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Wounded Men in Parade of the 369th Infantry, Formerly 15th New York Regulars
Wounded Men in Parade of the 369th Infantry, Formerly 15th New York Regulars 1917 - ca. 1919
Wounded Vietminh Prisoner is Given First Aid
Wounded Vietminh Prisoner is Given First Aid ca. 1954
Wounded Rat at the Hands of Vengeful Cats
Wounded Rat at the Hands of Vengeful Cats 2/8/1919
Wounded soldiers under trees, Marye
Wounded soldiers under trees, Marye's Heights, Fredericksburg. After the battle of Spotsylvania, 1864. 1864
Wounded soldiers in hospital
Wounded soldiers in hospital ca. 1860 - ca. 1865
Wounded soldiers learning to typewrite. United States General Hospital Number 9, Lakewood, New Jersey.
Wounded soldiers learning to typewrite. United States General Hospital Number 9, Lakewood, New Jersey. 1917-1918
Wounded soldiers receiving instructions on linotype machine at General Hospital Number 9, Lakewood, New Jersey
Wounded soldiers receiving instructions on linotype machine at General Hospital Number 9, Lakewood, New Jersey 10/21/1918
WPA bridge
WPA bridge ca. 1933-1939
WPA: FAP: kids involved in metal projects in New York City
WPA: FAP: kids involved in metal projects in New York City ca. 1937
WPA Federal Art Center at the Municipal Auditorium in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
WPA Federal Art Center at the Municipal Auditorium in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 1941
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