Plan of One Tower for the East River Bridge
Construction
Kentucky River Lock and Bank Number One
This image shows a north view of Kentucky River lock and bank number one. Historical Photographs
Kentucky River Lock and Dam Number One
Original caption: Dam No. 1 Ky. R. Concreting on top of foundation cribs is in progress. Shows how the bond is made from abutment to lock. 8' masc. height at crest of dam. Historical Photographs
Kentucky River Lock and Bank Number One
This image shows Kentucky River lock number one from the left bank with the corner gates open. Historical Photographs
Kentucky River Lock and Dam Number One
Original caption: Lock No. 1, Kentucky River Historical Photographs
Kentucky River Lock and Bank Number One
This image shows a panoramic view of Kentucky River lock and bank number one. Historical Photographs
Kentucky River Lock and Dam Number One
Original caption: Dam No. 1 Ky. R. Shows facing on top of finished concrete, near abutment. Historical Photographs
Kentucky River Lock and Dam Number One
Original caption: Kentucky River Lock and Dam No. 1, View South of East from right bank below lock, shows lower gates, (open) &c. Historical Photographs
Kentucky River Lock and Dam Number One
Original caption: Kentucky River Lock and Dam No. 1, View West from East side of breach excavation, shows breach, crib work, dam, lock houses &c. Historical Photographs
Kentucky River Lock and Dam Number One
Historical Photographs
Kentucky River Lock and Dam Number One
Original caption: Kentucky River Lock and Dam No. 1, View north shows breach, cribwork &c. Historical Photographs
Kentucky River Lock and Dam Number One
Original caption: Kentucky River Lock and Dam No. 1, View Northeast from hurricane deck of Str "United States" shows lower end of old dam, breach cribs &c. Historical Photographs
Kentucky River Lock and Dam Number One
Original caption: Kentucky River Lock and Dam No. 1, View south, shows breach, cribs &c. Historical Photographs
Patent Drawing for J. O. Lose's One Wheeled Vehicle
Utility Patent Drawings
Kentucky River Lock and Dam Number One
Original caption: Dam No. 1 Ky. The dam is partially removed and concreting is begun at this abutment. Historical Photographs
Kentucky River Lock and Dam Number One
Original caption: Hole made in Dam No. 1, Ky. R. to drain the pool. Historical Photographs
Kentucky River Lock and Dam Number One
Original caption: Dam No. 1 Ky. R, Concreting on top of foundation cribs is in progress. Historical Photographs
Sixteen to One
This illustration entitled, "Sixteen to One", by cartoonist Clifford Berryman, which appeared in the Washington Post on March 1, 1900, depicts the British advantage in troop size at the Battle of Paardeberg, a ... more
Kentucky River Lock and Dam Number One
Original caption: Dam No. 1 Ky. R. Before work began: shows ragged condition of downstream steps. Historical Photographs
Room For One Only
This illustration entitled, "Room for One Only", by cartoonist Clifford Berryman, which appeared in the Washington Post on December 30, 1902, shows the leading contenders for the 1904 Ohio governorship sitting ... more
Not Supporting the Candidacy of Any One Else
Berryman Political Cartoon Collection
One Thing That England Does Better
Berryman Political Cartoon Collection
Just One Thing After Another
Berryman Political Cartoon Collection
A Warning to the Tardy One
This illustration entitled, "A Warning to the Tardy One", by cartoonist Clifford Berryman, which appeared in the Washington Evening Star on December 22, 1915, is a message of advice not to wait until the last m... more
Wash Borings, Hole Number 2A, Opposite Side of Casing Shown in F540N4, 2 Inch Casing from El. 76, Below Bench Mark, Damaged at 9.15 A.M., August 15, 1916, Using Three One/Half Pound Sticks of Dynamite
Photographs of the Construction and Repair of Buildings, Facilities, and Vessels at the New York Navy Yard
Wash Borings, Hole Number 2A, 2 Inch Casing from El. 83, Damaged at 1.45 P.M., August 16, 1916, Using One One/Half Pound Stick of Dynamite
Photographs of the Construction and Repair of Buildings, Facilities, and Vessels at the New York Navy Yard
Wash Borings, Hole Number 2A, Opposite Side of Casing Shown in F540N3, 2 Inch Casing from El. 76, Below Bench Mark, Damaged at 9.15 A.M., August 15, 1916, Using Three One/Half Pound Sticks of Dynamite
Photographs of the Construction and Repair of Buildings, Facilities, and Vessels at the New York Navy Yard
