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Members of the personnel of the Children's Bureau of the American Red Cross in Paris. Left to right: seated, Dr. Bancroft, Dr. Reed, Left to right, standing: Dr. Allen, Dr. Ramsey, Dr. Manning, Dr. Woodruff, Dr. Baldwin, Dr. Knox, Dr. Moore, Dr. Murphy

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loc.gov/pictures/item/20176747

The image appears to be a historical photograph featuring a group of individuals who are members of the Children's Bureau of the American Red Cross in Paris. They are dressed in formal attire that suggests they were involved in official or professional capacities related to their work with the organization. From left to right, there is a person seated and three individuals standing behind them. The person on the far left is sitting down, while the others are standing up, creating a line. All individuals in the photograph are wearing ties, indicating a formal dress code at the time the photo was taken. The background of the photograph is relatively plain with a neutral color palette, which does not distract from the subjects in the foreground. The overall image has a sepia tone, giving it an aged appearance and suggesting that this may be a historical document.
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Members of the personnel of the Children's Bureau of the American Red Cross in Paris. Left to right, seated: Dr. Bancroft, Dr. Reed. Left to right, standing: Dr. Allen, Dr. Ramsay, Dr. Manning, Dr. Woodruff, Dr. Baldwin, Dr. Know, Dr. Moore, Dr. Murphy

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loc.gov/pictures/item/20176819

The image is a vintage black and white photograph featuring ten individuals, both sitting and standing. They are wearing military uniforms with ties and caps, suggesting they might be members of the American Red Cross during World War I or II. Some women in the group are also dressed in long skirts and hats, which is typical for the period when this photo was taken. The setting appears to be indoors, possibly a hall or room associated with the Children's Bureau of the American Red Cross. The people are arranged in two rows: four individuals seated on chairs, and six standing behind them. They all seem to be posing for the photograph, looking directly at the camera with serious expressions, reflecting the gravity and importance of their roles during that time. The image is a historical representation of individuals who were likely involved in humanitarian and medical efforts related to the war.
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