc., Pratt Kansas USA

Dave T,
Would be interested in the high resolution scanns, if you could sent some it would be great.
walkerarmyairfield@gmail.com
 

Hi Dave,
497th 870th 73rd bomb wing.  Stripped for Action. Any pictures?
 
Thanks,
Roger
rwhitfi@roadrunner.com

Dave - I'd be very nterested to know if there are any pictures of the B-29 Wheel n' Deal A - 24 42-24604 from 870th of the 497th or A-33 The Shrimper...my uncle Edwin B. Tuenge was radarman most often with Capt. Paul Beard's Crew. Do you recall seeing anything about them or did you scan any that may have included them? Thanks for any help!

Would you happen to have a picture of Stripped for Action?
 
73rd wing 497th group 870th squadron Saipan

thanks for .my father was cpc gunner 35 times over Japan. Any pictures of crew or this group flying?

DaveT,
 
I'm really glad to see your post.  My grandfather, John Stuart Keeler, was a Flight Engineer in the 479th.  I don't know which B-29 he was on, but I recently came into possession of some mission charts on which he wrote "Pilot: Price, Engineer: Keeler".  I also now have some negatives that he took while there, the best of which are nice B-29 nose art shots.  I would love to know which plane he was on, and since it would trouble you to see what there is about him, I would be happy to share his little collection of B-29 nose art photos with you.  You can see them in my photo album here at this armyairforce.com site:
 
http://forum.armyairforce...mp;apage=1&asort=3
 
I hope that link works.  Otherwise, go to the Photo Galleries link on this page and search for member Frumius in the Photo Galleries.  the images in the gallery are small, but I'd be  happy to send you the high resolution versions of those images as a trade.  And I'd still be in your debt.
 
Here's a sample from the album: