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House
Sweet and Deadly
Nurse Norine Walsh posed outside the Villa Marie-Therese in Vittel, France
Nurses Mary Mahl and Helene pose in the snow near Vittel, France
Steve Reich gesturing during lecture
Mail art no. 75
View of the back of two nurses in long coats walking toward Vittel, France town center
Jonathan Williams
Ellis Island hospital to which Elsie Blanche Augustine was first assigned as a nurse in 1917
Two American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter workers inoculate a young man against disease
Cover of the American Red Cross Greater Buffalo Chapter cookbook: Cooking with Volunteers
Members of the Motor Corps of the American Red Cross, Buffalo Chapter
Jonathan Williams and unknown person
Marriage certificate of Elsie Blanche Augustine and Albert Irving Hock dated March 16, 1929
Photographic portrait of Elsie Blanche Augustine at 33 years of age taken in France
D.A. Calls it Murder, The
Nurse Elsie Blanche Augustine lounging in a country setting near Vittel, France
Interior view of the full length of the living room in the Vittel, France Nurses Club
Mother and two kids
View of the main façade of the Parc Hotel Hospital and the park at its entrance in Vittel, France
Mail art no. 154
Curtis Macomber playing violin
Buffalo medical review, Summer 1969
Skeleton Key
Local television news anchorman Irv Weinstein donating blood to the American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter
Lukas Foss with microphone
American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter worker surveys storm damage to wrecked farm equipment in a field
Untitled digital print from |Manipulated Crayons| series
U.S. Army soldiers Forbes and Tommy Tobin seated in a World War I Army truck
Nurse Norine Walsh with two French women outside their home in Vittel, France
Panic
Mail art no. 15
View of the lower half of the main façade of the Parc Hotel Hospital in Vittel, France
Buffalo Mayor Frank A. Sedita signing document in the company of two officials from the American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter
Register of Church Services, 1928-1933
View of the deck and lower main mast of the ship taking home U.S. Army nurses and soldiers after World War I
Fishing boat anchored along the shore at La Baule, France which was on the route of the ship taking home U.S. Army nurses and soldiers after World War I
'Black music' played for children
Flutist Martina Roth
Thomas Meyer
American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter relief worker surveys the damage to homes from a catastrophic storm
Untitled digital print from |Nostalgia, misc.| series
Four UB composers present musical dinner, real dessert
TBL084: The works of Geoffrey Chaucer: now newly imprinted by William Morris
Main façade and gate of the U.S. Army Base Hospital 9 in Vittel, France
Nurse Norine Walsh posing with the French family Cure in the countryside outside Vittel, France
View of the deck showing the life boats and a crew member of the ship taking home U.S. Army nurses and soldiers after World War I
Interior view of the fireplace in the living room of the Vittel, France Nurses Club
U.S. Army document recording the demobilization of E. Blanche Augustine from active military service and awarding final pay
Buffalo physician, Summer 1980
Avant-garde festival listed
Close-up of U.S. Army officer Eddie Bamford lying in the grass in the country surrounding Vittel, France
Office workers in the Registrar's Office at the U.S. Army Hospital, Vittel, France
Mail art no. 40
View of New York Harbor with the Statue of Liberty as seen from the ship bringing home U.S. Army nurses and soldiers after World War I
Mother and daughter relax at a Red Cross Blood Donation site, Buffalo, New York
American Red Cross volunteer Alberta Searl working the phones
Shelly Silver's suicide: artist in person at Hallwalls
Murder Without Tears
Portrait photograph of Ed Bamford in civilian clothes who was a suitor of Elsie Blanche Augustine while in France during World War I
View of the U.S. Army hospital gate in Vittel, France with the hospital building in the background
View of a U.S. Army base hospital cemetery in Vittel, France with the hospital building in the background
American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter nurse comforts a young girl patient in hospital
Daniel Hoffmann playing muted trumpet
Drowning Pool, The
Case of the Moth-Eaten Mink, The
Mail art no. 108
Violoncellist T. J. Borden performing at June in Buffalo 2013
Nurses Elsie Blanche Augustine and Martha Morningstar in the countryside near Vittel, France
Composer Ben Thigpen
American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter staff, volunteers and visitors enjoyed the 50th Anniversary open house celebration
Buffalo physician, Winter 2001
American Red Cross Buffalo Chapter relief worker holding a small boy in his arms
Buffalo physician, Spring 2001
Elsie Blanche Augustine and two fellow nurse friends pose outside their quarters on Ellis Island
Certificate for E. Blanche Augustine verifying that she passed the entrance examination for collegiate institute or high school admission
Composer Steve Reich at June in Buffalo 2010
Original 65 nurses from Base Hospital 21 upon its arrival in Liverpool, England on May 28, 1917
June in Buffalo student composer, Jaime S. Reveles
Glass Village, The
Thomas Meyer
Composer Francois Eckert at June in Buffalo 2010
Soldiers enjoying Christmas dinner in one of the U.S. Army hospital wards in Vittel, France
Vanish in an Instant
June in Buffalo student composer Bruce Pennycook
Black Mountain College
Buffalo physician, Autumn 2000
View of U.S. Army nurses walking along the Atlantic Ocean shoreline prior to going home after World War I
Composer Edmund Campion at June in Buffalo 2011
Florence Noye, early Buffalo Red Cross Chapter Executive Director
Nurse Martha Morningstar and a fellow nurse in full uniform who were part of the U.S. Army Nurse Corps in Vittel, France
American National Red Cross World War I era nurses and ambulance drivers carry the wounded on stretchers
Buffalo physician, Winter 1996
Thomas Fitzgerald, composer
Medical and Surgical Report of the case of the Late President of the United States. Special Appendix
Buffalo physician, Winter 2000
Empire State Mason cover, October 1974 issue: so precious to save, so little to give
U.S. Army officer Larry Page and a fellow officer posed outside the Army hospital in Vittel, France
Buffalo physician, Winter 2003
Buffalo physician, Summer 2003