Ceremonies - Liberty Loans (War Finance Parade) - Liberty Day parade in Akron, Ohio. The Akron Home Guard marching in Liberty Day parade. The Akron Home Guard was organized in April, 1917, with one thousand members
Date Taken: 4/6/1918. - Photographer: Akron Chamber of Commerce Ceremonies - Liberty Loans (War Finance Parade)
Balloons - Miscellaneous - Small British Dirigible. This ship has a 70,000 cubic gas capacity. Ships like this one and larger will soon be used for passenger service both here and abroad
Photographer: Western Newspaper Union Balloons - Miscellaneous
Camouflage - Ships - Dazzle Painting or Flag for Ships. Models of two ships on same line of direction one plan and the other dazzled. This method of camouflage was used on battleships and transports to deceive U-Boat commanders and make correct aim difficult
Date Taken: 2/10/1919 Photographer: Western Newspaper Union Camouflage - Ships
Ceremonies and Parades - Ceremonies as clock is pushed ahead one hour. Marcus M. Marks, Chairman of National Daylight Saving Movement, pushing the hands around from two to three on the master clock that controls the big dials on the Metropolitan Tower, New York City, as the Daylight Saving Law went into effect
Date Taken: 1918. - Photographer: Underwood & Underwood © Ceremonies and Parades
American Red Cross - Canteens - One good turn deserves another. These fine specimens of the American Army and Navy (including the Naval Police and the Military Police at the dishpan) have volunteered to help out in a rush at the American Red Cross canteen at the station at Bordeauz
Photographer: Underwood & Underwood American Red Cross - Canteens
Balloons - R - Activity in producing balloons for war service. Nurse type balloon, first one manufactured by Ohio Company, Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. plant, Akron, O
Photographer: Firestone Tile and Rubber Co. Balloons - R
Ceremonies - Preparedness Day, Washington, D.C. - "A minute of prayer for victory." The Angelus Siren which calls the people of Washington to prayer at one minute of twelve each day. The siren has been placed on the roof of the Evans Building, Washington
Photographer: International Film Service Ceremonies - Preparedness Day, Washington, D.C.
American Red Cross - Miscellaneous - Service Pin that will be presented to Rev. Windsor by the Red Cross Chapter of Rayville, LA. You will notice on the pin, from the bottom up, three stars on one bar means a set of triplets, the next two bars mean two sets of twins. Rev. Windsor has 19 sons and 1 daughter
Date Taken: 10/13/1919 Photographer: Chas. L. Franck American Red Cross - Miscellaneous
Balloons - Hangars and Beds - British Airship Station. These stations were all along the coast, and during the war, scout planes like the one shown landing, patrolled the coasts for submarines, and guarded transports
Photographer: Western Newspaper Union Balloons - Hangars and Beds
American Red Cross - Salvage - Red Cross Salvage Campaign. There is a use for everything no matter how old or how worn it is; this is the motto of the Red Cross Salvage Campaign which is now in progress over the entire country. Old clothes, clothes, tinfoil, books, and other discards are in the collection. Part of 10,000 pounds of tinfoil collected in one month, valued at $1,700
Photographer: Stagg American Red Cross - Salvage
American Red Cross - Salvage - Red Cross Salvage Campaign. There's a use for everything no matter how old or how worn it is, this is the motto of the Red Cross Salvage Campaign which is now in progress over the entire country. Old clothes, shoes, tinfoil, books, and other discards are in the collection. Two thousand pairs of shoes collected in one week
Photographer: Stagg American Red Cross - Salvage
American Red Cross - Refreshments - Enroute - Slipping one more cake of Red Cross chocolate into comfort bag, where the soldier will find it when he gets aboard the homeward bound troop ship
Photographer: American Red Cross American Red Cross - Refreshments - Enroute
Camouflage - Experiments - Experimental station for testing camouflage designs. Testing dazzle painting or camouflage for ships. The minature ship is placed in position with screen of water in background. The expert then looks through periscope and fires a small gun at ship, if he misses the camouflage is successful, if not a new one is tried
Date Taken: 2/10/1919 Photographer: Western Newspaper Union Camouflage - Experiments
