WW1 Rolling Kitchens

[yd102]

Anyone have any information or parts for WW1 Rolling Kitchens? How about any survivors that are in museums or private hands? I know the QM museum has a liberty kitchen, and the Vermont National Guard museum has a very nice restored one with limber. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!

[illinigander]

I think Scott at the Michigan Military Museum at Grass Lake, MI may know of one in private hands.

Illinigander

[Gmbowman04]

Anyone have any information or parts for WW1 Rolling Kitchens? How about any survivors that are in museums or private hands? I know the QM museum has a liberty kitchen, and the Vermont National Guard museum has a very nice restored one with limber. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!

 

I grew up in Boalsburg, PA and the Pennsylvania Military Museum and 28th Division Shrine has a very nicely restored rolling kitchen, too. https://www.pamilmuseum.org/

 

These were taken earlier in December 2017.

 

 

They also have a very rare Medical Transport Cart

[AustinO]

Talk about a heck of a first post. Thanks GM, and welcome!

[Gmbowman04]

Talk about a heck of a first post. Thanks GM, and welcome!

Thanks, AustinO! I have visited the forum for research purposes for a while and only just now got around to creating a profile and posting. I have studied WW1 for over 20 years (mainly BEF and Irish on Western Front) and am new to AEF reenacting in the past year.