Waddell & Reed’s Traveling World War I Exhibition
The Waddell & Reed Traveling World War I Exhibition stopped at Louisville Slugger Field on March 26 as part of a 75-city tour.
The exhibit features artifacts, such as weapons, uniforms, posters and flags, a life-size replica of a trench, short documentaries and knowledgeable guides.
Photos by BILL WINE | Contributing Photographer
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- The ” Honoring Our History” Traveling WWI Exhibition was located at Louisville Slugger Field.
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- Brochures were handed out.
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- US Navy Uniform.
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- American Doughboy Combat Uniform.
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- Map of the American Battle Monuments and Military Cemeteries of WWI in Europe.
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- Signage.
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- German Gas Mask.
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- British Victory Medal, British 1914-1918 War Medal and a French Croix de Guerre Medal.
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- Mort King, Wynella and Greg Bethards.
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- Jennifer,Carl and Seth Moland-Kovash.
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- Rick Damon.
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- Marcia, Marly and Ron Zihar and Marjie Vertrees.
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- Sylvia and John Burke.
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- Signage.
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- Doug Davis.
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- A chronological display of WWI was displayed at the entrance to the traveling museum.
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- Chris Dolan.
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- US Machine Gun.
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- Steve and Sharon Merker.
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- Chuck Heater and Jeff Acob.
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- Nellie and John Black.
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- Tom and Adreena Anderson.
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- Visitors viewed some of the exhibits.
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- Bob Dawkins and Charlie Arrington.
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- Jackie Kleier viewed an exhibit.
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- Adreena and Tom Anderson read a sign which read ” May It Be Peace Forever.” .”
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- National Commander, USS Willis ( DE 395) Daniel F. McHugh read the chronological history of WWI.
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- Cynthia and Gary Bates.
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- Bill Sheets signed the visitor log.
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- Photo of a US soldier in WWI.
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- Ed Grosel and Terry Pyles.
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- Bob Marcellino and Steve Magre.
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