American History TV visited the Smithsonian National Air & Space Museum to learn about stone carvings left behind in bunkers and trenches by World War I soldiers and only recently rediscovered.

Dr. Jeff Gusky’s photographs of World War I trench art can be seen on his website. Think re-airs tonight at 10, or listen to the podcast. Tags. Arts & Culture World War I jeff gusky Think Krys Boyd.

One hundred years ago, the U.S. entered the first global war — an ugly, dirty, agonizing conflict that cost millions of lives and changed the world. Now, the National Air and Space Museum in ...

The two exhibits “Trench Art” and “World War I” are currently on display through October in the Fireside Gallery of the Loveland Museum/Gallery.

This small dish is part of Elizabeth Russell’s trench art collection and on display at her home in Kendall Yards on Nov. 1. ... World War I-inspired a prolific amount of trench art, ...

2,651 Views Program ID: 431822-1 Category: Public Affairs Event Format: Speech Location: Lawrence, Kansas, United States First Aired: Aug 27, 2017 | 8:45am EDT | C-SPAN 3 ...

If World War I is synonymous with one thing it is trenches. On the Western Front alone the trench line stretched nearly 500 miles from the shores of the North Sea in Belgium to neutral Switzerland ...

ARTHUR - Sixty years on, we can never know what happened to just one of the tens of thousands of 105 mm rounds fired by American GIs in World War II as they battled to liberate the Philippines ...

The Air and Space exhibit also has objects from the war — there's a kitchen chair outfitted with bicycle wheels to make a primitive French wheelchair.There's barbed wire, a shovel and a periscope — ...