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Dedication of Ohio Memorial in Belgium Photo of Memorial Hospital in Montfaucon, France Photo of Memorial Bridge in Eyne, Belgium 1930 37th Division Battle

the dedication of the monument to Ohio soldiers on the Scheldt river in Belgium. The dedication is dated September 26th, 1929, and is found in the Frank

speaking at a memorial dedication during the Pilgrimage tour to France and Belgium. It is found in the Frank Gerlach file.

"Betty Shetler and the 37th Division Colors." Photo found in the 1929 Division Dedication Pilgrimage Photos section of the Frank Gerlach file.

"Bandmaster Arthur Lane, in Flanders Field Cemetery." This photo is found in the 1929 Division Dedication Pilgrimage Photos section of the Frank Gerlach

sights for memorials to Ohioan soldiers on the battlefields of France and Belgium, as well as to the dedication of similar monuments to Pennsylvanians. The

details the potential danger facing the Memorial Bridge Built at Eyne, Belgium, as a result of the outbreak of the Second World War. It is dated May 28th

"Another view of Col. Gerlach speaking into the microphone during Eyne dedication." This photo is found in the 1929 Division Dedication Pilgrimage Photos

"Sgt. Alan Moorman, finds the grave of his counsin, Flanders Field Cemetery." [sic] This image is found in the 1929 Division Dedication Pilgrimage Photos

and a tour of the battle fields of France and Belgium. The pilgrimage was received everywhere in Belgium and France with the greatest courtesy and enthusiasm

Decorations on Several; 37th Division Delegation Dedicates Memorial Bridge GHENT, Belgium, Sept. 26. — (AP) — The delegation of Ohio veterans of the 37th Division

American Ambassador Hugh Gibson and Belgium military commanders under whom the Buckeyes fought will participate. From Belgium the party moves down into France

ordered to Belgium, and just before leaving for that front he was transfered [sic] to the command of the 145th infantry of the same brigade. In Belgium his regiment

France Ypres-Lys Offensive, Belgium (I) Ypres-Lys Offensive, Belgium (2) Awarded the Belgium War Cross by the King of the Belgiums for exceptionally gallant

Baccarat, and Belgium sectors. Serious consideration is being given to the erection of a bridge over the Sheldt river at Eyne, Belgium, where the division

the high class horses they import. They deal exclusively in Percheron and Belgian Stallions and Mares and are the largest importers if draft horses in the

greater part of northern and easter Belgium, and went into Germany at least twenty miles. En route though Belgium it was just one round of applause. Every

forty-fifth Infantry of the same Brigade. In Belgium his regiment participated with the French and Belgium forces along the Escaut river and in that campaign

At the top is the bridge to be constructed across the Scheldt river in Belgium. Lower left is the clock tower to be erected at Montfaucon, and at the right

the battle of Meuse—Argonne, and the Ypres—Lys offensive in Belgium. He was awarded the Belgium War Cross and the French War Cross with palm leaves, for gallant

the Hun— two of its battalions had crossed the Escault (Scheldt) River in Belgium on the small pontoon bridges and dug in sufficiently to protect the bridgeheads;

These documents are photographs of the Memorial Bridge established in Eyne, France, to honor the service of Ohioan soldiers during World War I. They are

This image is found in the 1929 Division Dedication Pilgrimage Photos section of the Frank Gerlach file.

Paris, France. Following is a translation of the diploma: “KINGDOM OF BELGIUM, THE MINISTER OF NATIONAL DEFENSE has the honor to inform Colonel Frank

This photo is found in the 1929 Division Dedication Pilgrimage Photos section of the Frank Gerlach file.

This document is a photograph of the members of the pilgrimage band to Europe. It is found in the Frank Gerlach file.

This photo is found in the 1929 Division Dedication Pilgrimage Photos section of the Frank Gerlach file.

Malines, Belgium, Sept. 22. President Roberts and the Mayor of of Malines. Shetler, Ralph Pitman, Col. Cole and Capt. McQuire. Pitman courier in Belgium. Serenading

Oct 13.18 Nov 4-18— Ypres—Lys Offensive Nov 19-18- 11-18. Medals Awarded Belgium War Cross and Croix De Guerre 1918. Wounded chevrons authorized none   True

they were ordered to Belgium and just before leaving for this front he was transferred tot he command of the 145th Infantry. In Belgium his Regiment participated

October 21, 1918________Detrained at Bosinge, Belgium. October 22, 1918________Marched to Staden, Belgium. October 23, 1918________Moved to farm two miles

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La Chapelle, Germany 1918. Reviewing Officers, left to right: General, Belgian Army, Gen. Degoutte, French Army, Generals Farnsworth and Johnson, U.S.

of surnames by particular country. Countries included Austria, Bavaria, Belgium, Canada, Denmark, England, France, Germany, Hungary, Ireland, New Brunswick