U.S. National Archives photos from the 1910s
632 photos, in date order; 361–420 on this page. Photos taken by federal employees as part of their duties are US government works and not under copyright. About the collection
Medical Department - Influenza Epidemic 1918 - Masks for protection against influenza. Nurses in Boston hospitals equipped to fight influenza
1917–1918
Medical Department - Influenza Epidemic 1918 - Spraying machine, preventive treatment against influenza, Love Field, Texas
1917–1918
Medical Department - Influenza Epidemic 1918 - Love Field, Dallas, Texas. Preventative treatment against influenza. The line at the spraying station
1917–1918
Medical Department - Influenza Epidemic 1918 - Volunteer nurses of Red Cross Hospital Force on the porch of hospital during the influenza epidemic, Eureka, California
1917–1918
Medical Department - Influenza Epidemic 1918 - Special hospital for influenza epidemic. Sterilizing room, War Influenza camp, Emery Hill, Lawrence, Massachusetts
1917–1918
Medical Department - Influenza Epidemic 1918 - Special hospital for influenza epidemic. Ambulance crew, war influenza hospital, Emery Hill, Lawrence, Massachusetts
1917–1918
Medical Department - Influenza Epidemic 1918 - Special hospital for influenza epidemic. Guards on duty at entrance to War Influenza Camp, Emery Hill, Lawrence, Massachusetts
1917–1918
Medical Department - Influenza Epidemic 1918 - SPECIAL HOSPITAL FOR INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC. Officers in charge of War camp Influenza Hospital, Emery Hill, Lawrence, Massachusetts
1917–1918
Medical Department - Influenza Epidemic 1918 - Special hospital for influenza epidemic. Outside ward view, War Influenza Hospital, Emery Hill, Lawrence, Massachusetts
1917–1918
Medical Department - Influenza Epidemic 1918 - SPECIAL HOSPITAL FOR INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC. Outside ward, War Influenza camp, Emery Hill, Lawrence, Mass
1917–1918
Medical Department - Influenza Epidemic 1918 - Red Cross at United States General Hospital Number 16, New Haven, Connecticut. It was used as a hospital during the influenza epidemic
1917–1918
Medical Department - Influenza Epidemic 1918 - Influenza epidemic impedes war progress. To prevent as much as possible the spread of Spanish Influenza, Cincinnati barbers are wearing masks. Barbers all over the country took this precaution
1917–1918
Medical Department - Influenza Epidemic 1918 - EXPLOSION AT SHELL LOADING PLANT OF T.A. GILLESPIE & CO. MORGAN, N.J. Sailor and member of the Women's Motor Corps wearing masks in their treatment of influenza patients injured by the explosion
1917–1918
Medical Department - Influenza Epidemic 1918 - United States General Hospital Number 35, West Baden, Indiana. Hospital orchestra
1917–1918
Medical Department - Influenza Epidemic 1918 - Fighting influenza in the United States Army. To combat the epidemic of influenza which has stricken a number of soldiers and sailors, a special camp has been fitted up on the grounds of the Correy Hill Hospital at Brookline, Massachusetts. A general vi
1917–1918
Medical Department - Influenza Epidemic 1918 - The 39th Regiment on its way to France marched through the streets of Seattle, Washington, every one provided with a mask made by the Seattle Chapter of the Red Cross
1917–1918
Medical Department - Influenza Epidemic 1918 - Masks for protection against influenza. Red Cross workers making anti-influenza masks for soldiers in camp. Boston, Massachusetts
1917–1918
Medical Department - Influenza Epidemic 1918 - Influenza prevention measures, Washington, DC. Serving hot chocolate to war workers from Munitions Building during Influenza epidemic
1917–1918
Medical Department - Influenza Epidemic 1918 - Red Cross workers of Boston, Massachusetts, removing bundles of masks for American Soldiers from table where other women are busily engaged in making them
1917–1918
Medical Department - Influenza Epidemic 1918 - GAUZE MASKS PREVENT SPREADING OF INFLUENZA. At the Red Cross Headquarters workers are busily engaged in turning out gauze masks to prevent Spanish Influenza Soldiers in many army camps are wearing them
1917–1918
