An American Woman’s WWI Journal: At the Back of the Western Front; the Story of the Mitchell Sisters. Web site (and upcoming book) featuring two sisters who worked for the American Fund for French Wounded, edited by two relatives of the women
American Women Physicians in WWI, American Medical Women’s Assn
An Auxiliary Nurse’s Scrapbooks of the Great War [Alma A. Clarke], Home Before the Leaves Fall: The Great War 1914–1918
Anne Morgan’s War: Rebuilding Devastated France, 1917–1924, Morgan Library
Band of Buddies: Female Veterans of World War I by Michelle Moravec. Details on nurse friends who served at Base Hospital No. 44 and Evacuation Hospital No. 5.
“Call to Duty: Women and World War I” by Jennifer D. Keene, Oklahoma Humanities Magazine Fall 2014
Carrie Hall (chief nurse, Base Hospital No. 5, and head, American Red Cross in Britain), Massachusetts General Hospital
Cincinnati’s Soldiers: Men and Women in the First World War, National Underground Railroad Freedom Center
Gertrude Cottrell Bray of the YMCA, Rhode Island Historical Society
Greenwich Women Face the Great War, Greenwich (CT) Historical Society
The Hello Girls Finally Get Paid, National Archives
Merle Egan Anderson: Montana’s “Hello Girl,” Montana Historical Society
“A Hoosier Nurse in France: The World War I Diary of Maude Frances Essig” by Alma S. Woolley, Indiana Magazine of History Mar. 1986
“‘If Only I Shall Have the Right Stuff’: Utah Women in World WarI” by Miriam B. Murphy, Utah Historical Quarterly Fall 1990
Maud Fitch, driver for the Hackett Lowther Unit, by Eileen Hallet Stone, Salt Lake Tribune 29 Sept. 2013
“Nurses of the Great War” by Melissa Strong, Oklahoma Humanities Magazine Fall 2014
Over There: Missouri & the Great War
• Dr. Esther Leonard papers, Missouri History Museum
• US Women’s Overseas Service in World War I by Tammy M. Proctor
Photos from the World War I Memoir of Margaret Hall, Massachusetts Historical Soc
Audio: Radio Boston on Margaret Hall
Picturing Women’s Participation in the Great War, National Museum of American History
“Red Cross Women in France during World War I” by Nancy O’Brien Wagner, Minnesota History, Spring 2012 (Wagner also is editor of Alice in France: The World War I Letters of Alice M. O’Brien)
Rose Lutzky Beser, Jewish Welfare Board, Jewish Museum of Maryland
Souvenir album of Red Cross nurse Josephine Coffey from patients at Hospital No. 109 at Evreux, France; includes postcards and drawings; Virtual Museum of the City of San Francisco (PowerPoint presentation)
Together We Won the Great War: West Virginia and World War I. Has a brief section on “Nurses.”
Where Had All the Nurses Gone: The Spanish Influenza Epidemic of 1918, Baker-Cederberg Museum and Archives, Rochester (NY) General Hospital
Women in the War, Remembering World War One, Connecticut State Library
Roses of No Man’s Land: Wisconsin’s World War I Nurses, Wisc Veterans Museum
The Smith College Relief Unit by Elizabeth Cutter Morrow (mother of Anne Morrow Lindbergh), Wellesley Alumnae Quarterly Jan 1918
Travels of a World War I Nurse, National Library of Medicine
Virginia Women and the First World War, Library of Virginia
Virginia’s World War I Veteran Questionnaires, Library of Virginia
The Volunteers: Americans Join World War I, 1914–1919, National World War I Museum and Memorial
Women in Military Service for America Memorial Foundation
• World War I: Nurses
• World War I: Yeomen (F)
Women in the U.S. Navy: Historic Documents (Navy press release 30 Jul 1942)
Women Marines in World War I, US Marine Corps
Women of the Canteen Service, American Red Cross
The Women of World War I in Photographs, National Archives
The Women’s Land Army “Farmettes” for Suffrage during WWI (KCET) by Ryan Reft
World War, 1914–1918, Schlesinger Library on the History of Women in America, Harvard
