American National Red Cross World War I era nurses and ambulance drivers carry wounded soldiers on stretchers
American National Red Cross. Motor Corps
World War I era American National Red Cross nurses and ambulance drivers convey wounded soldiers on stretchers for transport to hospital
Robert L. Brown History of Medicine Collection
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Presentation of award for service to a volunteer by two American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter officials
American Red Cross. Buffalo Chapter (Buffalo, N.Y.)--Officials and employees
American Red Cross. Buffalo Chapter (Buffalo, N.Y.)--Awards
Service award presentation to recipient by two officials of the American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter
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American National Red Cross World War I era nurses and ambulance drivers carry the wounded on stretchers
Group portrait of American National Red Cross World War I era nurses and ambulance drivers displaying an award cup
Photographic group portrait of American National Red Cross nurses and ambulance drivers during World War I with woman in first row, center holding a silver award cup
Photographs provided by the American Red Cross for use in promotional materials by local chapters
Series of four photographs provided by the American Red Cross National organization to local area chapters for use in their promotional and public relations fliers and materials
Three officials from the American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter
American Red Cross. Buffalo Chapter (Buffalo, N.Y.)--Administration
Three men in suits from the American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter leaning on table with Red Cross symbol on it
Program cover for the Buffalo Regional Red Cross Blood Program: Countdown to '78
American Red Cross. Buffalo Chapter (Buffalo, N.Y.)--Blood Services
Cover for the brochure on the annual Buffalo Regional Red Cross Blood Program: Countdown to '78
Countdown to '78: Buffalo Regional Red Cross Blood Program
American Red Cross, Buffalo Chapter Chairman C. Edward Berryman and his message to membership for 1974
Photographic portrait of C. Edward Berryman, Chairman of the Local Buffalo Chapter of the American Red Cross, and his 1974 message to the organization's membership and the public
Music Room of the former Clement Mansion, now the Buffalo Chapter headquarters of the American Red Cross
American Red Cross. Buffalo Chapter (Buffalo, N.Y.)--Buildings
Interior view of the Music Room (also known as the Blood Donor Room) in the former Clement Mansion (now the headquarters of the Buffalo Chapter, American Red Cross) as it was furnished during the period in which the Clement family resided there. Mrs. Carolyn Tripp Clement was an accomplished musician and held many musical soirees and social events in this room.
Buffalo Chapter American Red Cross history pamphlet
American National Red Cross Motor Corps luncheon at the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo
Luncheon meeting of members of the American National Red Cross Motor Corps, Buffalo Chapter was held on February 8, 1944 in the grand ballroom at the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo
Two female members of the American National Red Cross Buffalo Chapter Motor Corps standing in front of their Van No.1
American National Red Cross. Buffalo Chapter (Buffalo, N.Y.). Motor Corps
Two female American National Red Cross Buffalo Chapter Motor Corps members in full uniform including high boots posed in front of their motor vehicle No. 1
Two uniformed members of a Red Cross motor corps are posed beside a vehicle marked with the Red Cross emblem and labeled “Motor Corps No. 1.” One is standing with a hand resting on the vehicle, while the other is seated on the step.
American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter volunteers roll bandages for distribution to Red Cross emergency services
American Red Cross. Buffalo Chapter (Buffalo, N.Y.)
Women volunteers--New York (State)--Buffalo
Bandages and bandaging--New York (State)--Buffalo
Women volunteers for the American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter roll and prepare bandages for distribution to the organization's emergency medical and relief services
Several Red Cross workers are seated at a table, folding bandages. They are dressed in uniforms with white caps, and one worker’s sleeve bears chevron insignia.
American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter volunteer Harry H. Hudson at the microphone within the chapter's command center
Volunteer Harry H. Hudson takes control of the microphone at the command center of the American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter
Two Red Cross workers are in a communications room. One holds a telephone receiver while seated near radio equipment and monitors. A Red Cross helmet is placed on the desk beside them.
American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter volunteer driver
Motor vehicle drivers--New York (State)--Buffalo
Volunteer driver for the American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter in his motor vehicle
A Red Cross worker is seated in the driver’s seat of a car, wearing a uniform and a cap with a Red Cross emblem. The background shows several parked cars.
American Red Cross worker speaking to a uniformed U.S. Army soldier holding rifle within a sandbag bunker
American Red Cross--Officials and employees
American Red Cross worker in fatigues speaking with a U.S. Army officer holding his rifle inside a sandbag bunker
Two uniformed individuals stand in front of a wall of sandbags. One is holding a rifle while the other holds papers. They appear to be in conversation, with equipment and supplies visible on the wooden surface in front of them.
American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter volunteer Katherine Schwenk entertains young wheelchair-bound patient Linda Green
Katherine Schwenk, an American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter volunteer presents a young wheelchair-bound patient Linda Green with a bunny toy to distract her from her illness
A nurse, Katherine Schwenk, in uniform kneels beside a child seated in a wheelchair. The nurse is holding a cup with a straw, assisting the patient, Linda Green. Both appear engaged in a moment of care.
American Red Cross nurses in surgical masks folding bandages at a clinic set up to treat victims of the flu pandemic of 1918-1919
American Red Cross nurses wearing surgical masks focus on bandage folding in a clinic set up to serve victims of the 1918-1919 Spanish flu pandemic
Four individuals in medical uniforms and face masks sit at a table, with another standing behind them. An American flag hangs in the background alongside a poster that reads "IF I FAIL HE DIES" with a Red Cross symbol and additional text.
