Negro quarters on Fripp Place, St. Helena Is. [i.e. Island], S.C.

Negro quarters, T.J. Fripp plantation, St. Helena Island (near Beaufort), S.C.

Scene in the garden on Dr. Jenkins place, St. Helena Island, S.C.

Marion Chaplin's place

Plantation no. 7 Rockville Plantation Negro church, Charleston, S.C.

Plantation no. 3 Slave quarters.

Plantation workshops, no. 2

Plantation no. 1 Planter's house near Rockville, Charleston, S.C.

Planter's residence with boat house

Planter's summer residence, no. 10

Plantation no. 8 Portion of Negro burying ground.

Plantation no. 12 Rockville Plantation, near Charleston, SC.

Accabee, no. 4

Contrabands on Mr. Foller's farm, Cumberland, May 14, 1862.

Fugitive negroes fording Rappahannock

The Great Sanitary Fair, Philadelphia, 1864 The Indians.

Part of Federal Line of Works showing bombproof tents occupied by U.S. Colored Troops in front of Petersburg, Va., Aug. 7, 1864

Nursing wounded heroes back to health, Convalescent Hospital No. 5, New York

Fighters who broke the Hindenburg Line, parading down Fifth Ave., New York

Happy reunion for home-coming soldier fathers

The American cemetery at Belleau Wood

"Back to home land!" removing casket of American unknown soldier from the Olympia, Washington, D.C.

The New York City skyline brings a thrill to the heart of every returning doughboy, U.S.S. Louisiana arriving in the harbor

U.S. transport Leviathan, formerly the Vaterland, largest ship afloat

U. S. battleships serve as transports in bringing our troops home. The Louisiana at dock in New York Harbor

Colored troops returning from France on S.S. Aquitania, New York

Ready for the "abandon ship" drill, U.S. soldiers with life belts adjusted

A friendly bout among our boys, on transport returning from France

Hospital deck on giant transport Leviathan

Severely wounded being transferred to hospital ship for transport, Hoboken