[September 29, 1918] The Evening Star, September 29, 1918: King George decorates American soldier.6yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[July 21, 1918] Church ruined by shell fire but crucifix untouched. Lucy, France.6yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[November 19, 1917] Actress and singer Frances White seated in her dressing room with a dog, November 19, 1917.6yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[May 23, 1918] Two soldiers having amputations to which artificial legs are being fitted at the American Red Cross factory for artificial limbs at St. Maurice. Between them is small boy whose leg was blown off by a hand grenade. May 23, 1918.6yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[December 4, 1917] Chicago Tribune cartoon: They won't flock together very long December 4, 1917.6yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[August 27, 1918] Theodore Roosevelt holding a baby as wife, Edith, Mrs. Archie Roosevelt, Mrs. Derby, (holding grandchild), and Theodore Roosevelt, III look on. August 27, 1918.6yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[June 14, 1918] Corporal Mart Gentry of Weaver, Kentucky who was killed in action at Chateau Thierry, France on June 14, 1918.6yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[December 26, 1917] Two women wearing overalls as they work in a factory in Detroit, Michigan December 26, 1917.6yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[November 10, 1917] The Brooklyn Magazine, Nov. 10, 1917: Uncle Sam (as Public Opinion) embracing nurse (American womanhood), saying: If you are good enough for war you are good enough to vote7yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[January 4, 1918] Selling artificial flowers, Tokyo. January 4, 1918.6yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[September 27, 1918] Picture taken at Rastatt, Baden, prison camp, Germany. Sept. 27th, 1918.6yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[May 10, 1918] Olive Marion Sellar, Joint War Committee. Died through illness contracted while on service in England 10 May 1918.6yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[May 2, 1918] Royal Air Force Caquot kite balloon about to ascend with air mechanics holding the ropes, Gosnay, France, May 2, 19186yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[May 7, 1918] Remember the little lost children of the Lusitania, cartoon. New Your Herald. May 7, 1918.6yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[July 19, 1917] Looking up Woodward Avenue, Detroit, Michigan, July 19, 1917.7yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[June 30, 1917] Cartoon from the June 30, 1917 issue of Solidarity, the newspaper of the IWW7yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[June 27, 1918] Jessie M McDiarmid, Canadian Army Medical Corps. Drowned when the Hospital Ship Llandovery Castle was torpedoed 27 June 19186yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[September 11, 1917] Are Your Vacant Lots Busy? Junior boys and the corn and beans they have raised American Red Cross photo card dated September 11, 1917. Glimpse into the past.7yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/homestead
[September 11, 1918] Order Given To Kill All Traitors; American Soldiers Told To Shoot Anyone Suggesting Surrender.6yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[April 25, 1918] Homeless but safe and together at Evian after escape from their home in invaded France April 25, 1918.6yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[January 19, 1918] The Woman Citizen, January 19, 1918. Halt Who Goes There?6yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[June 23, 1917] Children dressed as Uncle Sam and Bersaglieri soldier of the Italian Army shake hands at a ceremony honoring Prince Ferdinando of Udine, Lewisohn Stadium at the College of the City of New York, June 23, 1917.7yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[March 7, 1918] Private John J. Haspel of Elmhurst, Queens who was a soldier in Company E of the 165th Infantry of the U.S. Army. He was killed on March 7, 1918 in France.6yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[September 6, 1918] Lafayette-Marne Day on September 6, 1918, at Union Square, New York City.6yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[August 12, 1918] Interior of the Church of the Nativity, Bethlehem. August 12, 1918.6yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[April 28, 1918] Who dares talk 1920 politics? This is 1918! Cartoon, New York Herald.6yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[May 31, 1917] Photograph shows Chinese American boys, who have joined the Junior Naval Scouts, with their Navy commander during World War. Topeka Journal, May 31, 19177yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[June 20, 1917] Anarchist Emma Goldman seated on a streetcar with attorney Harry Weinberger Alexander Berkman, June 20, 1917.7yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[October 27, 1917] Women's suffrage parade, New York City, Oct. 27, 1917.7yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[September 4, 1917] R I Rinnear who died of entenic fever while nursing at Dunkirk.7yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[July 