Early group photographic portrait of Red Cross officials, nurses and volunteers
American National Red Cross--Officials and employees
Late nineteenth-early 20th century group photograph of American National Red Cross nurses, officials and volunteers with an American flag swag overhead
A group of people pose together indoors, some seated and others standing. Several individuals are wearing uniforms with caps, while others are dressed in formal clothing. Draped fabric decorates the background.
American Red Cross nurses posed outside a medical clinic tent set up to treat victims of the flu pandemic of 1918-1919
American National Red Cross. San Francisco Chapter (San Francisco, Calif.)
American Red Cross nurses of the San Francisco Chapter wait outside a medical tent set up to serve victims of the 1918-1919 Spanish flu pandemic
Three individuals in uniforms stand in front of a large tent with an open entrance. A banner with a cross symbol hangs above the entrance, and a stool is placed just inside.
Red Cross worker serves coffee to officers and enlisted men in a canteen during World War I in France
World War, 1914-1918--War work--Red Cross
World War I Red Cross worker serves coffee to the officers and enlisted men at a military canteen in France
A nurse in uniform is pouring liquid from a container while several uniformed men with bandages on their heads stand behind her.
Imperial War Museum (Great Britain)--Photographs
Photographic portrait of a Red Cross nurse during World War I taken by Horace W. Nicholls and reproduced as a picture postcard by the Imperial War Museum, London, England
A nurse in uniform with a Red Cross emblem on her apron is shown in profile, looking downward outdoors with flowers in the background.
Nicholls, Horace W. (Horace Walter), 1867-1941
Members of the Motor Corps of the American Red Cross, Buffalo Chapter
American Red Cross. Buffalo Chapter (Buffalo, N.Y.). Motor Corps
Photographic portrait of the American Red Cross, Buffalo Chapter Motor Corps members with accompanying Red Cross nurses posed in front of fleet vehicle no. 5
A group of six women stand in front of a vehicle marked with "American Red Cross Motor Corps, Washington, D.C." Four wear nursing uniforms, one wears a military-style uniform, and another wears a long coat with a Red Cross emblem.
Sheet music cover for 'Angels of Mercy' written by Irving Berlin for the American Red Cross
Berlin, Irving, 1888-1989--Songs and music
Cover of demonstration copy of 'Angels of Mercy' written by Irving Berlin for and dedicated to the American Red Cross in 1941
A printed sheet featuring the title Angels of Mercy written for and dedicated to the American Red Cross by Irving Berlin. The page includes the song’s lyrics in verse form, with the publisher information printed at the bottom.
Howard T. Saperston, Chairman of Saperston Realty and Chairman of the 1955 Community Chest/Red Cross Appeal
Photographic portrait of Howard Saperston, Western New York businessman, Chairman of Saperston Realty and Chairman of the 1955 Community Chest/Red Cross Appeal, a major fundraising initiative for the American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter
A portrait of Howard T. Saperston dressed in a suit, white shirt, and patterned tie. The individual has short, neatly combed hair and is facing the camera with a slight smile.
Horse-drawn ambulance and horseman in front of an early National American Red Cross building
Exterior view of a rustic early National American Red Cross building with a horseman parked outside
A rustic wooden building with a sign reading "National Red Cross" is partially obscured by trees. In front of the building, a horse-drawn carriage is parked, and several people stand nearby.
Facade of the headquarters of the American Red Cross Buffalo and Western New York chapter
Exterior view of the headquarters of the Buffalo Chapter of the American Red Cross in the former Clement Mansion at 786 Delaware Avenue, Buffalo, New York. It was designed by architect Edward B. Green in 1912 at a cost of $300,000 and donated to the Red Cross in 1941 by Mrs. Stephen Clement.
A large stone building with Gothic architectural features, including steep gables, tall chimneys, and large rectangular windows. The structure is surrounded by a paved pathway, manicured shrubs, and trees in the background.
Dolly Dingle paper doll outfitted for duty in the American Red Cross created by Grace G. Drayton
Cartoon character Dolly Dingle, created by American illustrator Grace G. Drayton, is presented as a cutout paper doll with her own American Red Cross costume. Grace G. Drayton (1877-1936) was one of first and most successful female children's book illustrators, cartoonists and commercial artists. She created the Campbell's Soup Kids.
An illustrated paper doll sheet featuring a Dolly Dingle paper doll with short hair and a white undergarment dress. The sheet includes cut-out accessories: a nurse’s cap with a red cross, a nurse’s uniform with a tray and bottle, and a tray with food labeled “Tray of Dinner for the Patient.”
Red Cross relief workers carry an injured man on a stretcher into a hospital tent in the aftermath of an international disaster
International relief workers from the Red Cross carry an injured man on a stretcher into a hospital tent after a natural disaster
A medical relief tent scene where several people are being attended to. One person lies on a stretcher inside the tent while others sit or lie on the ground nearby. Aid workers, some wearing armbands with a red cross, provide assistance under the shelter.
American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter disaster relief worker at the site of a ruined structure
Disaster relief--New York (State)--Buffalo
Disaster relief worker from the American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter in a hard hat carries boards and debris against a backdrop of a ruined building
A damaged house with part of the roof and upper floor collapsed. Debris and broken wood are scattered around the yard, while a person wearing a hard hat stands in the foreground among the wreckage.