American Red Cross - Recreation and Sports - Red Cross Baseball in England. Every hospital has several teams and also several good diamonds. One Red Cross shipment from America to England this summer included complete baseball equipment for 2000 men. This was mainly used in the Hospitals
Photographer: American Red Cross American Red Cross - Recreation and Sports
Ceremonies - Navy & Marines - Naval recruits arrive in New York for Big Meet. One thousand of the tars in trianing at the Pelham Bay Naval Training Station arrived in the city for the big Military and Naval Meet and Ball which will be held in Madison Square Garden. The men will be quartered in the 69th Regiment Armory. The photograph shows a general view of the men marching down Fifth Avenue with full equipment. This is the first time these boys have been shown to New Yorkers on parade
Date Taken: 3/12/1918. - Photographer: Underwood & Underwood Ceremonies - Navy & Marines
American Red Cross - Miscellaneous - American Red Cross Hospital at Arch-Angel. Formerly an old convent hospital. Some of the sisters remained to work with the Red Cross when it was taken over by Captain Wynn of Seattle, in charge of American Red Cross work, for American soldiers. Like many buildings in Archangel, it is only one story high, but it is much larger and roomier than it looks. Grounds are constantly patrolled by American sentries
Photographer: American Red Cross American Red Cross - Miscellaneous
Balloons - In the Theatre of Operations - Dirigibles. Stabling a Dirigible on a windy day is no easy task. When the French had the station one was destroyed by being blown against the steel framework of the great canvas hangar. The hangar is seven hundred feet long and ninety feet high. It will accomodate two large ships or three small ones. A second hangar is in couse of construction. When complete, this unit of the American Naval Aviation Service will fly four dirigibles and keep up constant patrols
Photographer: A.E.F. French Photo Balloons - In the Theatre of Operations
Ceremonies - Liberations - Naturalization Ceremonies - Naturalization Day, Kelly Field, San Antonio, Texas. One alien who has been under observation being questioned prior to taking the oath of allegiance to the United States
Date Taken: 6/12/1918 Photographer: Intelligence Office Ceremonies - Liberations - Naturalization Ceremonies
American Library Association - Miscellaneous - Official photograph taken on the British front battle of Menin Road. War's contrasts. The photographer had no sooner taken this picture of peace, than every one had to run to earth, as the Boche suddenly started sending over a shower of shells on this particular spot. Note the sofa, doubtless used by a German Commandant a short while ago
Photographer: American Library Association American Library Association - Miscellaneous
Ceremonies - Triumphal Arch erected by the scores in Belgian villages to welcome the advancing Allied Armies. This one is in the village of Haisdonck, Belgium, and the trees were transplanted for the purpose
Date Taken: 11/0/1918. - Photographer: American Red Cross, Belgium Ceremonies
Ceremonies and Parades - Setting the country's clocks ahead one hour. Marcus M. Marks, Chairman of the National Daylight Saving Movement, giving the signal to set the hands of the great clock in the Metropolitan Tower, N. Y. City, ahead one hour. The signal was given at exactly 2 A.M. Sunday March 31, 1918 at Aldine Club, on a signal from Washington, D.C
Date Taken: 1918. - Photographer: Int. Film Ser. © Ceremonies and Parades
American Library Association - O through R - This load is typical of those taken to quarantine camps and to troop trains, except that "Side boards" are removed to permit the showing of magazines in the picture. During one month approximately 40,000 magazines were taken to the isolation camp and directly to men in temporary quarantine about the camp. All departing troop trains are supplied with magazines: one bundle of from 25 to 30 is placed in each coach before the men entrain. Camp Doniphan
Photographer: American Library Association American Library Association - O through R
Boy's Activities - War Work - Boy Scouts of Brooklyn, N.Y., starting out to help raise one hundred million dollars for the American Red Cross. June 1917
Date Taken: 06/0/1917 Photographer: Paul Thompson Boy's Activities - War Work
American Red Cross - Soliciting Funds - Miscellaneous - American Red Cross painting being auctioned off in front of N.Y. Public Library. One hundred dollars was the price this painting brought
