Box 4

1.75 x 2.56 inches. Street scene of Noncourt-sur-le-Rongeant, France featuring children standing in a road by a cafe.

1.75 x 2.5 inches. Shows a group of people standing at the entrance of a small cafe in Woumen, Belgium; the third figure from the right is likely relief worker C. Canby Balderston. Note on reverse says "M. Tyberghein (Thourout) and secretaire communal de clercken."

1.75 x 2.5 inches. Shows Chris Morland, likely a relief worker, sitting in the driver's seat of a Ford Coupe in Klerken, Belgium.

2.31 x 3.5 inches. Shows a road amidst the war-damaged landscape of Lens (either Lens, Belgium or Lens, France) that sustained damage during World War I.

2.31 x 3.5 inches. Shows Lt. Pat Vail, likely in Belgium as a relief worker, posing by a Red Cross vehicle. Note on reverse says "Lt. Vail and Argyll," probably referencing the Argyll automobile brand.

3.5 x 2.5 inches. Shows the exterior of a church in either France or Belgium that sustained damage during World War I.

3.38 x 2.25 inches. Shows an unidentified individual playing tennis in Bruges, Belgium.

2.94 x 1.94 inches. Shows two unidentified individuals standing amidst a war-damaged landscape in either France of Belgium.

2.44 x 3.38 inches. Group photo of relief workers who likely served in France during World War I. Note on reverse identifies the women in the photo as "Miss Kennedy, Miss Greenfield, Mrs. Harvey, Miss Ubsdell, Miss Coale, Miss Holdsworth;" possibly refers to relief workers Ruth Kennedy, Ethel H. Ubsdell, Edith Skipwith Coale, and Ruth Isabel Holdsworth Midgley.

1.75 x 2.5 inches. Shows a group of crates and artillery shells (?) amidst the war-damaged landscape of Merkem, Belgium.