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

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

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

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

Cardinal Mercier, Philadephia, September 28, 1919.

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

Armistice Day Celebration, November 11, 1918

Chestnut St looking west from below Broad

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

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

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

[Liberty Bond Procession]

[Liberty Loan Parade, 1200 block of Montgomery Avenue, April 6, 1918]

[Liberty Loan Parade, 1200 block of Montgomery Avenue, April 6, 1918]

King Albert of Belgium in Philadelphia, October 27, 1919.

[Lawn work at Little Wakefield Demonstration Center]

[Liberty Loan Parade, 1200 block of Montgomery Avenue, April 6, 1918]

[Liberty Loan Parade, Montgomery Avenue Near Twelfth Street], April 6, 1918

[Liberty Loan Parade, 1200 block of Montgomery Avenue, April 6, 1918]

[Liberty Loan Parade, 1200 block of Montgomery Avenue, April 6, 1918]

[Liberty Loan Parade, 1200 block of Montgomery Avenue, April 6, 1918]

Officers of the 28th Division in front of Union League in Philadelphia, May 15, 1919

Officers of emergency aid in parade during World War

[Parade in honor of the promotion of General John J. Perhsing to General of the Armies, September 12, 1919, Philadelphia]

[Parade in honor of the promotion of General John J. Perhsing to General of the Armies, September 12, 1919, Philadelphia]

Mrs. Woodrow Wilson reviewing parade of women workers who were helping to win war

[Navy Yard at Hog Island ca. 1917 ]

Mrs. Bayard Henry, Chairman of Belgian Relief, Welcomes the Queen of Belgium to the Emergency Aid Headquarters on her visit to Philadelphia, October 27, 1919

Mr. Matthew Brush, Handing King Albert champagne for ship christening at Hog Island, October 27, 1919

[Parade in honor of the promotion of General John J. Perhsing to General of the Armies, September 12, 1919, Philadelphia]

[Parade in honor of the promotion of General John J. Perhsing to General of the Armies, September 12, 1919, Philadelphia]

[Parade in honor of the promotion of General John J. Perhsing to General of the Armies, September 12, 1919, Philadelphia]

[Parade in honor of the promotion of General John J. Perhsing to General of the Armies, September 12, 1919, Philadelphia]

[Parade in honor of the promotion of General John J. Perhsing to General of the Armies, September 12, 1919, Philadelphia]

[Parade in honor of the promotion of General John J. Perhsing to General of the Armies, September 12, 1919, Philadelphia]

Returned from overseas World War to Philadelphia, Pa.

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

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

[Philadelphia Navy Yard, Idustrial Equipment]

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

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

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

Return of 28th Division to Phila - Happy Boys

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

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

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

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

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

[Philadelphia Navy Yard, Industrial Equipment]

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

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

Floats in Red Cross Parade to aid Big Drive for membership

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.

General Armando Diaz at Independence Hall. Nov. 8, 1921

General Diaz and Mayor Moore at Independence Hall. Nov. 8, 1921.

General Charles Henry Muir, of Famous Pennsylvania 28th Division on Day of Parade in Philadelphia May 15,1919

General Diaz and Mayor Moore, at Independence Hall. Nov. 8, 1921.