Nurses and the U.S. Navy, 1917-1919
Scenes in Nurses' Quarters
This page features scenes in Naval Hospital Nurses' Quarters
during the World War I era.
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the World War I era
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Photo #: NH 60306
U.S. Naval Hospital, New Orleans, Louisiana
Nurses playing cards, reading and relaxing on the screened porch
of the nurses' quarters, circa 1918.
Note Japanese lanterns and exposed electrical wiring.
U.S. Naval History & Heritage Command Photograph
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Photo #: NH 42353
U.S. Naval Hospital, New Orleans, Louisiana
Living room in Nurses' Quarters, circa 1918.
Note wicker furniture and phonograph.
U.S. Naval History & Heritage Command Photograph
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Photo #: NH 71782
U.S. Naval Hospital, Great Lakes, Illinois
Nurses reading and relaxing in the nurses' quarters, during World
War I.
Note piano at right.
Donated by Mrs. D.M. Corn, Las Cruces, NM, in memory of Dr. K.L.
Rosencrance, 1970.
U.S. Naval History & Heritage Command Photograph
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Photo #: NH 97244
U.S. Naval Hospital, Norfolk, Portsmouth, Virginia
Nurses with dog and flag, at the Hospital's Nurses' Quarters,
Elks Home, Portsmouth, Virginia, during World War I.
Collection of Lieutenant (Junior Grade) Elizabeth Leonhardt,
USN(NC).
U.S. Naval History & Heritage Command Photograph
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