Cover of the American Red Cross Greater Buffalo Chapter cookbook: Cooking with Volunteers
Cooking with volunteers' is the official cookbook of the Greater Buffalo Chapter of the American Red Cross which is composed of a collection of favorite recipes contributed by volunteer workers from the chapter. Proceeds from the sale of the cookbook benefitted the American Red Cross Greater Buffalo Chapter
A book cover titled Cooking with Volunteers featuring a photograph of four smiling people sitting closely together. Below the photo is the Red Cross logo.
American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter headquarters at the former Clement Mansion on Delaware Avenue, Buffalo, New York
View of the exterior of the headquarters of the Buffalo Chapter of the American Red Cross in the former Clement Mansion at 786 Delaware Avenue, Buffalo, New York. It was donated in 1941 by Mrs. Stephen M. Clement to the Buffalo Chapter of the American Red Cross. It was designed by architect Edward B. Green in 1912 at a cost of $300,000.
A large stone building, partially obscured by tall trees, with ivy covering its exterior. A flagpole stands in front of the structure, and the surrounding area includes a shaded lawn.
Certificate of membership in the Life Saving Corps of the American National Red Cross for Emily Langerman at Conesus Lake, Geneseo, New York
American National Red Cross certificate of membership in their Life Saving Corps earned by Emily Langerman at Conesus Lake, Geneseo, New York and dated September 11, 1925
A certificate of membership from the American National Red Cross Life Saving Corps. It contains printed text with handwritten entries, a red cross emblem at the top, and official signatures at the bottom.
Typical scene of officers and enlisted men at the Red Cross Canteen in Bordeaux, France during World War I
Canteens (Establishments)--France--Bordeaux
World War I Red Cross canteen in Bordeaux, France is the setting for raucous eating and drinking by service men and officers of several countries
A group of uniformed individuals stand at a counter being served bowls of food by a person in a Red Cross uniform. The setting appears to be a canteen or mess hall, with people lined up and smiling as they receive their meals.
Female American Red Cross worker reviews a document with an American Army officer
U.S. Army Officer shares document with a female American Red Cross worker
Two people in uniform are standing together, looking at a piece of paper. One person is in a military uniform, while the other is in a Red Cross uniform. Both are facing each other and appear focused on the document.
American Red Cross nurse administering medicine during World War I
World War I era Red Cross nurse in her white uniform pouring a dose of medicine into a spoon outside Army tents
A nurse in uniform stands in front of a row of tents, carefully handling a small object in her hands. The background shows multiple triangular tents arranged in lines.
American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter volunteers distributing food, specifically Wonder Bread, in the snow
Wonder Bread is the focus of the food distribution efforts of American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter volunteer disaster relief workers
A group of people wearing coats and Red Cross gear stand outdoors in the snow, gathered around a tall rack stacked with loaves of bread. The scene appears to be during a relief operation, with food being distributed.
American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter volunteer driver outside his vehicle
Station wagons--New York (State)--Buffalo
Volunteer driver for the American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter standing next to his station wagon
A person in a uniform stands next to an American Red Cross vehicle with the driver’s door open. The side of the car displays text identifying it as part of the Greater Buffalo Chapter.
Two men in suits from the American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter view document between them
Two suited men from the American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter consider the document held between them
Two people in suits stand together holding an open booklet, smiling, with part of a Red Cross emblem visible in the background.
Two ladies from the American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter reviewing a document
Two ladies (one with a flowered hat) from the American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter viewing a document
Two people sit together at a table with papers in front of them. One wears a floral hat, dark jacket, and necklace, while the other wears a light-colored dress. Both are looking at the papers.
Buffalo Mayor Frank A. Sedita signing document in the company of two officials from the American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter
Sedita, Frank A. (Frank Albert), 1907-1975
Buffalo, New York Mayor Frank A. Sedita signs document in the company of two American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter officials
Three people are posed in an office setting. Two are seated at a desk, holding pens over documents, while a third stands behind them, smiling. An American flag is visible to the side, and part of a Red Cross emblem can be seen in the foreground.
American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter Board members
Trusts and trustees--New York (State)--Buffalo
Line up of the members of the American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter board of trustees
A group of eight people is posed indoors against a plain wall. They are dressed in formal attire, with suits and dresses, and stand in a row facing the camera.
American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter nurse posed with a photograph of herself as a young Red Cross nurse
American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter retired nurse displaying a photograph of herself as a young Red Cross nurse within a larger exhibit of Red Cross themed photographs
An older person stands indoors near a wall display of framed photographs, holding a portrait of a younger individual in a nurse’s uniform. The wall behind shows numerous photos featuring people in various Red Cross-related activities.
American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter lady volunteer presented with a service award
Older lady volunteer at the American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter is presented with an award for her long and dedicated service
Two people stand facing each other indoors, shaking hands. One person is dressed in a suit, and the other is wearing a jacket with a blouse. There are plants and ornate wall decorations in the background.
American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter lady volunteer posed by the lamp post outside her home
Older lady volunteer at the American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter posed next to the lamp post outside of her home
An elderly person stands outdoors beside a tall lamp post. They are wearing a light jacket over a shirt and pants. Behind them are trimmed bushes, a tree, and part of a building with windows.