Photographer: Kadel & Herbert American Red Cross - Soliciting Funds - Miscellaneous
Ceremonies - Independence Day, 1917 - Peace Float taken through Nyack, N.Y. streets 4th of July, 1916, a contrast to the one used in 1917
Date Taken: 7/4/1916 Photographer: Norman A. Burke Ceremonies - Independence Day, 1917
Artists - French Artworks - Famous painting by Lieut. Henri Farre. Night bombardment of the railroad station at Sablons, enar Metz in 1915. Below one can see the station continually illuminated by the bombardments
Photographer: Peter A. Juley Artists - French Artworks
Ceremonies - Washington - Washington's Armistice Celebration. All afternoon and late into the night the throngs stood before the White House on the day the Armistice signing news was received. They had only one idea -- that of seeing the President. And just to satisfy them, Mr. Wilson stepped out and waved his hand to them, smiling
Photographer: International Film Service Ceremonies - Washington
Balloons - R - Activity in producing balloons for war service. Nurse type balloon, first one manufactured by this plant, Firestone Tire and Rubber Co. plant, Akron, O
Photographer: Firestone Tile and Rubber Co. Balloons - R
American Red Cross - Soliciting Funds - Public Gatherings - American Red Cross Campaign, June 18-25, New York. Photo shows a sign which was moved one block for every million dollars raised nationally for the Red Cros. The appeal is for one hundred million dollars. June 18-25, 1917
Date Taken: 06/0/1918 Photographer: N.Y. Herald American Red Cross - Soliciting Funds - Public Gatherings
Artists - American Artworks (Wartime Cartoons) - War Cartoons. "Putting all their Punch into one Glove" by R.O. Evans in the Baltimore American
Photographer: Drawn by R.O. Evans Artists - American Artworks (Wartime Cartoons)
American Red Cross - In the Service of Interior - Christmas Boxes - Christmas packets for soldiers. One pile of Christmas packages for soldiers in camp and abroad by the women of Louisville, KY
Date Taken: 11/0/1917 Photographer: Royal Photo Inc. American Red Cross - In the Service of Interior - Christmas Boxes
Ceremonies - England, Italy - Fourth of July celebration in Great Britian. The American and British Army and Navy "shake" on their one purpose, to crush the Hun
Date Taken: 7/4/1918 Photographer: Underwood & Underwood Ceremonies - England, Italy
Ceremonies - Independence Day, 1918 - July 4th Parade on Fifth Avenue, New York City. Among the many floats representing a half-hundred nations was this one contributed by Armenians; British marines are in the foreground
Date Taken: 7/4/1918 Photographer: Underwood & Underwood Ceremonies - Independence Day, 1918
Camouflage - Soldiers Training - Learning the art of camouflage. One piece of the trunk of this tree is a man in a camouflage suit that blends with the coloring of the tree. This is part of the instruction given to the men in the 1st and 2nd platoons of the camouflage class conducted by the New York Board of Education. May 1, 1918
Date Taken: 5/1/1918 Photographer: Underwood & Underwood Camouflage - Soldiers Training
American Red Cross - Classes in Red Cross Work (workrooms and classes) - War Activities, Spokane, Wash. One section of Red Cross Shop. A downtown store room 75x150 ft. in constant use by Red Cross workers since the war began
Photographer: Christian American Red Cross - Classes in Red Cross Work (workrooms and classes)
American Red Cross - Groups - Workers of Byhalia Colored Auxiliary of American Red Cross in Northern Mississippi, where Blacks outnumber five to one
Photographer: American Red Cross American Red Cross - Groups
American Red Cross - Warehouses - Wherever one goes throughout England, one comes upon little American camps full of soldiers in training. Feature of each camp is Red Cross storehouse, with shelves and bins full of comforts and emergency supplies
Photographer: American Red Cross American Red Cross - Warehouses
American Red Cross - Groups - American Red Cross in Great Britian. One unit of the famous "Flying Squadron" organized like a fire department, the men sleeping on the premises, and priding themselves on being able to get under way, dispatch-riders supply-trucks and all, within three minutes of the time the call is received
Photographer: Am. Red Cross Hdqs., Washington, D.C. American Red Cross - Groups