5, 1917] U.S. submarines in the Gatun Lock of the Panama Canal, after it had been drained, July 5, 1917.7yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[May 6, 1918] Miss Lucy N. Fletcher, died May 6, 1918. Base Hospital #6. Europe. Home: Boston, Mass.6yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[July 7, 1918] Bain News Service: Italy (Alps) -- 1st line trenches6yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[August 19, 1917] Basile Kroupensky, the Russian ambassador in Japan who expressed gratitude for U.S. support during World War I, The Sunday Oregonian, August 19, 19177yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[August 9, 1917] 3 leaf-boys 9 and 9 and 11 years old, Cybalski Tobacco Farm. Location: Hazardville, Connecticut7yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[April 13, 1918] Venice. Young girls learning embroidering in the schools maintained by the A.R.C. April 13, 1918.6yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[May 14, 1918] American Red Cross Line of Communication Canteen. Mess room. May 14, 1918.6yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[July 8, 1917] Australian soldiers praying after the unveiling of the memorial to the 1st Australian Division at Pozieres, the Somme, France on July 8, 19177yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[August 21, 1917] Nellie Spindler who was killed when the Germans bombed a French hospital on August 21, 1917.7yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[March 23, 1918] A project to dig demonstration trenches in Central Park, New York City, to stimulate interest in the World War I Liberty Loan campaign through visual representation of the European war trenches. The New York Tribune, March 23, 1918.6yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[April 30, 1918] Jewish children and adults walking south on Nablus Road towards the grave of Shimon Hatzadik (Simon the Just), Jerusalem. April 30, 1918.6yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[April 3, 1918] E F Barker, Voluntary Aid Detachments. Died of illness contracted on duty 03 April 1918.6yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[September 3, 1917] Bennings Auto Races, Washington D. C., Labor Day, 19177yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[July 13, 1917] King George V and Edward VII, Prince of Wales, leaving their car and being greeted by General Julian Byng as they arrive at the Butte de Warlencourt near Le Sars, France, July 13, 1917.7yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[June 8, 1917] Photograph shows German prisoners taken during the Battle of Messines, June 8, 1917 during World War I.7yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[July 16, 1917] Canadian Highlander soldier with an American soldier outside the 71st Regiment Armory, Park Avenue, New York City., July 16, 1917. Interesting late example of a Ross.7yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/Firearms
[February 26, 1918] E Edgar, South African Military Nursing Service. Drowned on the Hospital Ship Glenart Castle 26 February 19186yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[July 28, 1917] British soldiers laying a light railway line near Boesinghe, Belgium, July 28, 1917 during the Battle of Passchendaele.7yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[October 1, 1917] Shoomakers bar at 1311 E Street, N.W., in center, Washington, D.C., October 1, 1917.7yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[June 3, 1917] June 3, 1917 Sunday Oregonian: The first woman in France to become an attache of a cabinet office is Jeanne Tardy ...7yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[June 30, 1918] New Zealand Prime Minister William Massey addressing New Zealand machine gunners at Bois-De-Warnimont, France. Photograph taken 30 June 1918.6yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[June 21, 1917] Prince Ferdinando of Udine, head of the Italian War Commission to the United States, going to Washington Square, New York City, to lay a wreath on the statue of Giuseppe Garibaldi, June 21, 1917.7yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[July 17, 1917] Kastvan family, immigrant Hungarians, beet workers near Corunna, hoeing beets.7yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[June 13, 1917] General John J. Pershing and his army at Boulogne, France on June 13, 1917. Pershing is shown with General Etienne Pelletier (1817-1927) and French politician Rene Besnard (1879-1952).7yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[June 22, 1917] Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service Reserve (QAIMNSR) staff nurse, Territorial Force Nursing Service (TFNS) sisters, and a sergeant of the Royal Army Medical Corps (RAMC) on board a hospital barge, Peronne, France, June 22, 1917.7yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[July 14, 1918] Miss Alice May Stallard, Voluntary Aid Detachments. Died of illness contracted on duty 14 July 19186yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[April 8, 1918] Out of door kindergarten class. ARC Child Welfare Exhibit. Lyons Fair, Lyons, France. April 8, 1918.6yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[December 3, 1917] Mrs. M. Senior