American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter nurse comforts a young girl patient in hospital
Sick children--New York (State)--Buffalo
Young injured girl in a hospital bed is comforted by an American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter nurse
A nurse stands beside a young child lying on a hospital bed. The child is dressed in striped clothing and is looking up at the nurse, who is wearing a uniform with a Red Cross insignia on the sleeve. The setting includes medical equipment and supplies nearby.
American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter nurse Miss Thames comforts a young boy patient in hospital
Young sick boy in a paper crown is entertained and comforted by American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter nurse Miss Thames in hospital
A person in a uniform with a Red Cross insignia sits beside a child wearing a paper crown. The child is looking at a book or magazine with images, while the adult smiles at them. Another person holding an infant is visible in the background.
Two American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter workers inoculate a young man against disease
American Red Cross. Buffalo Chapter (Buffalo, N.Y.)--Employees
Young man is vaccinated against dread disease by American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter medical personnel as a part of their public health initiative
A shirtless person sits in a chair while being attended to by two individuals. One person in a shirt labeled “Buffalo Chapter” appears to be applying medical care to the seated individual’s shoulder, while another stands nearby observing.
American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter nurse instructing a young father in the rudiments of infant care
American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter nurse training a young father on the specifics of infant care and bathing as a part of the Red Cross child care training program
An infant lies on a table being attended to by two adults. One adult dressed in a nurse’s uniform supports the baby, while another leans over holding the baby’s hand. A basin is placed on the table beside them.
Autographed photograph of an American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter associate in an overcoat and hat named Edd
American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter employee named Edd in an overcoat and hat. Photograph is inscribed with a dedication to his sister Alice and dated October 29, 1923
A person wearing a light-colored suit, tie, and hat stands facing the camera with hands clasped. The image includes handwritten text in the lower left corner, appearing as a personal note or inscription.
Bearded and bespectacled doctor supervising blood donations at an American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter blood donation center
Distinguished bearded and bespectacled doctor poses with crossed arms in the foreground with an American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter blood donation center in the background
A person in a suit stands in the foreground with arms crossed, while in the background several people are lying on donation chairs connected to medical equipment in a clinical setting.
American Red Cross worker carries a young girl from a damaged house
Young male American Red Cross worker carries a young barefoot girl from her damaged home
A person wearing a Red Cross armband is holding a child in their arms outside a stone building. The child rests their head on the adult’s shoulder.
American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter worker surveys storm damage to wrecked farm equipment in a field
Disaster relief worker from the American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter surveying the wrecked farm equipment and tractors damaged by a devastating storm
A person stands on a dirt road observing the wreckage of collapsed structures and overturned vehicles. Debris is scattered across the area, with damaged equipment and rubble visible.
American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter relief worker surveys the damage to homes from a catastrophic storm
Disaster relief worker from the American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter stands in the middle of wrecked houses and surveys the damage from a devastating storm
A person wearing a Red Cross uniform stands amid heavy storm damage. Debris, collapsed structures, and broken materials cover the ground, with part of a heavily damaged house visible on the right.
American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter relief worker holding a small boy in his arms
Disaster relief worker from the American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter holds a small boy in his arms with a burned out building in the background
A person wearing a Red Cross cap holds a small child in front of a damaged or burned building. The background shows charred walls and structural remains.
Women volunteers and young boys sort and pack disaster relief supplies for the American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter
Early photograph of women and boy volunteers working at a sorting and packing center for supply distribution as a part of an American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter disaster relief initiative
A group of people, including children and adults, are gathered in a room assembling or distributing boxes stacked along a long table and shelves. The space has a brick wall, pipes overhead, and a window providing natural light.
Red Cross disaster relief personnel survey the damage along with residents after a devastating house fire
Former residents of a burned out residence survey the damage along with American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter workers in hard hats and high rubber boots
Several people stand in front of a burned and partially collapsed wooden house. The group includes individuals in coats and a person in a red jacket and helmet, appearing to discuss the aftermath while surrounded by charred debris.
Young boy seated on steps exults over the gift of new shoes from the Red Cross
Young boy seated on stone steps expresses his utter joy at receiving a pair of new shoes as a part of the disaster relief efforts from the American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter
A child sits on stone steps outside a building, holding a pair of shoes against their chest. The child is dressed in a coat and shorts, with socks and worn shoes, and appears to be looking upward. The doorway and columns of the building are visible in the background.
Young children carrying cots and bedding from an American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter van as a part of disaster relief services
Children help Buffalo Chapter Red Cross workers unload their van delivering cots and bedding to an evacuation center as a part of disaster relief efforts
Young children unload supplies from a vehicle marked with the American Red Cross emblem at night. They are carrying bundles and placing them onto a stack beside the van.
American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter nurse and medical assistant comfort an older man who is receiving a blood transfusion
Blood--Transfusion--New York (State)--Buffalo
Older man lying in bed receives a blood transfusion and comforting behavior from an American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter nurse and a male medical assistant in attendance
Two attendants stand beside a person lying in a hospital bed. One leans close, appearing to provide care, while the other stands nearby in uniform with a Red Cross emblem visible on the sleeve. Medical equipment and IV tubing are attached near the bed.
