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American Red Cross - N thru W - Chief nurse in American Hospital in England. Miss Mattie Washburn of Fort Ann and Albany, N.Y., is the Chief Nurse at the big American hospital, Portsmouth, England. The hospital is staffed by a medical and nursing unit from Albany, N.Y
American Red Cross - N thru W - American Red Cross worker in Great Britian. Mrs. A.H. Walker of Mass. One of the most active workers of the American Red Cross in Great Britain
American Red Cross - In the Zone of Advance - Activities - Red Cross in England. American wounded at hospital near London. The Red Cross Chaplain, Captain Manton, arrives with newspapers
American Red Cross - E thru H - An American Red Cross Worker now in Russia -- Lt. Willard T. Higgins of New York City, photographed at Red Cross Headquarters in London
American Red Cross - N thru W - Major James H. Perkins, Commissioner for Europe of the American Red Cross, in front of the headquarters building of the American Red Cross in London
American Red Cross - N thru W - Red Cross Commissioner n Europe. Major James H. Perkins, the American Red Cross Commissioner for Europe, at Red Cross headquarters in London
American Red Cross - N thru W - Mrs. A.L. Queneau, American Red Cross Chairman at Newcastle, England. Mrs. Queneau has been an active and energetic worker for the Aemrican soldiers in hospital and camp since the United States entered the war. She has livedin England for many years. Her husband is an officer in the French army
Wounded Americans in London Hospital. Nurse reads an American newspaper. Flowers, books and papers are distributed daily to the American London hospitals by the American Red Cross Care Committee
Red Cross workers at the American Base Hospital at Tottenham, near London. Captain Herbert S. Johnson, of Boston (pastor of the Warren Ave. Baptist Church); Captain A.R. Gatter, a banker from Phoenix, Ariz; Mrs. A.H. Walker of Northampton, Massachusetts. who has served more cups of coffee to American troops than any other woman in England
American Red Cross - N thru W - Active American Red Cross Worker. Mrs. Edna Richardson of Albany, N.Y. in charge of the distribution of American newspapers in American base hospitals at Dartford and Tottenham, near London
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Photographer: American Red Cross
American Red Cross - N thru W
Public domain photograph - Gustav Borgen studio, female portrait, 1910s, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description
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1917 - 1918
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