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Airplanes - Operations - French and American Aviators. French aviation squadron with several American aviators standing on the left. From Capt. William A. Moore
American Library Association - Miscellaneous - Official photograph taken on the British front battle of Menin Road. War's contrasts. The photographer had no sooner taken this picture of peace, than every one had to run to earth, as the Boche suddenly started sending over a shower of shells on this particular spot. Note the sofa, doubtless used by a German Commandant a short while ago
Raiding party heading towards German tranches. Near Arras
Family Units: General, National Forest Service photograph.
In deserted St. Quentin. Entrance to an underground bath. July 1917
American Red Cross - Miscellaneous - Giving out mail to A.R.C. chauffeurs at a garage in Paris, France
American Red Cross - Soliciting Funds - Public Gatherings - Red Cross Drive in London. Pig donated by the Queen to Red Cross Drive was sold at auction for $1600.00
King George inspecting German trenches on King George's Hill, near Fricourt, France. 8-10-1916
American Library Association - Dispatch - Library War Service aboard the U.S.A. Transport Mt. Vernon which has just arrived at New York City with 6000 men. New York City, N.Y
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American Library Association - Dispatch - Library War Service aboard the U.S.A. Transport Mt. Vernon which has just arrived at New York City with 6000 men. New York City, N.Y
American Library Association - Dispatch - Library War Service aboard the U.S.A. Transport Mt. Vernon which has just arrived at New York City with 6000 men. New York City, N.Y
American Library Association - Dispatch - Library War Service aboard the U.S.A. Transport Mt. Vernon which has just arrived at New York City with 6000 men. New York City, N.Y
American Library Association - Dispatch - U.S. Army Transport Mt. Vernon coming into New York Harbor with 6000 returning soldiers aboard. New York Harbor, N.Y
American Library Association - Dispatch - Dispatch Office, Hoboken, N.J. Maintained by A.L.A for shipping books and magazines to American troops in France. Three large rooms formerly occupied by saloons have been leased. Rec'd from American Litarary Association, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C
American Library Association - Dispatch - Men reading A.L.A. books in their bunks, below decks while enroute to France aboard a U.S. Army Transport
American Library Association - Libraries - New Jersey through North Carolina - Fighters read in spare moments. Photo shows the Camp Library at Camp Upton, L.I. N.Y. This is a crowded building where soldiers with spare moments usually spend them. The reading they do is not soley for pleasure, but to cram up on military knowledge so that they will be in line for promotions. March 11, 1918
American Library Association - Campaigns - Receiving books for soldiers at the Detroit Public Lirbrary. These books are distributed to men in the service everywhere by the American Library Association, War Service. From Mayor's Office, Detroit
American Library Association - Dispatch - Rolling library in trailer. Mallet's Reserve American boys with French Army Transport Service
American Library Association - Dispatch - Library War Service aboard the U.S. Army Transport Mt. Vernon which has just arrived at N.Y. from Brest, France, with more than 6000 men. New York, N.Y
Summary
Date Taken: 1919
Photographer: American Library Association
American Library Association - Dispatch
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Date
1917 - 1918
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