Each building shown in the photos was built to hold 900 convalescing patients. They were part of 4 others built west of the already established hospital area. These two-story buildings contained sun porches and were connected by covered walkways. Each was estimated to cost $75,000. J. A. Jones Co. of Charlotte did the construction work.
Camp Greene's first aid wagon.
Massed Military Bands from Camp Greene, under the direction of M. Louis Hasselmans
This photo shows a typical Camp Greene ward. There were rows of bed by the windows with furnaces in the center of the room. The two nurses on the left are Misses Archer and Turner. The officers to their right are Lieutenants Lee and Miner. At the right of the picture is an orderly, Clayton Welch.
Looking west toward Kings Mountain N. C. from new barracks; Base Hospital, Camp Greene, Charlotte, 5/4/1918
Screen porch Ward B2, Base Hospital, Camp Greene, N. C. 11/1917
After fire. Base Hospital, Camp Greene, N. C. 12/1917
Unknown group of African-American soldiers.
(appears to be snowy image of Camp Greene)
View from my West (1/2) window taken from the room. Base Hospital, Camp Greene, Charlotte, N. C. 5/12/1918