who died of illness contracted on duty. 3.xii.19176yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[May 19, 1918] M Lowe, Canadian Army Medical Corps. Died of wounds following the bombing of the 1st Canadian Hospital at Etaples 19 May 1918.6yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[January 6, 1918] New York Herald cartoon: That peace bird smells a little high6yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[October 21, 1917] Zeppelin brought down by the French forces on Oct. 21, 1917.7yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[November 3, 1917] 4098. A.E.F., France. Debarkation of Rainbow Division, St. Nazaire. Col. William Kelly, Lieut. Col. Harold Hetrick, Chaplain Bell, Captain Elihu C. Church, regimental adjutant. One Hundred and Seventeenth Engineers, November 3, 1917.7yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[March 10, 1918] The New York Tribune: concrete barge being launched in Porsgrund (Porsgrunn), Norway.6yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[January 16, 1918] Balcony House, Mesa Verde National Park. Copyright deposit January 16, 1918.6yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[August 24, 1918] Nurse Eveline Fidgeon Shaw, First Aid Nursing Yeomanry. Died of illness contracted on duty 24 August 1918.6yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[September 24, 1918] Herbert Hoover, Director of the U.S. Food Administration, on the street in New York City. September 24, 1918.6yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[March 9, 1918] Mass meeting held in Union Square on March 9, 1918 to protest the conviction of labor leader Thomas Joseph Tom Mooney in the 1916 Preparedness Day bombing in San Francisco.6yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[March 17, 1918] Seventy to your eighteen, Bill! Cartoon. New York Herald, March 17, 1918.6yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[January 24, 1918] American Red Cross ambulance drivers in Milan, January 24, 1918.6yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[March 11, 1918] Canadian railway troops, possibly with Chinese Labour Corps members, creating a cutting during construction of a broad-gauge railway at Lapugnoy, France, March 11 1918.6yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[August 23, 1917] The Topeka State Journal: Orlando Allen Somers (1843-1921) who served in the Civil War and later became commander-in- chief of the Grand Army of the Republic in 1917.7yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[April 30, 1918] Edward Augustus Smith, Jr., Quartermaster lc aviation killed in aeroplane accident, April 30, 19186yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[January 15, 1918] Alice Welford, Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service Reserve. Drowned in a collision on the river near Basra 15 January 1918.6yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[November 5, 1917] Camp Grant, Illinois, officers. November 5, 1917.7yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[April 16, 1918] French wounded soldier at Grand Palais. April 16, 1918.6yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/TheGreatWar
[December 13, 1917] Helen Maud Peel who died of over-strain. 13.xii.1917.6yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
Because its National Fountain Pen Day (some Fountain Pen Poster Art).7yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/fountainpens
[September 10th, 1917] Sturmtruppen-Angriff an der Isonzofront (Assault troops on the attack on the Isonzo front) (bildarchivaustria.at) submitted 4 hours ago by michaelnoir7yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/wwi
[October 27, 1917] Camp Dodge, Des Moines, Iowa. Copyright deposit October 27, 1917.7yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[August 3, 1917] 10 year old leaf boy and three stringers, 10, 12, and 13 yrs. old.The leaf-boys get $1.50 a day and some of the stringers of 10 and 12 make $1.20 South Windsor, Connecticut. August 3, 19177yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[April 9, 1918] Panoramic view of Camp MacArthur, Waco, Texas, April 9th, 19186yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[June 3, 1918] Lee Roy Todd, USMC, of Pike County, Georgia who was killed in action on June 3, 1918.6yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/TheGreatWar
[July 5, 1917] Guglielmo Marconi, who served as a member of the Italian War Commission to the United States in 1917 with Hunter College students enrolled in a radio class for women wireless telegraphers.7yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[May 19, 1918] G M M Wake, Canadian Army Medical Corps. Died of wounds at Etaples 19 May 1918.6yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/wwi
[February 15, 1918] United States Nitrate Plant No. 2, Reservation Road, Muscle Shoals, Muscle Shoals, Colbert County, Alabama, under construction. February 15, 1918.6yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[October 11, 1917] Dans la journee du 11 Octobre 1917, il a ete arrache. French soldiers collecting grass.7yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[June 10, 1917] Photograph shows a trooper from the University of Washington militia using a portable field-telephone in a suitcase. New York Tribune, June 10, 19177yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[May 30, 1918] Betty Stevenson, Young Men's Christian Association. Killed by shrapnel from an enemy bomb on duty in Etaples 30 May 19186yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/wwi
