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Letter from Wayne to His Folks
Letter from Wayne to His Folks 7/1/1918
American Red Cross Rest Room for African-American Soldiers and Sailors
American Red Cross Rest Room for African-American Soldiers and Sailors 12/2/1918
American Red Cross Canteen Workers Giving Cigarettes.
American Red Cross Canteen Workers Giving Cigarettes. 1917-1918
Interior of American Red Cross Canteen, Chattanooga, Tenn.
Interior of American Red Cross Canteen, Chattanooga, Tenn. 1917 - 1918
American Red Cross Canteen, New Orleans, LA.
American Red Cross Canteen, New Orleans, LA. 1917-1918
Patriotic Activities in Griffin, GA.
Patriotic Activities in Griffin, GA. 1917-1918
Boy Scouts and Tank Float in Red Cross Parade, Middletown, OH
Boy Scouts and Tank Float in Red Cross Parade, Middletown, OH 1917-1918
Canteen Service - Red Cross, Williamsport, PA.
Canteen Service - Red Cross, Williamsport, PA. 1917-1918
Canteen Service - War Activities, Spokane, Wash.
Canteen Service - War Activities, Spokane, Wash. 1917-1918
Catching Contributions in Flag during Red Cross Parade, Detroit, Mich.
Catching Contributions in Flag during Red Cross Parade, Detroit, Mich. 1917-1918
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