The Pittsburgh Chapter, American Red Cross

"The Pittsburgh Chapter, American Red Cross" chronicles the activities of the chapter from its inception to January 1, 1921. This historical record details the organization's contributions to humanitarian efforts, particularly during World War I and other emergencies. The book provides insight into the structure and operation of a local Red Cross chapter during a critical period in American history.

Compiled and prepared meticulously, this volume also includes an appendix containing the names of individuals who served the Red Cross during this time. This makes it a valuable resource for genealogical research and for understanding the scope of volunteerism in the Pittsburgh area. The book offers a detailed view of the local response to national and international crises, illustrating the vital role the American Red Cross played in supporting communities and the war effort.

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