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When Johnny Comes Marching Home to Mecklenburg, Let's Show Him A Monument To The Boys Who Did Not Come Back
When Johnny Comes Marching Home to Mecklenburg, Let's Show Him A Monument To The Boys Who Did Not Come Back
Photographers in Mecklenburg County were plentiful during World War I. Many, unlike Scott's Studio at 14 North Tryon, set up temporary quarters near Camp Greene.
Photographers in Mecklenburg County were plentiful during World War I. Many, unlike Scott's Studio at 14 North Tryon, set up temporary quarters near Camp Greene.
Local merchants, such as the Ed. Mellon Co., sold military items to the soldiers.
Local merchants, such as the Ed. Mellon Co., sold military items to the soldiers.
"Boys of Camp Greene and visitors to Charlotte" were invited to come to one of the most Sanitary Barber Shops in the South! It was located on The Square, the intersection of Trade and Tryon Streets.
"Boys of Camp Greene and visitors to Charlotte" were invited to come to one of the most Sanitary Barber Shops in the South! It was located on The Square, the intersection of Trade and Tryon Streets.
Beatty's Drug Store sold U. S. Sentry radium dial watches for $5.00 claiming they were the one best gift for soldiers. No one knew then how unhealthy radium exposure was.
Beatty's Drug Store sold U. S. Sentry radium dial watches for $5.00 claiming they were the one best gift for soldiers. No one knew then how unhealthy radium exposure was.
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