Camp Sheridan photo album, 1917-1925.

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Camp Sheridan photo album, 1917-1925.

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The collection consists of a photo album with 140 photos (almost all captioned) compiled by M. W. Clasgens, of Clermont, Ohio. The images chronicle his arrival at Camp Sheridan, various activities including the sport(?) of having two african american civilians fight for some silver coins, and three photos of Ruth Law, female pilot (one in person, two of her in plane). Other photos include various Alabama scenes, trench drill, Camp Karb, Ohio, and some photos from Belgium.

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Law, Ruth, 1887-1970

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Clasgens, Mortimer W., d. 1925.

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