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American Red Cross Building

  • Pixel Wrangler said:
    American Red Cross Building – Then and Now (90+ years)

    Several architectural and landscaping details were completed since the original photograph was taken. Red crosses were placed on the portico peak and above the main door, and granite baluster railings were added to the grounds. It's evident that trees do grow! ;-)   and the grounds now include numerous Cherry trees – that are gorgeous when blooming...   An interior view of the Assembly Room may be seen here.

     
    "American Red Cross Building (2007)" by Just Me
    American Red Cross Headquarters
     
     
    "American Red Cross Building (c.1920)" by Schultz
    American Red Cross Building
     
  • Pixel Wrangler said:
    Established in 1881 by Clara Barton, this 18¢ American Red Cross commemorative Social Awareness stamp was issued to mark the centennial of the American Red Cross and to recognize the services of volunteer workers. Thousands of selfless volunteers donate their time in six areas including domestic disaster relief, the collection of blood products, and educational programs.

    First Day of Issue ceremonies were held at the American Red Cross Centennial Convention in Washington, DC, on May 1, 1981. (Scott 1910).

                                              1981 18¢ American Red Cross, Scott #1910
                                      American Red Cross Centennial
                                                  The Gift of Self



     
     
    Also see: Stamps commemorating American Red Cross founder Clara Barton.