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Title: World War One Photographs and Ephemera
Identifier: Islandora:WWIP2
Language: eng

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: Philadelphia Navy Yard Interior Double Stateroom, U.S.S. Henderson, Oct. 2, 1916

: Philadelphia Navy Yard St. Paul's Chapel. . . Oct. 2, 1917

: Philadelphia Navy Yard U.S.S. Michigan, Sept. 25, 1916 [ms. on verso]

: Philadelphia Navy Yard U.S.S. Michigan, Sept. 28, 1916

: Philadelphia Navy Yard Water-Tight Staples. . . Nov. 24, 1917

: President and Mrs. Wilson launch first ship at Hog Island Aug. 5, 1918

: Queen Elizabeth of Belgium, Greeted by Mrs. Bayard Henry, Philadelphia, October 27, 1919

: Red Cross welcoming homecoming troops from World War on docks in Philadelphia

: Regimental Colors, Wissahickon Barracks, Cape May, NJ

: Return of 28th Division from World War. Phila. Pa., Spring of 1919

: Return of 28th Division to Phila - Happy Boys

: Returned from overseas World War to Philadelphia, Pa.

: Returned wounded boys of 28th Division with G.A.R. veteran in Philadelphia, May 15, 1919

: Sec Mcado [sic] dedicates the Statue of Liberty in Broad St. to aid in Liberty Loan Drive

: [Second floor of Joseph McVey's book store used as U.S. Army recruiting center during World War One, 1229 Arch Street, Philadelphia]

: Semaphore Signal Drill, Wissahickon Barracks

: Soldier's Monument, Gorgas Park, Roxborough ca. 1926

: [Statute of Liberty at Third Liberty Loan Drive]; written on verso: War, City Hall, Looking North

: Street Decoration in front of City Hall - During Victory Loan - World War [Third Liberty Loan Drive]

: Street decorations for Liberty Loan during the World War, Phila, Pa.

: Street of Blondefontaine [France]…

: [Study for World War One poster depicting sailor sitting in a field pointing]

: [Study for World War One poster depicting sailor sitting on a porch pointing]

: Target Practice Wissahickon, Barracks

: [Third floor showing cots in Joseph McVey's book store used as U.S. Army recruiting center during World War One, 1229 Arch Street, Philadelphia]

: [Third Liberty Loan Bond Parade} Corner Broad & Chestnut streets Phila.

: [Third Liberty Loan Drive]; ms. on verso: Mayor Smith, Phila, 1918 or 1919

: (Third) Liberty Loan Patriot Parade April 27th, 1918 [William J. McCahan, sugar refinery, 101 S. Front

: U Deck - Interior Looking Aft [Philadelphia Navy Yard]

: [Unidentified patriotic group collecting money]

: [Unveiling of Statue of Liberty at start of Third Liberty Loan Drive]

: U.S.S. Michigan, [Philadelphia Navy Yard ]

: [Victory Parade, Philadelphia, PA]

: Welcome home to 28th Division - Parade in Phila, May 15, 1919

: Widwad Signal Drill, Wissahickon Barracks, Cape May, NJ

: Wissahickon Barracks

: Wissahickon Barracks, Cape May, NJ

: [Women's Permanent Emergency Association Germantown]

: World War One Memorial in Fairmount Park, Philadelphia; also printed on verso: Locaed in Fairmount Park- Commemorates the gallant effort of our Colored Troops in winning the victory.

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