Box 4

3.38 x 2.25 inches. Photo of artist Samuel Arlent Edwards standing outside, likely in Belgium circa 1919.

3.38 x 2.31 inches. Photo of artist Samuel Arlent Edwards sitting outside, likely in Belgium circa 1919.

2.38 x 3.38 inches. Group photo of relief workers who likely served in France during World War I. Note on reverse identifies them as "Miss Coale, Mrs. Elliot, Miss Kennedy, Miss Mitchell, Miss Garstin, Tim Robinson;" possibly refers to relief workers Edith Skipwith Coale, Henrietta Elliott, Ruth Kennedy, and Bessie Mitchell.

2.25 x 3.31 inches. Shows the war-damaged landscape of Diksmuide, Belgium. Note on reverse side states "Between church and hospital."

3.25 x 2.25 inches. Shows two unidentified individuals playing tennis at a court in Bruges, Belgium.

3.31 x 2.25 inches. Shows three people, likely relief workers, posing on the barrel of heavy artillery that fired on Dunkirk from Koekelare during World War I. Associated with A00187029 and A00187030; a note on the reverse of A00187029 identifies two of the people as Miss Schardt and Miss Cecile Knoppen.

3.38 x 2.38 inches. Shows a nurse identified as Miss Holdsworth, likely relief worker Ruth Isabel Holdsworth Midgley, minding four small children "on back steps at Bettancourt," a chateau that functioned as a hospital for women and children during World War I in Bettancourt, France.

2.38 x 3.5 inches. Shows two men named Jack (left) and Lt. Pat Vail (right), likely war relief workers, seated in a car along a road in Ghent, Belgium. Note on reverse says "in Renault," probably referencing the Renault automobile brand.

2.31 x 3.5 inches. View of the Bruges cityscape from the canal.

4.5 x 2.5 inches. View of the Bruges cityscape from the canal, featuring the Belfry of Bruges.