Four nurses in long coats pose by the water's edge near Vittel, France
Shoreline forms the backdrop for a portrait of four nurses in coats and hats from the U.S. Army hospitals in Vittel, France
Robert L. Brown History of Medicine Collection
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Three nurses in street attire seated on top of a stone wall near Vittel, France
Three nurses in coats and hats from the U.S. Army hospitals in Vittel, France are seated on a stone wall or buttress adjoining stone steps in a French countryside setting
Nurses Norine Walsh and Martha Morningstar in street attire pose among shoreline rocks with a naval officer near Vittel, France
Shoreline rocks near Vittel, France provide the setting for a portrait of U.S. Army nurses Norine Walsh (left) and Martha Morningstar (center) in street clothes with a naval officer in uniform
Nurse Martha Morningstar and a fellow nurse in full uniform who were part of the U.S. Army Nurse Corps in Vittel, France
Full nursing dress during the Great War is displayed by U.S. Army Nurse Martha Morningstar (left) and another nurse serving at the U.S. Army hospitals in Vittel, France
View of the rail yards and enlisted men standing on the tracks in Vittel, France
Soldiers in uniform assembled along the tracks in a railroad yard in Vittel, France
Letter to E. Blanche Augustine from the U.S. Veterans Bureau which awarded her an Adjusted Service Certificate
Augustine, E. Blanche (Elsie Blanche), 1885-1970
United States. Veterans Bureau--Officials and employees--Salaries
Letter from the United States Veterans Bureau Director in 1925 informing Elsie Blanche Augustine of her Adjusted Service Certificate, pursuant to the World War Adjusted Compensation Act, in the amount of $1548 for her service in the U.S. Army Nurse Corps.
Portrait photograph of Ed Bamford in civilian clothes who was a suitor of Elsie Blanche Augustine while in France during World War I
Photographic portrait of Ed Bamford in civilian attire who was a soldier who courted Elsie Blanche Augustine while in France during World War I
Assemblage of uniformed military men receive the visit of a Prince to the hospitals in Vittel, France during World War I
World War, 1914-1918--Hospitals--France--Vittel
Seated assemblage of uniformed military men greet the visit of a Prince at a Vittel, France hospital complex
Photographic portrait of Elsie Blanche Augustine at 33 years of age taken in France
Atmospheric portrait photograph of Elsie Blanche Augustine at 33 years of age taken in France in 1918
Welcome home breakfast hosted by local dignitaries for the returning nurses of Base Hospital No. 23 in Vittel, France at the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo
Local Buffalo, New York dignitaries Mrs. John Miller (Katharine Pratt) Horton, Mayor George S. Buck and Dr. DeWitt Clinton hosted a welcome home breakfast for the returning nurses of U.S. Base Hospital in Vittel, France (including E. Blanche Augustine) at the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo in 1919.
U.S. Army document recording the demobilization of E. Blanche Augustine from active military service and awarding final pay
United States. Army Nurse Corps--Demobilization
Document issued and signed by officials of the U.S. Army documenting the demobilization of E. Blanche Augustine from the Army Nurse Corps active duty and recording her trip home and final payment due for her service.
Extract of the 1919 U.S. War Department document authorizing the listed Army Nurse Corps reserve nurses to be discharged from active military service
Extract dated April 21, 1919 of the January 4, 1919 U.S. War Department special orders authorizing the listed reserve nurses' (including Elsie Blanche Augustine's) demobilization from active military service and their embarkation from the headquarters port of Hoboken, New Jersey to the Demobilization Station, New York, N.Y. to their respective homes.
Marriage certificate of Elsie Blanche Augustine and Albert Irving Hock dated March 16, 1929
Certificate of marriage of Elsie Blanche Augustine and Albert Irving Hock dated March 16, 1929, Port Colborne, Ontario, Canada
Elsie Blanche Augustine in her later years during a reunion with her wartime nurse friends
Group photograph of Elsie Blanche Augustine (far right) enjoying a reunion with her fellow World War I nursing colleagues
Elsie Blanche Augustine in her later years at Long Beach, Ontario, Canada
Augustine, E. Blanche (Elsie Blanche), 1885-1970--Homes and haunts
Elsie Blanche Augustine relaxing in her yard during her retirement years in Long Beach, Ontario, Canada
Augustine family home in Long Beach, Ontario, Canada
Exterior view of the Augustine family home in Long Beach, Ontario, Canada where Elsie Blanche Augustine grew up
Elsie Blanche Augustine with her younger brother Harold Whitmore Augustine
Photographic portrait of Elsie Blanche Augustine (right) and her younger brother Harold Whitmore Augustine (left) in 1890
