This 1917 photograph shows the members of the Grandview Heights Red Cross "Production Corp" in their regulation uniforms during the 1917 Grandview Field Day celebration. The Women's Bureau of the American Red Cross recruited women across the country to make bandages and knit socks and sweaters for the troops during WWI.

Bradley Skeele was the son of Philip Skeele, who lived at 1492 Roxbury Road. Bradley wrote several installments of what he called "hodgepodge notes", which were compiled by his son Bob. Bradley is shown seated on the grass at the far right in this photo of the 1914 Grandview football team.

This undated photograph shows Jean McQuilkin and Michael Moore at what appears to be a formal Valentine's Day dance. Both are wearing crowns with hearts on them and the background is decorated with large valentines featuring couples' names.