Operating Room No. 6, U.S. Evacuation Hospital, WW1, with Extensive Notes Detailing Contents on Reverse painted wooden animal " If just reading the

" If just reading the list of 253 patterns doesn't inspire you to think more critically and creatively about your own domestic and work spaces

I believe was likely meant to rest an iron

but there is no odor to it

bound by strings which came apart in my hands as I began to handle it

and quite a playful one

Operating Room No. 6, U.S. Evacuation Hospital, WW1, with Extensive Notes Detailing Contents on Reverse painted wooden animal " If just reading theInterior of Operating Room No. 6 at the U. S. Evacuation Hospital No. 1. This hospital was established in early 1918 near Sebastapol Barracks in France and became a crucial World War I medical unit. (Lots more about it and the other U. S. Evacuation Hospitals during WW1 here.) I believe this photo was likely taken just before or just after it opened, with meticulous, beautifully handwritten notes on reverse detailing its contents, down to diagramming