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Bitola (Monastir) October 1917 - notes from the diary of Mary L. Matthews

Bitola (Monastir) October 1917 - notes from the diary of Mary L. Matthews

1917 OFF ROAD Macedonia November 16, 2017

Dr. Haigh and nurses at the Anglo-Serb Hospital in front of the entrance of today's building of NI Institute an…

“Underground telephones work both ways” - Bitola during WW1 - notes by Mary L. Matthews

“Underground telephones work both ways” - Bitola during WW1 - notes by Mary L. Matthews

America in WW1 OFF ROAD Macedonia April 04, 2017

Mary L. Matthews (1864-1950)   was missionary in the Protestant American School for Girls in Bitola (Monastir).  She ar…

First Balkan War Summary by Mary L. Matthews

First Balkan War Summary by Mary L. Matthews

1912 OFF ROAD Macedonia October 04, 2016

Mary L. Matthews (1864-1950) was missionary to the Protestant American School for Girls in Bitola (Monastir).  She arr…

Bitola 19.11-31.12.1916 - Notes by Mary L. Matthews

Bitola 19.11-31.12.1916 - Notes by Mary L. Matthews

1916 OFF ROAD Macedonia September 29, 2016

“Destruction by shells in Monastir,” Digital Exhibits of the Archives and Special Collections, accessed September 29,…

Bitola at the Beginning of Second Balkan War - Notes by Mary L. Matthews

Bitola at the Beginning of Second Balkan War - Notes by Mary L. Matthews

Balkan Wars OFF ROAD Macedonia September 15, 2016

The Bitola (Monastir) Girls' School circa 1890 Mary L. Matthews (1864-1950) was missionary to the Prote…

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