American Red Cross - In the Zone of Advance - Activities - Red Cross outpost in St. Mihiel Salient. An American Red Cross canteen established in the ruins of a village evacuated by the Boches in their retreat from the St. Mihiel salient. The Red Cross outpost here was set up in the only house with a partial roof left in town. The women in the picture are Miss Scott and Mrs. Farwell of Chicago. They carry all of their equipment in one motor turck and follow the advance, pitching their outpose at whatever point in the battle zone they can best serve. The man in apron at left is an army cook, who during his off hours came in to help cook doughnuts. This Red Cross outpose served an average of 10,000 men a day with hot coffee, chocolate, doughnuts, biscuits and jam, and sandwiches
Photographer: American Red Cross American Red Cross - In the Zone of Advance - Activities
American Red Cross - Miscellaneous - American Red Cross in Norh Russia. The Garden House of the Governor's mansion in Archangel. The Governor's mansion is now the American Embassy, where one or two of the American Red Cross officers have their headquarters. The young Russian boy in the picture is an empoyee of the Red Cross
Photographer: American Red Cross American Red Cross - Miscellaneous
American Red Cross - N thru W - Dr. Henry W. Newman, American Red Cross, seated in railroad car in which he lived in the interior of Siberia throughout one winter
Photographer: American Red Cross American Red Cross - N thru W
An overview of 1200 head of horses and mules in one corral at Camp Kearny, California (CA). The teams furnished by the Pioneer Trucking Company. Note: In the future this area became the US Navy (USN) Naval Air Station Miramar
The original finding aid described this photograph as: Base: San Diego State: California (CA) Country: United States Of America (USA) Scene Camera Operator: Unknown Release Status: Released to Public Combi... more
One More Chance Tomorrow
Berryman Political Cartoon Collection
"Belcher has come over-and is listenin'. Glarin' Hostile at the Woman. 'It's Mrs. Burke, the one whose sons are in the army, whispers vee"
Berryman Political Cartoon Collection
Baldwin Locomotives Unloaded as Shipped on the Wharf at Brest, 37 Complete with Rails in One Hold
Photographs of American Military Activities
Some One Had Found It First and Got the Money Out of It
Berryman Political Cartoon Collection
One Year After
Berryman Political Cartoon Collection
One Suit versus Fierce Weather Fund
Berryman Political Cartoon Collection
Life Saving (Step One)
Pine Ridge Agency: Miscellaneous Photographs
District One (Pine Ridge Stock and Recreation Dam)
Pine Ridge Agency: Miscellaneous Photographs
District One (Workers and Gas Can)
Pine Ridge Agency: Miscellaneous Photographs
District One (Creosoted Windmill Tower)
Pine Ridge Agency: Miscellaneous Photographs
One Story Building with Dormers, Possibly a School
Pine Ridge Agency: Miscellaneous Photographs
District One (Grassland)
Pine Ridge Agency: Miscellaneous Photographs
Crowd Watching Men, One in Native Dress, Around Model House Set on Trailer
Original caption: Miscellaneous (Crowd Watching Men, One in Native Dress, Around Model House Set on Trailer). Pine Ridge Agency: Miscellaneous Photographs
House of "Fannie One Bear nee Bull Bonnet now Charging Thunder"
Pine Ridge Agency: Miscellaneous Photographs
One Hundred and Forty-Nine Years Old today and Spotless
Berryman Political Cartoon Collection
Photograph of a Fire One Mile South of Marenisco, Michigan
Original caption: Fire 1 mile south of Marenisco, Mich. Historic Photographs
Two Souls With But A Single Thought - Two Hearts That Beat As One!
Berryman Political Cartoon Collection
Enumeration, One Day was Devoted to the Enumeration of Trailer Camps and Other Places Inhabited by Transients
Photographs Documenting the Sixteenth Decennial Census
The Presidency is Just One Problem After Another
This cartoon depicts President Herbert Hoover pondering his selection for the Supreme Court. Berryman Political Cartoon Collection
Two Hearts That Beat As One!
Berryman Political Cartoon Collection
One Way of Avoiding Entangling Interviews
Berryman Political Cartoon Collection
Photograph of Block One Cleared and Planted
Original caption: Block 1. CP-road opposite Subplot 7. Area cleared & planted. Historic Photographs
Photograph of Indian River One and a Half Miles Above Proposed Canal Site
Original caption: Indian River 1-1/2 miles above proposed canal site. Taken from window of Mr. Barnhardts's cabin. Historic Photographs