A Time of Peace, Season of Innocence

 
​A Photographic History.
By Clarence G. Oliver, Jr.
"...innocence is a state of unknowing, where youth and inexperience causes one to have an optimistic view of the world, a lack of wrongdoing, a lack of worldliness or sophistication. Innocence may decrease with age, but some of the beliefs and emotions remain as an influence in one's life."
— Clarence G. Oliver, Jr.
Largely pictorial in content, A Time of Peace, Season of Innocence, is a book dedicated to the story of the formative years of a group of young people growing up in a small Oklahoma town during the five years of peace between World War II and the Korean War.
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