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Over Periscope Pond presents a remarkable series of letters documenting the experiences of two American women in Paris during World War I. Written between 1916 and 1918, these personal reflections provide a vivid portrait of daily life in wartime France, from transatlantic travel under the threat of submarines to relief work among refugees and hospital patients.
Esther Sayles Root and Marjorie Crocker share thoughtful observations of a city adapting to uncertainty while maintaining its cultural vitality. Their correspondence captures moments of courage, friendship, and determination as they participate in humanitarian efforts supporting those affected by the war. Through their words, readers encounter the human side of history—stories of perseverance, compassion, and quiet bravery.
This historical collection offers valuable insight into the social realities of World War I, particularly the contributions and perspectives of women involved in relief efforts. Readers interested in wartime diaries, historical letters, and European history will appreciate this authentic account of resilience and hope during a transformative period.
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