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Doughboys and Camp Greene: Image Gallery: Photographs
Nurses, Camp Greene, NC
Large cotton fields surrounded the hospital at Camp Greene. These nurses, who arrived in the fall of 1918 and thought they would soon be sent overseas, were still stationed at Camp Greene in June 1918. They are Misses Shaffer, Fuller, Lepalla and Schermerhorn.
Negro Convalescent Patient
Negro convalescent patient; U. S. Army Base Hospital, Camp Greene, N. C. 11/27/1918
B line, B8 Base Hospital
The end of the B line showing B8 Base Hospital, Camp Greene, N. C. 12/1917
Swimming Pool, Charlotte, NC
Although Camp Greene did not have a swimming pool, nearby Lakewood Park provided just what the soldiers wanted on a hot summer day.
Mess Hall and Officer's Ward
Across the road to the mess hall and officers' ward from officers' quarters. Base Hospital, Camp Greene, N. C. 12/1917
Camp Greene soldiers taking a break
Camp Greene soldiers taking a break.
Brothers in World War 1 uniforms
The five brothers are in their World War I uniforms. The Doctor refused to wear his Confederate uniform on the grounds that it would be 'improper' with the Federal uniforms.
New Nurses' Home, Camp Greene, NC
This photo is of the new nurses' home at Camp Greene.
Snowy Morning at Base Hospital
Snowy morning at Base Hospital, Camp Greene, N. C. from Administration Bldg., 12/1917