There’s a replica #WW1-era Model T Ford ambulance at the Museum at Fort Snelling in Minnesota.
It’s dedicated to the Hamline University unit, SSU 568.
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@edk1418 Ed: The person who was working on that topic at Smith left the school. I was in touch with her when trying to put together that conference session a while back.
Did you ever see the fictional take on the Smith unit: “Band of Sisters”?
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These gates are modeled on the gates of the Chateau de Robecourt in Grécourt, France, where the Smith College Relief Unit (SCRU) served during World War I.
Today's featured university icon is the College Gate at Smith College in Northhampton, Massachusetts.
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@smithcollege#SmithCollege
Please destroy this myth and Share if you have visited and researched in a library or archives recently! Please RT And give a shout out to your favorite library or archives you have ever visited show them some support #Genealogy#History#Library
The Smith College Relief Unit is the subject of the 2021 novel, Band of Sisters, by @laurenwillig.
A fascinating read. Highly recommended.
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In June of 1918, Black Cat Stoddard Lane mentions in his diary that he met some of the women from the Smith College Relief Unit (SCRU) while in Beauvais, France.
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During #WWI, doctors and nurses joined the @USArmy medical corps or volunteered with the @RedCross to care for the wounded. We #ArchivesSalute their service, marking the first use of mobile X-ray machines and motorized ambulances! https://t.co/HwlbPCLz3t
My piece on the Black Cats of Amherst World War I U.S. Army ambulance unit appears in the recently released SAW Troubled Histories non-fiction anthology.
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To celebrate the publication of The Eastern Front @wwnorton I will be giving a signed copy of the book to a lucky American reader. All you need to do is repost this and follow me. The winner will be drawn randomly on Monday 2 September