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2745. Bird's Eye View of Barracks for 30,000 Men at Hog Island Ship Yard

2749. Launching of Quistconck, First Ship Built at Hog Island Yard

28th Division Parade in Philadelphia, May 15, 1919. Enthusiastic crowds welcome them from World War. Market Street

28th Division Parade in Philadelphia, May 15, 1919, Marching up Market Street

28th Division Parade - Marching down Chestnut Street, May 15, 1919

28th Division Parade - Passing Independence Hall, May 15, 1915

28th Division Parade - Passing Independence Hall, May 15, 1919

3171. Countersinking Rivet Holes, Training School, Hog Island, PA.

3176. Spectators on Main Wharf Witnessing Launching, Hog Island, PA

3183. Night Illumination of Shipways, Hog Island, PA.

Admiral Beatty and Mayor Moore, Philadelphia, November 5, 1921

Admiral Beatty and Mayor Moore, Philadelphia, November 5, 1921

"The Allies" and Home Relief, Emergency Aid of Pennsylvania, The Second Made in America Bazaar

Emergency Aid Women Parading Past Union League. . . [Third Liberty Loan Drive] 1918

Armistice Day Celebration, November 11, 1918

Arthur Showell

Balloon starting out during World War. Phila-Pa.

Broad St. looking North from Locust St., Flag Day, May 9, 1917

Cardinal Mercier and Governor Sproul, Philadelphia, September, 27, 1919

Cardinal Mercier, and RT. Rev. Monsignor Edward J. Fitzmaurice, Philadelphia, September 28, 1919

Cardinal Mercier at Franklin Field, September 27, 1919.

Cardinal Mercier at Franklin Field, with Mr. E.T. Stotesbury and Provost Smith, Sept. 27, 1919

Cardinal Mercier greeted by Philadelphians on his visit here, September 27-29, 1919

Cardinal Mercier of Belgium, with Mayor Smith on his visit to Philadelphia, September 26-29, 1919

Cardinal Mercier Parades in Philadelphia streets on visit here, September 28, 1919.

Cardinal Mercier, Philadephia, September 28, 1919.

p. 52: Rochester, New York, Aug. and Sept. 1918

p. 53: Rochester, New York, Aug. and Sept. 1918

p. 54: Rochester, New York, Aug. and Sept. 1918

p. 55: Cornell Uni., Ithaca N.Y., Sept. + Oct. 1918

p. 56: Cornell Uni., Ithaca N.Y., Sept. + Oct. 1918

p. 57: Hempstead L.I. Field 2, Oct., Nov., Dec. 1918

p. 58: Hempstead L.I. Field 2, Oct., Nov., Dec. 1918

p. 50: Madison Barracks N.Y. July 1918

p. 51: Rochester, New York, Aug. and Sept. 1918

p. 46: Ft. Sill, Okla. Postfield, Dec. 24,'17-July 5th '18

p. 47: Ft. Sill, Okla. Postfield, Dec. 24,'17-July 5th '18

p. 48: Ft. Sill, Okla. Postfield, Dec. 24,'17-July 5th '18

p. 49: Ft. Sill, Okla. Postfield, Dec. 24,'17-July 5th '18

[Carson R. Draucker photograph album] [graphic].

p. 43: Ft. Sill, Okla. Postfield, Dec. 24,'17-July 5th '18

p. 44: Ft. Sill, Okla. Postfield, Dec. 24,'17-July 5th '18

p. 45: Ft. Sill, Okla. Postfield, Dec. 24,'17-July 5th '18

Chestnut St looking west from below Broad

Crowds assembled to see Marshall Joffre from France

The Duke of Brabant - On his visit to Philadelphia October 27, 1919

The Duke of Brabant on his visit to Philadelphia, October 27, 1919

The Duke of Brabant, The King of Belgium, and Mr. Mattew Brush at Hog Island, October 27, 1919

[Emergency Aid Committtee]

Emergency Aid in Liberty Loan Parade during World War

Emergency aid of Dept Store Girls - front of City Hall

Exercise held in front of Franklin statue. University of Penna. Marshal Joffre Phila, Pa

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

First German submarine captured in Philadelphia

First News of Peace! Confetti thrown by happy crowds. Liberty sings. Flags waved. Nov. 11-1918.

First quota of Phila drafted men reporting to draft board at 57th and Spruce St to be sent to training camps, Aug. or Sept. 1917

Flag Raising, W.J. McCahan Sugar Refining Co.

Flags.

Floats in Red Cross Parade to aid Big Drive for membership

Gen. Pershing, escorted by First City Troop, Sept. 12, 1919