Becker Archives Database

Group portrait of nurses on board the S.S. St. Paul.

VC025-i025022
Item
1917

Part of Base Hospital 21 Photographs and Drawings

The photograph is mounted on an album page. Chief nurse Julia Stimson is standing, far right.

View of lifeboats on the deck of the S.S. St. Paul.

VC025-i025023
Item
1917

Part of Base Hospital 21 Photographs and Drawings

The photograph is mounted on an album page.

Group portrait of officers and nurses, London, England.

VC025-i025026
Item
1917

Part of Base Hospital 21 Photographs and Drawings

The photograph is mounted on an album page.

Enlisted man and young child examining a crab, Blackpool, England.

VC025-i025027
Item
1917

Part of Base Hospital 21 Photographs and Drawings

The photograph is mounted on an album page.

Casualties being unloaded from ambulances and carried into the Receiving Hut, Base Hospital 21, Rouen, France.

VC025-i025036
Item
ca. 1917

Part of Base Hospital 21 Photographs and Drawings

The photograph is mounted on an album page. Typed caption for VC0025036-037 reads: "Casualties arrived by rail from various fronts, were brought to the base hospital in Rouen, where men on convoy duty unloaded them from the ambulances, took them into a hut where they were assigned to wards and carried there by two enlisted men."

View of British General Hospital 12, Rouen, France.

VC025-i025031
Item
ca. 1917

Part of Base Hospital 21 Photographs and Drawings

The photograph is mounted on an album page.

Base Hospital 21, American Red Cross ID card, Arshay K. Nushan, male administrative personnel.

VC025-i025033
Item
ca. 1917

Part of Base Hospital 21 Photographs and Drawings

View of British General Hospital 12, Rouen, France.

VC025-i025030
Item
ca. 1917

Part of Base Hospital 21 Photographs and Drawings

The photograph is mounted on an album page. Typed caption for VC0025030-032 reads: "Views of British General Hospital No. 12, when it was a tent city, during summer and winter. Roll call was held on the track. Later on, living quarters for the enlisted personnel were erected on the track. The walks were made by the members of the unit who dined underneath the grandstand, and the officers and nurses, and enlisted men who had their quarters behind the stand."