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Camp Pike, Thanksgiving Dinner, 1918
Camp Pike, Thanksgiving Dinner, 1918
World War I Arkansas
Photograph of tables set for Thanksgiving Dinner at Camp Pike in 1918. The mess hall is decorated with streamers and plants for the celebration. On the tables are what appear to be cut-up turkeys, rolls, bananas, apples, mashed potatoes, dressing, olives, celery, cakes, bowls, plates, and cups. In the background of the photograph are six unidentified soldiers and three unidentified women in civilian clothing sitting next to a piano. A photograph of General John Pershing is on the back wall of the mess hall.
Letter, Harrell Burke To His Family, 1918
Letter, Harrell Burke To His Family, 1918
World War I Arkansas
Letter from Harrell Burke in England to his family in Arkansas.
Airing Out, Camp Pike, Ark.
World War I Arkansas
Postcard titled "AIRING OUT, CAMP PIKE, ARK." of beds and military gear sitting outside with soldiers and barracks in the background at Camp Pike, Pulaski County, Arkansas, ca. 1918. The back of the postcard lists the producer of the card as "C.T. American Art."
Letter, Harrell Burke To His Mother, 1918 August 11
Letter, Harrell Burke To His Mother, 1918 August 11
World War I Arkansas
Letter from Pvt. J. Harrell Burke in France during World War I to his mother in Wynne, Arkansas.
Songs Of The Soldiers And Sailors U.S.
Songs Of The Soldiers And Sailors U.S.
World War I Arkansas
Select pages from "Songs of the Soldiers and Sailors, U.S." during World War I. Owned by Ben F. Creed, Headquarters Company, 59th Infantry.
Letter, Sam Ethridge To "Honey Bunch" (Nathalia Kauffman), 1917 October 10
Letter, Sam Ethridge To "Honey Bunch" (Nathalia Kauffman), 1917 October 10
World War I Arkansas
Letter from Sam Ethridge at Camp Pike to his future wife, Nathalia Kauffman, who he calls "Honey Bunch."
Letter, Sam Ethridge To "Honey Bunch" (Nathalia Kauffman), 1917 August 21
Letter, Sam Ethridge To "Honey Bunch" (Nathalia Kauffman), 1917 August 21
World War I Arkansas
Letter from Sam Ethridge at Camp Pike to his future wife, Nathalia Kauffman, who he calls "Honey Bunch."