EdinBurg Journals
Not a member yet
1173 research outputs found
Sort by
[French 132nd Division, Captured German Prisoners, Champagne]
No full textPhotograph depicting French soldiers in the 132nd division and German prisoners resting in an orchard
With Arthur Luckhaus in France, [Page 10]
No full textCollage of images and clippings of U.S. Army cavalry officers
With Arthur Luckhaus in France, [Page 4]
No full textCollage of images of U.S. Army cavalry men with their horses
[William Hoblitzell Barton World War I scrapbook: typescript]
No full textWilliam Hoblitzell Barton (1894-1961) served during World War I in the Army 36th Infantry Division, Company C, 133rd machine gun battalion. His scrapbook contains a 1918 roster of his battalion; 12 typescript pages describing training in Texas and his service in Europe; photographs with typescript captions; military pamphlets, orders, letters, military ribbons and buttons, and newsletters. More than half of the scrapbook contains postcards of France
[French 132nd Division in shelled ruins, Champagne, 1917, WW1]
No full textPhotograph showing three soldiers standing in the middle of rubble and the ruins of buildings in Champagne, France
[French 132nd Division Forward trench, Champagne, 1917, WW1]
No full textPhotograph showing the view from above of a trench with a soldier walking inside
With Arthur Luckhaus in France, [Page 11]
No full textCollage of images of U.S. Army officers, soldiers, and civilians encamped and at rest
[Baneriche's Field Prayer and Hymnal]
No full textThis German prayer book is pasted on page 151 (page 197 in the .pdf document) of the [William Hoblitzell Barton World War I scrapbook: typescript]
Up Goods Train Emerging from Bridge
No full textImage of the first ''up'' train after it crossed the Hardinge Bridge