Virginia Intermont in Print, 1894 to 1963
The story of how the college Y.W.C.A. bought the Bristol Red Cross Canteen at auction when its wartime service ended, and moved it from the grounds of the Norfolk and Western station to the campus oak grove. A list of "High Points" of the canteen's work in 1918 follows, including the first troop train served on March 28th, 1918, and influenza service in October and November 1918.
The Intermont, 1920. Scanned by Bristol Public Library, via the Internet Archive. Published 1930 or earlier.

"The Canteen Bungalow", 1920

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ChicagoThe Intermont (Bristol, VA, 1920), page n85, Internet Archive, https://archive.org/details/intermontthe1920virg/page/n85.
MLAThe Intermont. Bristol, VA, 1920, page n85. Internet Archive, archive.org/details/intermontthe1920virg/page/n85.

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Publication
The Intermont
Volume
The Intermont, 1920
Year
1920
Scanned by
Bristol Public Library
Page
archive.org page n85

The story of how the college Y.W.C.A. bought the Bristol Red Cross Canteen at auction when its wartime service ended, and moved it from the grounds of the Norfolk and Western station to the campus oak grove. A list of "High Points" of the canteen's work in 1918 follows, including the first troop train served on March 28th, 1918, and influenza service in October and November 1918.

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