French Nun Attending A Ww1 Wounded Soldier Decorated In His Hospital Bed. 1916. He Wears His Two Medals As Well As A Massive Bandage For A Head Wound. History - Item # VAREVCHISL035EC060 - Posterazzi
Image of Wounded soldiers from the battlefield near Laffaux at Saint-Paul Hospital by Cuville, Fernand (1887-1927)
AFS and American Volunteerism in World War I – Circulating Now from the NLM Historical Collections
Wounded soldier lying in a hospital bed during WW1. He is being offered a plate of biscuits by a nurse Stock Photo - Alamy
First World War, nurse, medical institution, illness, tableau, men, women, wounded, hat Fortepan 4385 - PICRYL - Public Domain Media Search Engine Public Domain Search
Antonin Guillot. The American Camp at Allerey (1918-1919). 1999. The American hospital centers and the construction of the camp at Allerey.
U.S. Military Folding Field Hospital Bed (no box)
Setting Up Base Hospital #28 in France
Infections - WW1 Uncut - BBC - YouTube
Hospitals | International Encyclopedia of the First World War (WW1)
Setting Up Base Hospital #28 in France
a011420 – Circulating Now from the NLM Historical Collections
What happened when the 1918 flu pandemic met WWI | PBS NewsHour
File:Ministry of Information First World War Miscellaneous Collection Q33994.jpg - Wikimedia Commons
1917 additional wards constructed at Coast Hospital
10 Things You Should Know About the First World War – The Historic England Blog
Pennsylvania Hospital History: Historical Image Gallery - Base #10 Hospital Ward, WWI
War Neuroses: Netley Hospital (1917), pt. 1 of 5 - YouTube
Medicine and hospitals in the First World War | Europeana
A History of the First World War in 100 Moments: The soldier and the letter-writer - a lady with a notepad who gave comfort to the dying | The Independent | The Independent
Field Hospital Bed - Emergency Shelter Bed, Military Hospital Bed
Ten stately homes which became hospitals during the First World War - Country Life
Patients and the First World War – St George's Library blog
Nursing Sisters who died in service during the First World War, Part 2 | Library and Archives Canada Blog
