End Of War Collection

Blindfolded woman holding hands out in front of herself. (Photo by H
UNITED STATES - CIRCA 1930s: Blindfolded woman holding hands out in front of herself

Gas shells at Luttre, Belgium, c1914-1919
Part of a dump which the retreating Germans failed to destroy

Homeward bound, with their great task greatly finished, 1919
Arrival of British troops at a London railway terminal

The Cross of Sacrifice, c1914-1919
Memorial erected in every British military cemetery in France and Flanders

Hailing home with smiles and cheers, c1914-1919
R.F.A. (Royal Field Artillery ) gunners arrive at Dover from Salonika, Greece

1st Battalion London Scottish marching through London on arrival from France, May 16th, 1919
During the First World War the 1st Battalion of London Scottish was the first Territorial Infantry Battalion in action against the Germans at Messines on 31st October 1914

Victory March in London, July 19th, 1919
Troops entering the Mall through the Admirality Arch

Return of the Guards, 1919
2nd Grenadiers at St. Pancras Railway Station, Feb. 25th, 1919

Anzac Day in London, April 25th, 1919
Australian Cavalry marching down Fleet Street. Anzac Day marks the anniversary of the first major military action fought by Australian and New Zealand forces during the First World War

Woman changing flat tire on car
UNITED STATES - CIRCA 1930s: Woman changing flat tire on car

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"Amid the ruins of war, the blindfolded figure extends a hand of hope and peace. The tire of life gets changed, and the gas shells of conflict are replaced with the smiles and cheers of homecoming soldiers. The Cross of Sacrifice stands as a somber reminder of the great task finished, as the 1st Battalion London Scottish and the Guards march triumphantly through the streets of London. Anzac Day in the city marks the end of a long and arduous journey, as the echoes of victory resound through the air." #EndOfWar #Peace #Victory #Homecoming #AnzacDay #London #1919