Buffalo Regional Red Cross Blood Program workers walk along the line of American Red Cross Greater Buffalo Regional Chapter vans outside the organization's headquarters
Buffalo Regional Red Cross Blood Program nurse and other workers walk along a fleet of Red Cross vans outside the organization's headquarters at the old Clement Mansion on Delaware Avenue, Buffalo, New York
A group of people walk along a street with American Red Cross vehicles parked behind them. Two people walk in the front while two others follow further back. The vans are marked with Red Cross emblems and text.
Buffalo Regional Red Cross Blood Program technicians use the autoanalyzer to get the blood work done faster and more accurately
Laboratory technicians--New York (State)--Buffalo
Laboratory technicians for the Buffalo Regional Red Cross Blood Program utilize the autoanalyzer and other equipment to speed their work in providing for the ever-increasing demand for blood and blood products
Two people work with laboratory equipment. One sits at a desk writing on a clipboard, while the other operates a large machine with multiple tubes and trays.
Buffalo Regional Red Cross Blood Program technician working with new techniques to meet the increasing demand for blood and blood products
Laboratory technician for the Buffalo Regional Red Cross Blood Program works with modern techniques and equipment to meet the ever-increasing demand for blood and blood products
A person in a lab coat with a Red Cross emblem works at an open freezer, handling items stored inside.
Buffalo Regional Red Cross Blood Program technicians work in close quarters surrounded by modern equipment
Laboratory technicians for the Buffalo Regional Red Cross Blood Program work within tight quarters with modern equipment to meet the ever-increasing demand for blood and blood products as well as the demand for more storage and a more complex distribution system
Several people wearing lab coats with Red Cross emblems work closely together in a laboratory space, handling equipment and materials on a crowded counter.
Buffalo Regional Red Cross Blood Program technicians work to meet the increasing demand for blood and blood products in both storage and distribution
Laboratory technicians for the Buffalo Regional Red Cross Blood Program work hard and within cramped confines to meet the ever-increasing demand for blood and blood products as well as the demand for more storage and a more complex distribution system
Several people in lab coats are working in a storage area filled with numerous labeled bags organized on carts and shelves. One person is crouched near the lower shelves while others are sorting through the bags.
Dr. Kenneth H. Eckhert, M.D., Chairman of the Buffalo Red Cross Medical Advisory Committee, and his appeal for support for the Buffalo Regional Red Cross Blood Program
Photographic portrait of Dr. Kenneth H. Eckhert, M.D., Chairman of the Buffalo Red Cross Medical Advisory Committee in 1977-1978, and his appeal for increased blood donation and continuance of the Buffalo Regional Red Cross Blood Donation Program
A printed page features a portrait of a person in the top left corner, wearing glasses and a suit. The heading reads "An Appeal For Life," followed by a block of text about the importance of blood donations and a program titled "COUNTDOWN TO '78." The text is attributed to Kenneth H. Biebel, M.D., Chairman, Buffalo Red Cross Medical Advisory Committee. At the bottom, part of a red banner with the words "COUNTDOWN TO '78" and a Red Cross symbol is visible.
Workers for the American Red Cross, Buffalo Chapter consult at the steps of the Bloodmobile during the Buffalo Regional Red Cross Blood Drive
American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter personnel holding a wire basket of blood bags from the bloodmobile during a successful Buffalo Regional Red Cross 1978 Blood Drive
Two people are seen outside a vehicle marked with "Red Cross Blood" signage. One individual is stepping down from the vehicle while carrying several containers, and another stands nearby at the bottom of the steps. The vehicle appears to be a mobile blood collection unit.
Aftermath of a board meeting of the American Red Cross, Buffalo Chapter with members gathered in front of the mirrored conference table
Conference rooms--New York (State)--Buffalo
Group photograph of the men and women members and guests of the American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter Board gathered behind the length of the mirrored conference table
A group of people is gathered around a long polished table in a meeting room. Most individuals are standing while one is seated at the table, appearing to sign or review something. The setting includes wooden doors, chairs arranged along the table, and an "EXIT" sign on the wall.
Red Cross personnel present their educational program for children featuring stuffed toy props and colorful posters
Red Cross health educators teach young elementary school children about health issues and the benefits of blood donation through lively presentations featuring colorful stuffed toys and posters
A group of children is gathered around a table with two adults standing nearby. On the table is a large red plush character shaped like a drop of blood with a smiling face. A colorful poster on the front of the table reads "RIVER OF LIFE." The setting includes Red Cross symbols displayed in the background.
Portrait of Carolyn Tripp Clement (Mrs. Stephen M. Clement)
Portrait of Red Cross benefactor Carolyn Tripp Clement (Mrs. Stephen M. Clement) painted by artist Cecelia Beaux in 1910 as a companion piece to her husband's portrait. Carolyn Tripp Clement was the donor of the former Clement Mansion as headquarters for the Buffalo Chapter of the American Red Cross in June 1941.
A grainy, dark-toned image showing Carolyn Tripp Clement in formal attire. She is wearing a long, dark dress with light-colored cuffs and a light blouse or insert at the neckline. The background is indistinct and shadowed.
Plaque and accompanying speech of Dr. Albert G. Butzer dedicating the Stephen Merrell Clement Mansion as the Buffalo Red Cross Chapter Headquarters in 1941
Dedication plaque and speech of Dr. Albert G. Butzer in commemoration of the deeding of the Clement Mansion by Stephen Merrell Clements' widow Carolyn Tripp Clement in June 1941 to the Buffalo Chapter of the Red Cross to serve as their chapter headquarters. It was designed by architect Edward B. Green in 1912 at a cost of $300,000.
