Group photograph of officers and enlisted men of Hospital Unit S, known as the Vanderbilt Unit, during World War I.

Officers of Hospital Unit S during World War I: R. R. Brown, W. G. Kennon, J. O. Manier, H. M. Tigert, T. D. McKinney, E. M. Fuqua, A. W. Harris, W. M. McCabe, R. A. Barr, W. H. Witt, W. C. Dixon. This image was likely taken at Ft. McPherson, GA.

The nursing staff of Hospital Unit S was made up of nurses from across Nashville, and here they pose in front of Camp Hospital 28 in Nevers, France. Catherine Sinnot of St. Thomas Hospital was head nurse for the unit.

US Army Signal Corps photo…

Camp Hospital 28 was the home of Hospital Unit S, also known as the Vanderbilt Unit, during World War I. The children lined up in front of the wall are unidentified.

US Army Signal Corps photo 46391.

Group photograph of officers and enlisted men of the Vanderbilt Unit during World War I. This photograph may have been taken at Ft. McPherson, Ga, before Hospital Unit S embarked to France.

A snapshot of doctors from Hospital Unit S, in front of Camp Hospital 28 in Nevers, France. Unit S was known as "the Vanderbilt Unit."

Hospital Unit S, known as "the Vanderbilt Unit" was stationed at Camp Hospital 28 in Nevers, France, during World War I.

A snapshot of a woman and a donkey cart, likely taken by a member of the Vanderbilt Unit in Nevers, France, during World War I.

Snapshot of several members of Hospital Unit S, the Vanderbilt Unit, during World War I. They are posing on the front steps of Camp Hospital 28 in Nevers, France.

Snapshot of William G. Kennon and other members of Vanderbilt Unit S on the steps of Camp Hospital 28 in Nevers, France.