Racine, Wisconsin, draftee photographs, 1917-1918.

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Racine, Wisconsin, draftee photographs, 1917-1918.

Group photographs of men drafted for World War I military service from Racine, Wisconsin, by Local Boards 1 and 2, 1917-1918. The photographs, made prior to the draftees leaving for training, show the men in civilian dress and include the training center destinations for each group.

49 photographs (1 archives box)

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