A split layout with a plaque on the left and text on the right. The plaque is inscribed with a dedication to the Buffalo Chapter of the American Red Cross, commemorating its building established in 1912. The text on the right includes a quote about the mission of the organization, followed by a historical note describing the building’s origins, cost, and its architect Edward B. Green.
American Red Cross, Buffalo Chapter headquarters building: the former Clement Mansion on Delaware Avenue, Buffalo, New York
Former Clement Mansion at 786 Delaware Avenue, Buffalo, New York was donated in 1941 by Mrs. Stephen M. Clement to serve as the headquarters for the Buffalo Chapter of the American Red Cross. It was designed by architect Edward B. Green in 1912 at a cost of $300,000.
A large stone building covered with ivy, surrounded by trees and a lawn. A flagpole stands in front of the building. To the right of the photograph, text identifies the Buffalo Chapter of the American Red Cross, with red graphic elements framing the design.
Mother and daughter relax at a Red Cross Blood Donation site, Buffalo, New York
Mothers and daughters--New York (State)--Buffalo
Blood donor mother is accompanied by her daughter during a blood donation session administered by the Buffalo Chapter of the American Red Cross
A child sits on a chair holding a bottle, leaning back against an adult seated beside them. Several empty chairs and another person are visible in the background.
Local television news anchorman Irv Weinstein donating blood to the American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter
Local WKBW television news anchorman Irv Weinstein giving blood during the Buffalo Chapter of the American Red Cross blood drive
Irv Weinnstein is lying down with their arm extended, wearing glasses and a cuff around their arm, while another individual stands close by. Another person is visible reclining in the background.
Female Red Cross workers provide refreshments to a group of young American soldiers manning a heavy artillery battery
Group photograph of several female American Red Cross workers providing refreshment and socialization to a squadron of young American soldiers manning a heavy artillery battery
A group of uniformed soldiers is gathered around a sandbagged area with large artillery equipment. Several people, some in military uniforms and others in civilian clothing, are distributing items such as drinks and food to the soldiers. The background shows open land with buildings in the distance.
Mrs. Bryant Glenny leads the American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter committee presentation of a service award to a deserving recipient
Group photograph of American Red Cross of Buffalo Chapter committee members headed by Mrs. Bryant Glenny (pictured second from left) during the presentation of an organization service award in the form of a silver tray to a deserving recipient
A group of five adults is posed together indoors, with two of them holding a circular award or plaque. They are dressed in formal or semi-formal clothing and standing closely for the photograph. A curtain is visible in the background.
Two American Red Cross of Greater Buffalo Chapter administrators stand smiling next to a sign celebrating the 80th Anniversary of the organization
American Red Cross. Buffalo Chapter (Buffalo, N.Y.)--Anniversaries, etc.
Two female administrators stand smiling beside a sign on the organization's grounds announcing and celebrating 80 years of service provided by the American Red Cross, Greater Buffalo Chapter, 1916-1996
Two people stand outdoors beside a large sign that reads “American Red Cross – Greater Buffalo Chapter, 80 Years of Service 1916–1996” with the AT&T logo. The background shows trees and part of a building.
Two American Red Cross of Greater Buffalo Chapter administrators pose near a sign celebrating the 80th Anniversary of the organization
Two female administrators pose next to a sign on the organization's grounds announcing and celebrating 80 years of service provided by the American Red Cross, Greater Buffalo Chapter, 1916-1996
Two people stand beside a large outdoor sign that reads “American Red Cross – Greater Buffalo Chapter, 80 Years of Service 1916–1996, Partners in Your Community” with the Red Cross and AT&T logos. Trees and parked cars are visible in the background.
Two American Red Cross of Greater Buffalo Chapter administrators shake hands next to a sign celebrating the 80th Anniversary of the organization
Two female administrators shake hands by a sign on the organization's grounds announcing and celebrating 80 years of service provided by the American Red Cross, Greater Buffalo Chapter, 1916-1996
Two people stand on grass near a large sign that reads “American Red Cross – Greater Buffalo Chapter, 80 Years of Service 1916–1996, Partners in Your Community” with the Red Cross and AT&T logos. The two individuals are shaking hands, with trees and a building in the background.
Young visitor to the Buffalo and Erie County Historical Society exhibit in celebration of the 50th Anniversary of the American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter
Buffalo and Erie County Historical Society--Exhibitions
Young visitor learned the story of the American Red Cross from the exhibit at the Buffalo and Erie County Historical Society Museum celebrating the Red Cross Buffalo Chapter's 50th Anniversary
A person stands indoors near a wall with a Red Cross recruitment poster. The poster features an illustrated nurse and text that reads, “I will follow to nurse the wounded and cure the sick. I pledge my country with my life to do or die. Will you help me?”
50th Anniversary 1966, Buffalo Chapter, American Red Cross
Mr. John E. Roberts, Red Cross Buffalo Chapter 50th Anniversary Celebration Chairman, introduced speaker table guests from the podium at the civic dinner in the Hotel Statler's Golden Ballroom
Wide angle view of the more than 500 guests who enjoyed the civic dinner at the 50th Anniversary celebration of the American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter with Chairman John E. Roberts at the podium to introduce speakers table guests
A large ballroom filled with rows of tables where people are seated for a civic dinner event. A long head table is positioned at the front of the room beneath patriotic bunting. The room is crowded, with attendees engaged in conversation and dining.