[May 23, 1918] Two soldiers having amputations to which artificial legs are being fitted at the American Red Cross factory for artificial limbs at St. Maurice. Between them is small boy whose leg was blown off by a hand grenade. May 23, 1918.6yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/TheGreatWar
[May 19, 1918] K M MacDonald, Canadian Army Medical Corps. Killed during a bombing raid at Etaples 19 May 19186yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[August 9, 1917] Gladys Knights Who Was Killed By Explosion At Chemical Works, August 9, 19177yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[May 23, 1918] Two soldiers having amputations to which artificial legs are being fitted at the American Red Cross factory for artificial limbs at St. Maurice. Between them is small boy whose leg was blown off by a hand grenade. May 23, 1918.6yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/wwi
[October 4, 1917] Margaret Roscoe who died of TNT Poisoning on October 4, 1917.7yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/wwi
[July 5, 1917] U.S. submarines in the Gatun Lock of the Panama Canal, after it had been drained, July 5, 1917.7yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/submarines
[November 28, 1917] Wedding in Luray Caverns, Virginia Nov. 28, 19176yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[Pocket Watch as Wristwatch] Historic photograph, Mrs. Rose Abbot who was killed on duty, August 9, 1917.7yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/Watches
[July 20, 1918] Junior and Senior native auxiliaries of Juneau chapter ARC, Juneau, Alaska6yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[July 28, 1917] Native Americans inspecting the model weapons aboard the USS Recruit, July 28, 1917.7yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/TheGreatWar
[October 29, 1917] M. E. Montgomery died through illness contracted while in service in France.7yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/wwi
[March 7, 1918] Private John J. Haspel of Elmhurst, Queens who was a soldier in Company E of the 165th Infantry of the U.S. Army. He was killed on March 7, 1918 in France.6yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/wwi
[November 4, 1917] Enrico Caruso (1873-1921) arriving in New York City on the ship S.S. Saga, Nov. 4, 1917.7yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[March 28, 1918] Soldier's farewell parade, Indianapolis Indiana. March 18, 1918 (copyright deposit)6yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/wwi
[January 5th, 1918] Royal Artillery gunners of 51st Division entering their billet converted from a collapsed water tower at Riencourt, near Bapaume, 5 January 1918.6yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/wwi
[March 27, 1918] German albatross D. 111, with mitrailleuse brought down by one of the aviators at Fleville, near Nancy6yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/aviation
[September 17, 1918] British cavalryman crossing stream, September 17, 1918.6yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/TheGreatWar
[September 10th, 1917] Sturmtruppen-Angriff an der Isonzofront (Assault troops on the attack on the Isonzo front) (bildarchivaustria.at) submitted 4 hours ago by michaelnoir7yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/TheGreatWar
[April 8, 1918] Model hospital equipment for children at the ARC Child Welfare Exhibit, Lyons Fair. Lyons, France. April 8, 1918.6yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[March 27, 1918] German albatross D. 111, with mitrailleuse brought down by one of the aviators at Fleville, near Nancy6yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/TheGreatWar
[September 4, 1917] R I Rinnear who died of entenic fever while nursing at Dunkirk.7yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/wwi
[August 1, 1917] 22nd Engineers New York National Gaurd (102nd Engineers, U.S. Army), preparing to depart from New York to Camp Wadsworth, Spartanburg, South Carolina, August 1, 1917.7yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/TheGreatWar
[July 17, 1917] Jo Durco, his wife and two children, Mary 8 years, blocking and thinning now beets near Corunna, Michigan7yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/100yearsago
[June 4, 1918] Dorothea Bolus, South African Military Nursing Service. Drowned on the Kenilworth Castle 04 June 1918.6yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/TheGreatWar
[December 17th, 1917] Soldier with a Christmas pudding in the trenches. Saint-Pol, 17 December 1917.6yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/TheGreatWar
[July 30, 1917] Elsie Knocker and Mairi Chisholm standing in the ruins of Pervijze (Pervyse), West Flanders, Belgium on July 30, 1917.7yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/TheGreatWar
[July 5, 1917] U.S. submarines in the Gatun Lock of the Panama Canal, after it had been drained, July 5, 1917.7yr ⋅ NateChampion ⋅ r/TheGreatWar
