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American Red Cross - Refreshments - American Red Cross Canteen workers serve travelling soldiers. Present coffee cups. The salute of thousands of travelling soldiers to Red Cross workers in many cities who have been serving refreshments and performing various ervies for men on their way to camp
Mrs. George W. Vanderbilt as a Red Cross postman, gathering letters from soldiers on a troop train en route to camp. She is wearing the uniform of the Red Cross refreshment unit. Behind her is another member of the unit ready to serve hot coffee to the troopers. These services are being rendered by the Red Cross to soldiers in many cities. Over 1,000 chapters have been active refreshment units
American Red Cross - Refreshments - American Red Cross Canteen workers serve travelling soldiers. This Red Cross field kitchen is busy supplying refreshments to men en route to camps and contonments. Hot coffee, a bite to eat, and a friendly word are helping to make the travels of new and old soldiers comfortable at many cities where Red Cross Refreshment units are at work
American Red Cross - Groups - American Red Cross Canteen workers serve travelling soldiers. The Red Cross coffee-pot, food-basket, and mail bag have been welcome sights at stations all over the country during the troop movements. Left to right: Mrs. E.W. Bonnaffon, Mrs. Mason Gulick, Mrs. George W. Vanderbilt, and Miss Mary L. Sheridan
American Red Cross - Refreshments - American Red Cross Canteen workers serve travelling soldiers. Soldiers crowding the windows of a troop trian to chat with the workers of a Red Cross Canteen unit who have been serving them coffee and sandwiches
American Red Cross - Refreshments - American Red Cross Canteen workers serve travelling soldiers. This Red Cross field kitchen is busy supplying refreshments to men en route to cantonments and camps. Hot coffee, a bite to eat, and a friendly word are helping to make the travels of new and old sodiers comfortable at many cities
American Red Cross - Refreshments - Canteen service for soldiers. Group of Red Cross workers who have taken over the work of distributing coffee and cigarettes to the soldiers
American Red Cross - Refreshments - Red Cross Canteen workers feed soldiers on way to camp. Workers of the Red Cross canteen service serving hot coffee and heaping trays of sanwiches, cake and pie to soldiers on way to camp
American Red Cross - Canteens - Red Cross Canteen in France. Miss Cotton and Miss Hoyt serving bread and coffee to tired and weary American soldiers
American Red Cross - Refreshments - American Red Cross Canteen workers serve travelling soldiers. Mrs. George W. Vanderbilt as a Red Cross Postman collecting mail from soldiers on a troop train en route for camp. She is in the uniform of a Red Cross Refreshment Unit. Behind her another member of the Unit is ready with coffee for the men
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Photographer: C.P.I.
American Red Cross - Refreshments
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refreshments
canteen
workers
cross canteen workers
soldiers
vanderbilt
postman
cross postman
mail
troop
train
troop train
route
uniform
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cross refreshment unit
member
coffee
men
edith stuyvesant dresser vanderbilt
railway
world war 1914 1918
wwi
ww1
american red cross
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war campaign
Date
1917 - 1918
Source
The U.S. National Archives
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