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Ceremonies - New York - American Red Cross holds great parade in N.Y.C. Oct. 4, 1917. Nurses forming into companies in side streets waiting for command to swing into Fifth Avenue and take their places in parade

Ceremonies - New York - American Red Cross holds great parade in N.Y.C...

Photographer: Brown Brothers Ceremonies - New York Public domain photograph of nurses, hospital, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description

Ceremonies and Parades - Ready for big send off parade. New York National Guardsmen, waiting in one of the side streets off Fifth Avenue for their turn to swing into the big 'send-off' parade in New York City, Aug. 30, 1917

Ceremonies and Parades - Ready for big send off parade. New York Nati...

Date Taken: 1917. - Photographer: Int. Film Serv. © Ceremonies and Parades

American Red Cross - Ambulances - Ambulances waiting to take wounded to hospitals. Convoy of American Red Cross Ambulances in London awaiting a post-war detachment of American soldiers who have been transferred from base hospitals in France for convalescence in the American Red Cross institutions in England. The streets around the London railway stations are frequently so narrow and crowded with traffic that the waiting ambulances are strung out in long lines along the edges of the side streets near that stations, and brought up on by one as soon as the hospital train pulls in

American Red Cross - Ambulances - Ambulances waiting to take wounded t...

Photographer: American Red Cross American Red Cross - Ambulances Public domain photograph of a car, automobile, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description

American Red Cross - Miscellaneous - American Red Cross in North Russia. A street corner in Archangel showing hygienic conditions which made work of American Red Cross so important and far reaching. Street and house are built on an old swamp, which has never been drained. Only sewers are rough ditches underneath sidwalks, which frequently break under weight of unwary pedestrian who is projected into sewer ditch beneath. Mud in roads is so deep that it is impossible to do any trucking with automobiles on side streets. Main street is paved so poorly trucking is very difficult. Street car runs over six mile route, up main street of city. Fare is sixty kopecks (nominally 35 cents) for each of three "fare stages" and has to be paid in postage stamps

American Red Cross - Miscellaneous - American Red Cross in North Russi...

Photographer: American Red Cross American Red Cross - Miscellaneous Public domain photograph of stamp object, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description

Ceremonies - Salutes and Parades - New York - Welcome home parade to 27th. West Point Cadets on 1 of side streets of lower New York, just prior to their falling in with paraders of 27th Division

Ceremonies - Salutes and Parades - New York - Welcome home parade to 2...

Photographer: Underwood & Underwood Ceremonies - Salutes and Parades - New York Public domain photograph of procession, parade in New York, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description

Ceremonies - Salutes and Parades - New York - The great welcome home parade to the 27th Division. West Point Cadets on 1 of side streets of lower New York, just prior to falling in with paraders of 27th Division

Ceremonies - Salutes and Parades - New York - The great welcome home p...

Photographer: Underwood & Underwood Ceremonies - Salutes and Parades - New York Public domain photograph of procession, parade in New York, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description

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