The American Indian Citizenship Expedition of 1913 was the third of the so-called Dixon/Wanamaker expeditions, undertaken by the photographer Joseph K. Dixon and financed by the Philadelphia department store owner Rodman Wanamaker for the purpose of documenting American Indian cultures, while simultaneously extolling the virtues of the American flag. The.....
An evocative group of eighty-nine photographs capturing the lively scene in Bisbee, Arizona in the early twentieth century, centering on the life of cowboys, miners and ranchers in the area. This archive documents life in and around Bisbee during the city’s boom period. Founded as a copper, gold, and.....
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A significant and captivating photographic archive recording the first modern war from the perspective of an important figure in its documentation, pioneering American war correspondent and photojournalist Richard Barry. This remarkable archive contains half stereographic photographs taken and captioned by Barry during the Russo-Japanese War, some of which illustrate his.....
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A fascinating, carefully organized album of original photos, maps, official military documents, letters, and other materials compiled by Intelligence Officer and later New York University Law School dean and professor Alison Reppy, the author of the regimental history Rainbow Memories (1919). Born in Hillsboro, Missouri, Lieut. Alison Reppy (1893–1958).....