America Joins the War 1917
America Day
Flags Flying at Skegness
On Friday and Saturday last, to celebrate the entry into the war arena of the United States on the side of the Allies, the Skegness Council had hoisted on their “municipal” buildings the Union Jack and Stars and Stripes.
Several private houses also followed suit.
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