World War, 1914-1918

A French map titled "Vigneulles-A." The map, numbered 203 in a series and glued to a cloth backing, shows trench systems, battery activity, and the approximate front as of October 7, 1918.

A map, glued to a cloth backing, that reflects the information extracted from captured German maps, prisoner's statements and airplane photographs. The map notes German gun emplacements, artillery positions, anti-aircraft emplacements, tank traps, hospitals, dugouts, barracks, observation posts, trench systems, etc.

Portions of several French maps that are taped and glued together. The map of northeast France is annotated to show billeting zones. Areas underlined are the headquarters of each zone Major.

A French map titled "Vauquois (Verdun 5)." The map, numbered 215 in a series, shows trench systems and battery activity.

A French map titled "Vauquois (Verdun 5)." The map, numbered 215 in a series, is annotated to show artillery positions during the first phase of the Meuse-Argonne Offensive on September 26, 1918. The 128th, 129th, and 130th Field Artillery are represented on this map. Donated by George Arrowsmith.

A French map, numbered 215 in a series, that is overprinted to show trench systems. A black annotated line tracks the movement of the 35th Division. Units represented on this map include the 128th Machine Gun Battalion, 129th Machine Gun Battalion, 130th Machine Gun Battalion, and the 139th Infantry. Handwritten notes on the back read: "Vauquois Sheet, 1/10,000, Neuvilly to Cheppy via Buzemont and Boureuilles. Initial Machine Gun Barrage, 35th Division, 26 Sept 1918." Donated by Ward L. Schrantz.

A French map titled "Etain-B." The map, numbered 202 in a series, is overprinted to show trench systems and battery activity. Red and blue annotations show enemy and/or allied positions as of August 26, 1918.

A French map titled "EIX (Etain 6)." The map, numbered 226 in a series, shows trench systems and battery activity.

A French map titled "Dun-Sur-Meuse." The map, numbered 160 in a series, shows the area along the Meuse River.

A French map titled "Dun-Sur-Meuse." The map, numbered 160 in a series, shows the area west of Dun-sur-Meuse and the Meuse River.