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Five unidentified members of Base Hospital 21 drinking at a table.
Part of Base Hospital 21 Digital Surrogate Photographs, Sketches, and Artifacts
Handwritten caption beneath the photograph reads: "After the Armistice - Happy Days." Photograph was probably taken on the Brittany coast while the unit was awaiting their return to the U.S. Ed Wendelburg Collection.
Group portrait of six unidentified soldiers standing in front of an unidentified war memorial.
Part of Base Hospital 21 Digital Surrogate Photographs, Sketches, and Artifacts
Ed Wendelburg Collection.
Three American soldiers standing in front of a railway station, Cambrai, France.
Part of Base Hospital 21 Digital Surrogate Photographs, Sketches, and Artifacts
Ed Wendelburg Collection.
Portrait of Edward Nesselhauf and Private James Sallee.
Part of Base Hospital 21 Digital Surrogate Photographs, Sketches, and Artifacts
James Sallee scrapbook.
Two unidentified women, possibly YMCA workers, at a French customhouse.
Part of Base Hospital 21 Digital Surrogate Photographs, Sketches, and Artifacts
Ed Wendelburg Collection.
View of the site where Joan of Arc was burned at the stake, Rouen, France.
Part of Base Hospital 21 Digital Surrogate Photographs, Sketches, and Artifacts
Ed Wendelburg Collection.
Part of Base Hospital 21 Digital Surrogate Photographs, Sketches, and Artifacts
Ed Wendelburg Collection.
Part of Base Hospital 21 Digital Surrogate Photographs, Sketches, and Artifacts
Ed Wendelburg Collection.
Studio portrait of Dr. William G. Krenning.
Electrical apparatus, likely at Washington University School of Medicine.
View of the sitting room in the home of Vilray P. Blair.
Group portrait of Vilray P. Blair's children by Sally Burkham.
Exterior view of the home of Edmund Harrison Blair, 3615 Laclede Avenue.
Portrait drawing of Vilray P. Blair by Gertrude Hance.
Portrait of Dr. Elisha Hall Gregory by Strauss Studio.
Gregory was a professor of anatomy at the St. Louis Medical College from 1852 to 1867 and later was professor of surgery at the College and Washington University until his death in 1906. Blair had been a student at the St. Louis Medical College when Gregory was on the faculty and was greatly influenced by his conversations with the professor.
Studio portrait of Isadore Cohn.
The portrait includes an inscription to Blair by Cohn.
Studio portrait of Vilray P. Blair.
Sketch of Vilray P. Blair by Gertrude Hance titled, "A note on a surgeon."