Medical Department - Influenza Epidemic 1918 - Influenza masks worn by soldiers in camp. Soldiers at Fort Thomas, Kentucky, wearing the influenza masks. The fort was quarantined during the worst days of the epidemic
1917–1918
Medical Department - Influenza Epidemic 1918 - Precautions taken in Seattle, Washington, during the Spanish Influenza epidemic would not permit any one to ride on the street cars without wearing a mask. The Red Cross made 260,000 masks
1917–1918
Funerals - Grave Scenes - Burial of an American soldiers in Ireland
1917–1918
Medical Department - Hospitals - In Theater of Operations - Miscellaneous - Turned into Influenza Hospital
1917–1918
Medical Department - Hospitals - In Theater of Operations - Miscellaneous - Hospital - U.S
1917–1918
American Red Cross - Motor Car Service - Influenza epidemic in U.S. Ambulances used by St. Louis, Mo., Red Cross Motor Corps during influenza epidemic
1917–1918
Industries of War - Mining - Operating a coal mine during the war. Empty car storage track and miners cabins, large house converted into hospital during influenza epidemic
1917–1918
Food Administration - Anti-Waste Campaign - U.S. Food Administration, Washington, D.C. Experimental laboratory as diet kitchen during the influenza epidemic
1917–1918
College and Universities - University of Montana - University of Montana, Missoula, Montana. - During the influenza epidemic classes were held in the open. Physics class
1917–1918
Girls' Activities - Miscellaneous - American Children Make Toys For War Refugees. While schools were closed during the influenza epidemic, may American children made toys for the refugee children overseas
1917–1918
Industries of War - Mining - Operating a coal mine during the war. Club house, for employees, also used as staff headquarters for Lieut. Lovering while fighting influenza epidemic. American Fuel Company of Utah
1917–1918
Boy's Activities - War Work - American children make toys for the refugee kiddies overseas. While schools were closed during the influenza epidemic, American children made toys for their unfortunate brothers and sisters overseas. Mountain Division, Denver, Colorado
1917–1918
American Red Cross - A thru D - American woman Red Cross worker. Mrs. Caroline A. Derby of Boston chief representative of the American Red Cross at York, England since the United States entered the war. During the influenza epidemic in England, she nursed several dozen american soldiers in hospitals
1917–1918
Pacific Terminals USFS "Roosevelt" in Dry Dock Balboa Mar 15, 1917
1917-03-15
This delegation of officers of the National American Woman Suffrage Association received from.
1917–1918
111-SC-241 - Unidentified location - Aerial photograph
1918
111-SC-925 - Unidentified location - Aerial photograph
1918–1981
111-SC-955 - Unidentified location - Aerial photograph
1918–1981
Photograph of the Drawing of Casemate, Camp Des Romains
1918–1981 · drawing
111-SC-266 - German destruction - Aerial photograph
1918–1981
111-SC-72 - Signal Corps Aerial Photograph
1918–1981
111-SC-232 - Unidentified location - Aerial photograph
1918–1981
111-SC-247 - Unidentified location - Aerial photograph
1918–1981
111-SC-249 - Unidentified location - Aerial photograph
1918–1981
111-SC-251 - Unidentified location - Aerial photograph
1918–1981
111-SC-252 - Unidentified location - Aerial photograph
1918–1981
111-SC-257 - Unidentified location - Aerial photograph
1918–1981
111-SC-887 - Unidentified location - Aerial photograph
1918–1981
111-SC-888 - Unidentified location - Aerial photograph
1918–1981
111-SC-890 - Unidentified location - Aerial photograph
1918–1981
111-SC-921 - Unidentified location - Aerial photograph
1918–1981
111-SC-950 - Unidentified location - Aerial photograph
1918–1981
111-SC-951 - Unidentified location - Aerial photograph
1918–1981
111-SC-954 - Unidentified location - Aerial photograph
1918–1981
111-SC-956 - Unidentified location - Aerial photograph
1918–1981
111-SC-957 - Unidentified location - Aerial photograph
1918–1981
111-SC-958 - Unidentified location - Aerial photograph
1918–1981
111-SC-959 - Unidentified location - Aerial photograph
1918–1981
111-SC-960 - Unidentified location - Aerial photograph
1918–1981
111-SC-961 - Unidentified location - Aerial photograph
1918–1981