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  • World War I picture from John Ridlon

    Description:
    A line of men standing shoulder to shoulder behind a line of four tripods. Tents, buildings, and a large tree visible in the background. On verso, "Our Platoon".
    Date:
    1916

  • World War I picture from John Ridlon

    Description:
    Row of tents in front of a building, with a large tree to the right. On verso "Our little village".
    Date:
    1916

  • World War I picture from John Ridlon

    Description:
    Five men in a row, facing the camera, in front of a single tent. Identified illegibly on verso.
    Date:
    1916

  • World War I picture from John Ridlon

    Description:
    Horses tethered to a rope line, with a man standing next to a post.
    Date:
    1916

  • John Alexander

    Description:
    Picture of Alexander wearing glasses, a jacket, and tie. Presentation inscription "To Josiah Trent from his friend John Alexander."
    Date:
    undated

  • Alex B. Johnson

    Description:
    Picture of Alex Johnson wearing scrubs and glasses, with operating tools in his hands, standing next to a patient. Facsimile signature.
    Date:
    undated

  • World War I picture from John Ridlon

    Description:
    Four men carrying a stretcher, on which another man is lying, accompanied by three observers. "Patient with shattered thigh" seems to have leg wrapped in straw.
    Date:
    1916

  • World War I picture from John Ridlon

    Description:
    John Ridlon, on left, and another man in uniform, sitting in chairs. Ridlon is leaning on the back of his chair, the other has his arm braced on a small table.
    Date:
    1916

  • World War I picture from John Ridlon

    Description:
    Dr. Ridlon walking towards a woman in a hat who is carrying something, with her back to the camera. Men at a truck in the background.
    Date:
    1916

  • World War I picture from John Ridlon

    Description:
    Men clustered around the back of a truck with red cross symbol. Camp cots between the camera and the truck.
    Date:
    1916