World War, 1914-1918

A French map titled "Carte Taride, No. 6 bis, Lorraine, Basse-Alsace, Vosges." The map, numbered 6 in a series with English translations, shows transportation routes in northeast France. Annotations, in black ink, highlight Bois de Malancourt, Recicourt, Brocourt, Koeur-la Pet, Sampigny, Vignot, and Sommelonne. Handwriting on the back reads: "After the Argonne drive we rested at Vignot 5 days then hiked to Lamarche en Woevre four days, there, then to Toul. Toul to Belgium. Detraining at Weiltze (illegible). Harry H. Pierce." Donated by Harry H. Pierce.

A French map titled "Carte Routiere pour Automobilistes & Cyclistes-Est de la France, Section Nord." The map, numbered 6 in a series, shows transportation routes in northeast France. Annotations, in red pencil, show the movement of the 137th Infantry from the area north of Nancy to south of Epinal. Belfort is also circled in red. Written at the top left corner is the name "Sgt. E. Bleool, Hdq. Co. 137 Inf." Handwriting on the back reads "Route marked map." Donated by E. Bleool.

A French map titled "Carte Routiere pour Automobilistes & Cyclistes-Nord-Est de la France." The map, numbered 2 in a series, shows transportation routes in northeast France, Belgium, Luxembourg, and Germany. Annotations, in blue, are drawn around Saint Mihiel, Apremont, Commercy, Toul, Nancy, Thiaucourt, Conflans-en-Jarnisy, Metz, Briey, Audun, Thionville, Esch, Luxembourg, and other areas. Donated by Joseph F. Stanley.

A French map titled "Carte Routiere pour Automobilistes & Cyclistes-Est de la France." The map, numbered 6 in a series, details the location and condition of automobile and bicycle routes in Northeast France.

A French map, titled "Ste. Marie-Aux-Mines," that is overprinted to instruct drivers of military transport on the safety procedures needed on certain roads. The location of camps, cantonments, and terminus points are also noted. Handwriting on the back reads: "St. Marie Aux Mines, XI."

A French map titled "Carte Routiere pour Automobilistes & Cyclistes-Environs de Paris, Section Nord-Est." The map, numbered 3 in a series, shows transportation routes in the area northeast of Paris. Handwriting on the back reads: "Pride, #3, Chateau Thierry." Donated by Joseph C. Pride.

A French map titled "Carte Routiere pour Automobilistes & Cyclistes-Environs de Paris, Section Nord-Ouest." The map, numbered 4 in a series, shows transportation routes in the area northwest of Paris. Annotations, in red ink, indicate allied movement from Le Havre through Rouen, Louviers, and Evreux to Breteuil. Handwriting on the back reads: "J C Pride, No-4, La Havre." Donated by Joseph C. Pride.

A French map titled "Carte Routiere pour Automobilistes & Cyclistes-Bretagne, Section Sud." The map, numbered 9 in a series, shows transportation routes in northwestern France. Annotations, in red ink, indicate allied movement from La Fleche to Angers. Handwriting on the back reads: "Joseph Pride, #9, Angers." Donated by Joseph C. Pride.

French map titled "Carte Routiere pour Automobilistes & Cyclists - Est de la France." The map, numbered 6 in a series, was originally made to show automobile and bike routes. Black annotated lines track the movement of the 128th Machine Gun Battalion. A note on the back reads: "Carte Taride, Eastern France." Donated by Ward L. Schrantz.

A map numbered 17 in a series and titled "Amiens." The map is annotated, in red pencil and black ink, to show the positions, headquarters, and movement of the 5th Division of the Australian Imperial Force during the German Spring Offensive. There is a drawn line indicating troop movement from Montonvillers through Poulainville, Bussy-les-Daours, Daours, la Neuville, and Corbie to Sailly-le-Sec. A second line from Domart sur la Luce through Villers-Bretonneux, Hamel, Sailly-Laurette, and Morlancourt indicates either troop movement or the front line.