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<ul><li><b>Scope and content:</b>  Original Caption: Great hall of Royal Law Courts used as dormitory for American sailors on leave in London, England. After the armistice, London was so crowded with men on leave that every hotel and hostel put up the sign "standing room Only". The Red cross obtained the use of the Great Hall of the Royal Palace of Justice, where more a thousand men could be accommodated on long rows of mattresses laid on the marble floor. The building is one of the finest structures in London. The red cross canteen women in the picture are Anna lansing, Albany (cup in hand), Annie watterson, Rogersville, tenn. (holding corner of flag). Mrs Alan Campbell, Chicago.</li></ul>
Photographer: American Red Cross</div>
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