A. E. Dumble (Photographer : Rochester, N.Y.)
Complete text of the Florence Nightingale pledge which was among the possessions of Elsie Blanche Augustine
Colored postcard of Ellis Island from the early 1900s
Old colored print in the form of a postcard picturing Ellis Island in the early 1900s
Elsie Blanche Augustine and fellow nurse friend Martha Morningstar posed outside their quarters on Ellis Island
Elsie Blanche Augustine and fellow nurse friend Martha Morningstar at their assigned post at the Ellis Island Hospital posed for a photograph. Pictured left to right are: Martha Morningstar and E. Blanche Augustine
Aerial view of the Ellis Island Hospital complex
Comprehensive exterior view of the Ellis Island Hospital complex seen from a bird's eye view
Elsie Blanche Augustine and fellow nurse friend Evelyn Carney posed outside their quarters on Ellis Island
Elsie Blanche Augustine and fellow nurse friend Evelyn Carney at their assigned post at the Ellis Island hospital posed for a photograph. Pictured left to right are: Evelyn Carney and E. Blanche Augustine
Ellis Island hospital to which Elsie Blanche Augustine was first assigned as a nurse in 1917
Exterior view of the Ellis Island hospital to which Elsie Blanche Augustine was assigned early in 1917 prior to embarkation for the World War I battlefield hospitals in France
Elsie Blanche Augustine and three fellow nurse friends pose outside their quarters on Ellis Island
Elsie Blanche Augustine and three of her nurse friends from their assigned post at the Ellis Island hospital posed for a photograph. Pictured left to right are: Ada Hamilton, Evelyn Carney (partially hidden), E. Blanche Augustine and Martha Morningstar
Elsie Blanche Augustine and two fellow nurse friends pose outside their quarters on Ellis Island
Elsie Blanche Augustine and two of her close nurse friends from their assigned post at the Ellis Island hospital posed for a photograph. Pictured left to right are: Ada Hamilton, E. Blanche Augustine and Evelyn Carney
E. Blanche Augustine's certification of her diploma from the Millard Fillmore Hospital School of Nursing in the Class of 1914
Official document dated January 1, 1924 certifying E. Blanche Augustine's graduation in the Class of 1914 from the Buffalo Homeopathic Hospital Training School for Nurses, later the Millard Fillmore Hospital School of Nursing, Buffalo, New York
Elsie Blanche Augustine and her cousin Emma by the shore at Long Beach, Ontario, Canada
E. Blanche Augustine (at right) and her cousin Emma Augustine relax along the shore on a sandy beach at Long Beach, Ontario, Canada. Emma Augustine, like her cousin Blanche, also served as a nurse during World War I but for the Canadian Army in the Mediterranean.
Certificate of identity for E. Blanche Augustine who was attached to the U.S. Army Nurse Corps Base Hospital 23 during World War I
Identity certificate for E. Blanche Augustine dated November 22, 1917 who was attached as a reserve nurse to the United States Army Base Hospital 23 in Vittel, France. U.S. Army Base Hospital 23 was sponsored and supported by the citizens of Buffalo, New York.
Menu of the R.M.S. Carpathia ship's dining room for December 4, 1917
Menu from December 4, 1917 on the R.M.S. Carpathia of the Cunard Line during E. Blanche Augustine's voyage to France to take up her appointment as a reserve nurse in the U.S. Army Nurse Corps during World War I
View of the wings of the U.S. Army Base Hospital 9 in Vittel, France
Military hospitals, American--France--Vittel
Wide angle view of the exterior and wings of the United States Army Hospital 9 (sponsored by the City of New York) in Vittel, France
Main façade and gate of the U.S. Army Base Hospital 9 in Vittel, France
Exterior view of the main façade and entry gate of the United States Army Hospital 9 (sponsored by the City of New York) in Vittel, France
Aerial view of the U.S. Army Base Hospital 9 in Vittel, France
Bird's eye view of the United States Army Hospital 9 (sponsored by the City of New York) in Vittel, France
Elsie Blanche Augustine as an infant in 1886
Portrait photograph of Elsie Blanche Augustine as a baby in 1886 posed on an upholstered Victorian chair
Elsie Blanche Augustine at the Statue of Liberty while serving as a nurse at Ellis Island
Photograph of Elsie Blanche Augustine during a visit to the Statue of Liberty while employed as a nurse at the Ellis Island Hospital in New York City prior to her deployment to France in the U.S. Army Nurse Corps
U.S. War Department document of the approval of E. Blanche Augustine as a reserve nurse in the Army Nurse Corps
United States War Department 1917 document from the Office of the Surgeon General declaring E. Blanche Augustine of Buffalo, New York as a reserve nurse in the U.S. Army Nurse Corps
LIB-HSL009_EBAugustineAcceptanceArmy NurseCorps08271917_001
Detail of the U.S. Army Base Hospital 23 staff at Vittel, France in front of the hospital
Close-up group photograph of the entire staff at the U.S. Army Base Hospital 23 at Vittel, France standing in front of the hospital building in 1917. E. Blanche Augustine is pictured under the star. U.S. Army Base Hospital 23 was sponsored and financed by the citizens of Buffalo, New York.
Group photograph of the U.S. Army Base Hospital 23 staff at Vittel, France in front of the hospital
Group photograph of the entire staff at the U.S. Army Base Hospital 23 at Vittel, France standing in front of the hospital building in 1917. U.S. Army Base Hospital 23 was sponsored and financed by the citizens of Buffalo, New York.
Buffalo physician and biomedical scientist, Early Winter 1988
State University of New York at Buffalo. School of Medicine -- Periodicals
Medical colleges -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals
State University of New York at Buffalo. School of Medicine
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MicFilm LD701 .B42 M5 no.268-271, Buffalo physician
Buffalo physician and biomedical scientist, Spring 1988
MIcFilm LD701 .B42 M5 no. 268-271, Buffalo physician and biomedical scientist
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MicFilm LD701 .B42 M5 no.268-271, Buffalo physician and biomedical scientist
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