Henry L. Barber explained the 'tin cup' display at the Buffalo and Erie County Historical Society exhibit in celebration of the 50th Anniversary of the American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter
Schoellkopf, Paul A. (Paul Arthur), Jr., 1916-2000
Henry L. Barber (center) explained the significance of the 'tin cup' exhibit at the Buffalo and Erie County Historical Society Museum celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter. His audience is comprised of Mrs. John E. Roberts (at far left) and Chairman Paul A. Schoellkopf (left) and (at far right) Mr. Owen B. Augspurger, Buffalo and Erie County Historical Society President
A group of people stand in front of a wall with a large Red Cross symbol and the words “Red Cross 50 Years of Service.” They are gathered around a table with a pitcher and small bowls, appearing to participate in a ceremonial event.
Erie County Executive Edward A. Rath and Buffalo Mayor Frank Sedita signed a proclamation declaring Red Cross Anniversary Week as Chairman Paul A. Schoellkopf looked on
Rath, Edward A. (Edward August), 1907-1968
Chairman Paul A. Schoellkopf (far left), of the American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter, served as a witness to the signing of an official proclamation by Erie County Executive Edward A. Rath (far right) and Buffalo Mayor Frank A. Sedita (center) making the Week of May 15, 1966 Red Cross 50th Anniversary Week in Buffalo and Erie County
Three people sit and stand around a desk as a document is signed. A small Red Cross emblem is placed on the desk, and the individuals appear focused on the signing.
American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter staff, volunteers and visitors enjoyed the 50th Anniversary open house celebration
Group photograph of the many staffers, volunteers and visitors that attended the open house events celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Buffalo Chapter of the American Red Cross in 1966
A group of people are gathered around a long table set with food, drinks, and flowers. Several individuals in uniforms serve plates while others, including children and adults, stand in line or hold cups.
Mrs. Harold R. Johnson, R.N., in nurse's uniform, appeared in her capacity as a Nursing Services Instructor at the 50th Anniversary celebration of the American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter
Registered nurse Mrs. Harold R. Johnson explained how she trained parents in basic baby and child care at the 50th Anniversary celebration of the American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter in 1966
Mrs. Harold R. Johnson in a Red Cross uniform stands indoors, smiling, with a poster in the background that reads "I am a lucky baby. My mom and dad learned how to feed me, bathe me, and put on my diapers and lots of other things at the Red Cross Expectant Parent Class." The poster features an image of a baby.
U.S. Army Specialist 5/C Daniel P. McLaughlin, a Green Beret, delivered a first-hand report on Red Cross activities in Viet Nam as Red Cross President General Collins listened at the Buffalo Chapter's 50th Anniversary celebration
Collins, James F. (James Francis), 1905-1989
Young Green Beret Army Specialist 5/C Daniel P. McLaughlin provided a first-hand report on Red Cross activities in Viet Nam and thanked the Red Cross for its assistance as American Red Cross President General James F. Collins looked on approvingly
U.S. Army Specialist 5/C Daniel P. McLaughlin stands at a podium, speaking, while another person sits in the background. The officer's uniform displays multiple insignia and medals.
American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter 50th Anniversary Chairman Paul A. Schoellkopf
Close-up of Chairman Paul A. Schoellkopf, of the American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter, who spoke at its 50th Anniversary celebration
Chairman Paul A. Schoellkopf wearing a suit, tie, and glasses is shown in a close-up portrait. The background features ornate architectural details.
Mrs. Bryant Glenny is presented with an award for 50 years of service and Mr. Hodge for 25 years as career staff at the Buffalo Chapter of the American Red Cross
Lewis G. Harriman presented a 50 year service award to Mrs. Bryant Glenny and John E. Roberts presented Mr. Hodge with a 25 year award as career staff at the finale of the American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter 50th anniversary celebration. Pictured (left to right) are: Anniversary Chairman John E. Roberts
A group of people stand at a podium with the sign "Statler Hilton." One person is speaking at the podium while others stand beside, including a person holding a silver tray. The setting appears to be a formal event or ceremony.
Erie County Executive Edward A. Rath presented guest of honor and American Red Cross President General James F. Collins with an engraved letter opener at the Red Cross Buffalo Chapter 50th Anniversary festivities
Edward A. Rath (left), the first Erie County, New York Executive, presented an engraved letter opener to General James F. Collins (right), the American Red Cross President and guest of honor at the 50th Anniversary celebration of the Buffalo Chapter of the American Red Cross
Two people in suits are standing together, one handing an item to the other. Both are smiling slightly, suggesting the exchange is part of a formal or ceremonial occasion.
H. Buswell Roberts presented American Red Cross President and guest of honor General James F. Collins with a bronze bison from the city of Buffalo as Anniversary Chairman John E. Roberts looked on
H. Buswell Roberts (at right), who represented a hospitalized Mayor Frank Sedita, presented a bronze bison from the city of Buffalo to guest of honor American Red Cross President General James F. Collins (standing at left) during the American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter 50th anniversary celebration in 1966 as Anniversary Chairman John E. Roberts looked on (seated at left)
Three people are shown at a formal event. One person is seated, while two others stand and shake hands as one hands over a small object. All are dressed in suits, and the setting appears ceremonial.
