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One of the Thousand Y.M.C.A. Girls in France
One way women served during the war was by staffing YMCA canteens. These sites near the war front were a refuge for soldiers, offering amusement and services like post offices, libraries, and general stores. Elisabeth Gilman, daughter of founding…
Photo of Surgeons on Board the Red Cross Mercy Ship
While female nurses dominated the Mercy Ship expedition, it carried a small number of surgeons too. Seven of them hailed from Johns Hopkins Hospital and School of Medicine. They are pictured here in a photo from the voyage. M.H. Todd was an…
Photograph of a Surgery in the General Operating Room
Pictured in this photo, from left to right, are 1) J.M.T. Finney, 2) Harvey Stone, 3) Bertram Bernheim, 4) [Yatz?], and 5) French surgeon
Photograph of German soldiers being quartered in French homes
War-Chronicle was a periodical published by the German government in several languages, with the aim of depicting or exaggerating German successes and strength in order to influence opinions in foreign nations. This item can be found in the papers of…
Photographs of Neuropsychiatric Units
While Adolf Meyer was engaged in preventative measures back home, some of his colleagues worked on treatment in France. Thomas Salmon believed that early intervention could decrease the magnitude of shell shock and shorten its course in victims. He…
Portrait of Alice Fitzgerald
Cropped portrait of Alice Fitzgerald from a larger group photo [Alice Fitzgerald with members of the League of Red Cross Societies in France]