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Mt. Edith Cavell
Jasper National Park, Alberta, Canada
The dominating peak of the Athabasca Valley, Jasper National Park. Named to honor the heroine nurse of World War 1, Cavell's snowclad summit was a famous landmark during exploration days of the Canadian…
The dominating peak of the Athabasca Valley, Jasper National Park. Named to honor the heroine nurse of World War 1, Cavell's snowclad summit was a famous landmark during exploration days of the Canadian…
Mt. Edith Cavell Memorial Plaque
The beautiful snow-capped peak in Jasper Park serves as a massive monument in honor of the British nurse heroine of World War I. The plaque erected at the base tells the story of Nurse Cavell, and in this impressive setting, each year a service is…
Mt. Edith Cavell
Jasper National Park, Alberta, Canada
The dominating peak of the Athabasca Valley, Jasper National Park. Named to honor the heroine nurse of World War 1, Cavell's snowclad summit was a famous landmark during exploration days of the Canadian…
The dominating peak of the Athabasca Valley, Jasper National Park. Named to honor the heroine nurse of World War 1, Cavell's snowclad summit was a famous landmark during exploration days of the Canadian…
Canadian Rockies
Canadian Rockies' Mount Edith Cavell in Jasper Park, Alberta, Canada
Edith Cavell 1865-1915 Heroine of the Great War
(On Front) Nurse Edith Cavell was the daughter of the Vicar of Swardeston, subsequently a resident of Norwich. During the Great War she nursed in the War Hospitals at Brussels, & effected the escape of many British prisioners, for which she was…
The Late Edith Cavell
Martyred by the Germans, Oct. 12th. 1915
Remember! The Murder of Edith Cavell
Miss Edith Cavell cowardly murdered by a German officer Condemned to death by a military tribunal in Belgium, under the charge of having favoured the evasion of British soldiers, miss Edith Cavell, of Norwich, a vouluntary nurse, is taken to the…
Edith Cavell's Prison Cell at Saint Gilles
Bruxelles- Prison of St. Gilles Miss Edith Cavell's cell killed by the Germans
Cavell, Edith Louisa. British Nurse. She was born Dec. 4. 1865, at Swardeston, Norfolk, the daughter of the Rev. Frederick Cavell. In 1906 she became matron of the…
Cavell, Edith Louisa. British Nurse. She was born Dec. 4. 1865, at Swardeston, Norfolk, the daughter of the Rev. Frederick Cavell. In 1906 she became matron of the…
Execution Ground at the Tir National
Execution Ground. The Firing party was posted where Mr Colinet, former Director of the Tir National, is seen; the Condemned was placed on the chair.
Removal of Miss Edith Cavell's Body
Removal of Miss Edith Cavell's body from the
Funeral Procession for Edith Cavell
Funérailles de Miss Edith CAVELL.
Miss Edith CAVELL Funeral
Funeral procession for Edith Cavell following the end of the occupation.
Miss Edith CAVELL Funeral
Funeral procession for Edith Cavell following the end of the occupation.
Tomb of Miss Cavell
Bruxelles. Tir national. Cimetiere des victimes de l'occupation allemande. Tombe de Miss Cavell.
English Translation: "Tir National, Brussels. Cemetery of victims of the German occupation. Tomb of Miss Cavell."
English Translation: "Tir National, Brussels. Cemetery of victims of the German occupation. Tomb of Miss Cavell."
English Royalty Visiting the Memorial to Edith Cavell
Visit of Their Majesties, the King and Queen of England, to the Edith Cavell Memorial
Cavell and Depage Memorial
Miss Edith Cavell Memorial, rue George Leclercq Forest, Belgium.
Finished a tour of [points] of interest in Brussels, [but] disappointed with the church, known as the Cathedral. Saw the spot where Nurse Cavell was shot down_ also pictures by…
Finished a tour of [points] of interest in Brussels, [but] disappointed with the church, known as the Cathedral. Saw the spot where Nurse Cavell was shot down_ also pictures by…
London Memorial to Nurse Cavell
Nurse Cavell Memorial, St. Martin's Place, London - This beautiful and dignified statue stands in St. Martin's Place. It is a fitting memorial of Edith Cavell, who gave up her life for King and Country at Brussels, on 12th October, 1915.
Monument to Edith Cavell in Brussels
Bruxelles Monument eleve a la memoire de Miss Edith Cavell, directrice de L'Ecole belge des Infirmieres, emprisonnee le 5 aout 1915, fusillee le 12 octobre pout avoir fait passer des recrues a L'ennemi.
English translation: "Brussels Monument to…
English translation: "Brussels Monument to…
Tomb of Miss Cavell
Bruxelles. Tir national. Cimetiere des victimes de l'occupation allemande lombe de Miss Cavell.
English Translation: "Tir National, Brussels. Cemetery of victims of the German occupation. Tomb of Miss Cavell."
English Translation: "Tir National, Brussels. Cemetery of victims of the German occupation. Tomb of Miss Cavell."
Letter from Emily Dickinson to Mrs. Henry Hills
Autograph letter from Emily Dickinson to her neighbor, Mrs. Henry Hills (Adelaide Spencer Hills).
8 inches by 5 inches. Pencil.
Johnson Letters # 614.
The letter reads:
Vocal, is but one
form of remembrance,
dear friend.
the…
8 inches by 5 inches. Pencil.
Johnson Letters # 614.
The letter reads:
Vocal, is but one
form of remembrance,
dear friend.
the…
Letter to Margaret Freeman Cabell from the Rebuilding Fund Committee, Sixteenth Street Baptist Church, Birmingham, Alabama
Letter to Margaret Freeman Cabell from The Rev. John H. Cross, Jr., pastor of the Sixteenth Street Baptist Church, Birmingham, Alabama, and Samuel O'Neill, Chairman Rebuilding Committee, Sixteenth Street Baptist Church. The letter thanks her for her…
Letter from Dr. Wendell P. Russell to the Rev. John H. Cross, Jr.
This is a carbon copy of a letter sent by Dr. Wendell P. Russell, Dean of Students at Virginia Union University, to the Rev. John H. Cross, Jr., pastor of the Sixteenth Street Baptist Church, Birmingham, Alabama. John H. Cross, Jr. was a student at…
Letter from Dr. Wendell P. Russell to the Editor, The Washington Post
This is a carbon copy of the letter Dr. Russell, Dean of Students at Virginia Union University, sent to the editor of The Washington Post on September 17, 1963 in response to the Post's editorial "Reaping the Whirlwind." This carbon copy was sent to…
Correspondence sent to Tom Robbins, item 2
"I love your books. Occasionally, I kiss their covers, nibble the corners of their pagan pages, and lick their lovely little spines. Yum."
Correspondence sent to Tom Robbins, item 3
Hand painted postcard
