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Audrain County Historical Society WWI Collection

The Audrain County Historical Society WWI collection consists of photographs, letters, French currency, and soldier rosters. Audrain County’s close relationship with horse breeding and manufacturing industries made them a valuable resource for Missouri’s wartime production. General John J. Pershing rode a horse during the Paris Peace Parade that was bred in Audrain County. 

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E.P. O'Brian letter to Herbert Collins, November 2, 1918

French Currency

Honorable Discharge for Marquis L. Dillard, June 3, 1919.

Instructions to Teachers, October 25, 1917

Lewis Leeper Overseas Arrival Postcard, 1918

National Guard Armory 10th Reunion Photograph, September 1933

O.A. Laninder letter to "Old Top", April 28, 1918

Paris Peace Parade, July 14, 1919

Photograph of a Troop Train, n.d.

Photograph of General John J. Pershing & William Cunningham, Paris Peace Parade, July 14, 1919

Photograph of Headquarters Company, 354th Infantry, n.d.

Photograph of Howard Keith, n.d.

Photograph of Joseph Fountain Calhoon, n.d.

Photograph of soldiers marching through Mexico, Missouri, n.d.

Photograph of two Soldiers with horses, n.d.

Photograph of Vance Morgan, n.d.

Veterans of the World War, Audrain County, January 1938

When the First Ones Marched Away, September 18, 1940