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Scrapbook pages: "Finis le Guerne"
Description: Rev. Lang was an amateur photographer who kept a scrapbook of his service during World War 1, both with the Y.M.C.A. and as an army chaplain at camps in the United States and overseas. Here is a photograph of Lang on the U.S.S. Harrisburg on return…
Creator: Lang, Cecil H.
Date: 1918
Type: Still Image
Scrapbook pages: "U.S.S. Harrisburg," 1918
Description: Rev. Lang was an amateur photographer who kept a scrapbook of his service during World War 1, both with the Y.M.C.A. and as an army chaplain at camps in the United States and overseas. Here he took photographs of soldiers looking out from the deck of…
Creator: Lang, Cecil H.
Date: 1918
Type: Still Image
Scrapbook pages: "Scenes in New Orleans," "Camp Taylor, KY," "Louisville, KY," 1918
Description: Rev. Lang was an amateur photographer who kept a scrapbook of his service during World War 1, both with the Y.M.C.A. and as an army chaplain at camps in the United States and overseas. Here he took photographs of people and sights in the French…
Creator: Lang, Cecil H.
Date: 1918
Type: Still Image
Scrapbook pages: "The Davis Sisters and Donna Easley entertain the 343 F.A.," circa 1917
Description: Rev. Lang was an amateur photographer who kept a scrapbook of his service during World War 1, both with the Y.M.C.A. and as an army chaplain at camps in the United States and overseas. Here he photographed entertainment for the troops at Camp Travis…
Creator: Lang, Cecil H.
Date: 1917
Type: Still Image
Printed Christmas postcard from Cecil H. Lang
Description: Christmas card from Cecil H. Lang, dated December 1917.
Creator: Lang, Cecil H.
Date: 1917-12
Type: Text
"Interesting Letter from Chaplain Cecil H. Lang," newspaper clipping,
Description: Rev. Lang wrote to the paper in Fort Stockton from Camp Merritt in New Jersey, giving an update on his deployment, which was canceled due to the Armistice. Lang would continue to serve as chaplain to soldiers (including injured soldiers) coming home.
Creator: Lang, Cecil H.
Date: 1918-11-25
Type: Text
Cecil H. Lang to "Dearest Folks at Home"
Description: The first of many letters Rev. Lang wrote home to his family during his service, this one during his time with the Y. M. C. A.. Lang discusses his work organizing Bible classes in the barracks and helping soldiers to write and read letters from home.…
Creator: Lang, Cecil H.
Date: 1917-10-08
Type: Text