American Red Cross President General James F. Collins was the special guest at the American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter 50th Anniversary celebration
Close-up of American Red Cross President General James F. Collins who was the guest of honor at the American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter's 50th Anniversary celebration in 1966
A person in a suit and tie stands at a microphone, wearing glasses and facing slightly to the side. The setting appears to be indoors, likely at a formal event or speech.
Group portrait of eight past American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter Chairmen upon receipt of their 1966 Distinguished Service Awards at the Chapter's 50th Anniversary celebration
Schoellkopf, Paul A. (Paul Arthur), Jr., 1916-2000.
Eight past Chapter Chairmen of the American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter are presented with Distinguished Service Awards at the Chapter's 50th Anniversary celebration by the then-current Chapter Chairman Paul A. Schoellkopf, Jr. Pictured (left to right) are: R.C. Stark, 1955-1957
John E. Roberts, 1963-1965 and Chairman Paul A. Schoellkopf, Jr.
Eight individuals stand together in a line, dressed in suits and ties, posing for a formal group portrait. The background is plain and the setting appears to be indoors at an event.
American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter volunteer Marie T. Lascola and retiree Clarence McCabe greeted American Red Cross President General James F. Collins at the chapter's 50th Anniversary reception
Buffalo Red Cross 50th Anniversary guest American Red Cross President General James F. Collins is greeted by volunteer Miss Marie T. Lascola and retiree Clarence McCabe at a celebratory reception at the Statler Hotel's Terrace Room which included prominent local clergymen, politicians, businessmen and social and labor leaders
A person in a Red Cross nurse uniform is smiling while interacting with another individual in a suit. Another person in glasses is visible in the background, also smiling. The scene takes place in a crowded indoor setting.
American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter 50th Anniversary welcoming committee greeted honored guest American Red Cross President General James F. Collins at the airport
Buffalo Red Cross 50th anniversary welcoming party including (left to right)
Chairman Paul A. Schoellkopf, Director Hodge and Anniversary Chairman John E. Roberts greet American Red Cross President General James F. Collins at the Buffalo Airport after a weather delay
Four individuals in suits stand together in front of a United Airlines airplane, engaged in conversation. One person is holding a folder or document case. The airplane’s tail with part of the word “UNITED” is visible in the background.
American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter 50th Anniversary honored guest General James F. Collins, American Red Cross President, gave a television interview during the chapter's open house
American Red Cross. Buffalo Chapter (Buffalo, N.Y.)--Interviews
American Red Cross President General James F. Collins, special guest at the Buffalo Red Cross 50th Anniversary open house, gave a television interview and declared the Buffalo facilities to be 'wonderful'
A television crew is filming an interview indoors. A man in front of a backdrop is speaking while others, including cameramen and crew members, are positioned around a large television camera. A vehicle with visible wheels is partly seen to the right side of the frame.
American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter 50th Anniversary Open House Chairman General Fuller took honored guest American Red Cross President General James F. Collins on a tour of the Buffalo facilities
General Fuller, Chairman of the Buffalo Red Cross 50th Anniversary Open House Committee, conducted American Red Cross President and honored guest General James F. Collins on a whirlwind tour through the chapter's facilities and introduced him to volunteers, staff and visitors
Two people in suits are walking side by side outdoors. Both are dressed formally in dark suits and ties, with one carrying an item in hand. A car is visible in the background.
American Red Cross volunteer Alberta Searl working the phones
American Red Cross. Western New York Chapter
Long-time Buffalo Red Cross volunteer Alberta Searl making phone calls soliciting financial and volunteer assistance for the organization
A person sits at a desk using a telephone while also working on a computer keyboard. Papers, binders, and office equipment are on the desk, with books and additional items stacked in the background.
Empire State Mason cover, October 1974 issue: so precious to save, so little to give
Colorful graphic illustration of a small boy receiving a life-saving blood transfusion as part of a public appeal for blood donation to the Red Cross. Published in October 1974 issue of The Empire State Mason
A Red Cross blood donation poster shows an illustration of a child lying in bed within a large red drop of blood. To the right is an intravenous blood bag labeled with the Red Cross emblem. Text on the poster reads, “so precious to save…”
Florence Noye, early Buffalo Red Cross Chapter Executive Director
Women executives--New York (State)--Buffalo
Photographic portrait of Florence Noye who served as the Executive Director of the Buffalo Chapter of the American Red Cross from 1919 through the 1930s
A sepia-toned portrait of Florence Noye with light-colored hair, styled up, facing forward. The person is dressed in a dark garment over a lighter blouse. The background is softly blurred.
Clement, Stephen M. (Stephen Merrell), 1859-1913
Philanthropists--New York (State)--Buffalo
Portrait of Red Cross benefactor Stephen Merrell Clement painted by artist Cecelia Beaux in 1910. Stephen Merrell Clement was the owner of the Buffalo Red Cross headquarters building (formerly known as the Clement Mansion) which his widow donated to the organization in 1941
A painted portrait of Stephen Merrell Clement seated in a wooden chair, dressed in a dark suit with a tie and vest. One hand rests on the arm of the chair while the other holds a rolled document. The background is plain and muted, framed with a simple border.