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History of St. Joseph's Home for Convalescent Soldiers

History of St. Joseph's Home for Convalescent Soldiers, February 9, 1921

Tags: Catholic Charities, New Jersey, Sisters of Our Lady of Christian Doctrine, soldiers, World War 1

Letter from Mother Marianne to Columbus Volunteers, August 14, 1919

Tags: Sisters of Our Lady of Christian Doctrine, soldiers, World War 1

Letter from Mother Marianne to Columbus Volunteers, October 29, 1918

Tags: Sisters of Our Lady of Christian Doctrine, soldiers, World War 1

Columbus Volunteers Enlistment Form for Frank Natale, June 12, 1921

Tags: Lower East Side, Sisters of Our Lady of Christian Doctrine, soldiers

Ticket to a Welcome Home Reception given by the Columbus Volunteers for the Soldiers and Sailors of the Lower East Side

Tags: Lower East Side, Madonna House, Manhattan, Sisters of Our Lady of Christian Doctrine, soldiers, World War 1

Invitation to a Memorial Mass for those killed in World War 1 by the Columbus Volunteers at St. Teresa's Church, Manhattan

Tags: Lower East Side, Manhattan, Sisters of Our Lady of Christian Doctrine, soldiers, St. Teresa's Church, World War 1

St. Joseph’s Convalescent Home run by the Sisters of Our Lady of the Christian Doctrine

Tags: Sisters of Our Lady of Christian Doctrine, St. Joseph's Convalescent Home, World War 1, World War I

A branch of the Red Cross at Madonna House, a settlement house run by the Sisters of Christian Doctrine on the Lower East Side of Manhattan

Tags: Madonna House, New York City, Red Cross, relief services, Sisters of Our Lady of Christian Doctrine, World War 1, World War I

A group of commissioned and non-commissioned military officers, all members of the Columbus Volunteers, 1917

Tags: Columbus Volunteers, Italian Immigrants, Lower East Side, New York City, Sisters of Our Lady of Christian Doctrine, World War 1, World War I