Grace and George - The Book

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Grace and George - The Book Grace and George - The Book Grace and George - The Book
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The Author
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The Archive

This story is built from original materials preserved for more than a century—field diaries, private letters, and photographs taken on the edge of war.

Many of these materials have never been published.

Photographs from War

Photographs from War

Photographs from War

Camp Alger, Virginia, July 1898. A training ground for troops preparing for war—and where Crile first observed the psychological strain that would shape his understanding of shock.
Photograph taken by George W. Crile. 


Source: Cleveland Clinic Archives

Grace's Scrapbook

Photographs from War

Photographs from War

Grace kept a scrapbook from 1897-1915 covering her courting relationship and early marriage years with George Crile. She saved letters, photographs, and diary notes over this period. 


Source: Cleveland Clinic Archives

George's Diaries

Photographs from War

George's Diaries

George Crile kept a regular diary. Grace Crile transcribed and archived most of it. Diaries, letters, notes, and working papers are scattered in archives across Cleveland. 


Source: Cleveland Clinic Archives

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