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News of the end of the war reaches the streets of New York City

The Graham Triangle Monument was erected on November 11, 1921 in the Mott Haven neighborhood of the Bronx. This memorial included the names of all the neighborhood men who sacrificed their lives, many of which were parishioners at St. Jerome's Church…

Campaign poster used for the United War Work Fund in the fall of 1918.

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

Honor roll plaque hanging in the back of Blessed Sacrament Church in New Rochelle. It lists the name of all the men who fought from the parish in World War I.

Honor roll of the St. Joseph Seminary alumni and faculty who enlisted as chaplains in the First World War.

A plaque hanging at St. Veronica's Church in Manhattan in honor of all the men of the parish who died in the First World War.

This honor roll found inside Sacred Heart Church in Mount Vernon lists all the men who fought and those who died in World War I.

The main purpose of the huts was to provide a recreational space for the men while away at training camp. This photo is from Camp Devens, MA.

Knights of Columbus sign directing men in the trenches to their hut.