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World War I Panoramas
4th Liberty Loan parade, St. Helena Training Station
from Remembering WWI by US National Archives
4th Liberty Loan parade, St. Helena Training Station, 1918 October 11.
1 photographic print : gelatin silver ; 7 x 58 in.
Printed under title: "In front, Cap't. F.L. Chadwick, Lieut. G.W. Pounder, Boatswain, J.H. Granholm; St. Helena Training Staion, Oct. 11, 1918".
Printed on image at right: "Photo, G.L. Hall Opt. Co., Norfolk, Va.; Order no. 626; Price $1.00".
Pinner's note: The St. Helena Training Station was located in Norfolk, Virginia, across the river from the Norfolk Naval Shipyard in Portsmouth, Virginia.
1 photographic print : gelatin silver ; 7 x 58 in.
Printed under title: "In front, Cap't. F.L. Chadwick, Lieut. G.W. Pounder, Boatswain, J.H. Granholm; St. Helena Training Staion, Oct. 11, 1918".
Printed on image at right: "Photo, G.L. Hall Opt. Co., Norfolk, Va.; Order no. 626; Price $1.00".
Pinner's note: The St. Helena Training Station was located in Norfolk, Virginia, across the river from the Norfolk Naval Shipyard in Portsmouth, Virginia.
These long panoramic photographs show U. S. military personnel and camps, patriotic parades, and European battlefields and cemeteries related to WWI. We invite your tags and comments!
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The Library has more than 4,000 panoramas that document cityscapes and group portraits across the United States, with some coverage of foreign countries as well. Most were made by commercial photographers between 1890-1920, although panoramas are still made today.
The Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division preserves the original photographs and offers the digital copies to ensure their wide availability.
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