In 2018 I presented an article on the wonderful material made available online by the National World War I Museum in Kansas City. I decided to revisit their site and discovered that there is even more material, especially imagery—paintings, drawings, posters and photos then I'd appreciated previously. Here are some that I saw for the first time on my recent exploration. At the bottom of the page, you will find a link to the homepage for accessing their online, past, and present exhibits.
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| Curtiney George Foote, 1919. Watercolor. A “40 or 8 box car” |
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| Induction Center for Black Troops |
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| Female Uniform Display at the National Museum |
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| French Soldiers Manning Trench Mortar at Verdun |
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| Hungarian Corporal with a Kitten |
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| French Trench, Somme Sector, 1914 |
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| French Trench, Somme Sector, 1914 |
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| Anne Morgan (second from right) and her friend Anna Dike with French politicians inspecting plowed land as part of the work of the American Fund for French Wounded |
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| “Der Angriff” (The Attack) by Otto Mack, 1918 |
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| American Soldiers and Sailors Touring Paris |
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Great images, thanks. Greatly appreciate the link to the Museum and collections.
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