People Posing Amidst the Rubble of a Buildings Destroyed by Fire in Salt Lake City, Utah Territory (1883)

People posing amidst the rubble of a buildings destroyed by fire in Salt Lake City, Utah Territory, 1883. By Charles Roscoe Savage.

Source: Harold B. Lee Library.

Portrait of Brigham Young and an Exploring Party Said to Have Been Taken Near the Confluence of the Colorado River and the Virgin River (1870)

Portrait of Brigham Young and an exploring party said to have been taken near the confluence of the Colorado River and the Virgin River in Nevada or Arizona Territory, 1870. By Charles Roscoe Savage.

Source: Brigham Young University.

View of Attendees at the Opening Night of the Masonic May Festival in Washington, DC (1906)

View of attendees at the opening night of the Masonic May Festival in Washington, D.C., May 23, 1906. By the George R. Lawrence Company.

Source: Library of Congress.

Portrait of American Soldiers From Company C of the 115th Infantry Regiment in Camp McClellan Near Anniston, Alabama (1918)

Portrait of American soldiers from Company C of the 115th Infantry Regiment in Camp McClellan near Anniston, Alabama, April 1, 1918. By Novelty Photo Company.

Source: Library of Congress.

Animated Comedy Stereoview Titled "Murderation! Molly Be Aisy!" (1899)

Animated comedic stereoview from 1899 titled "Murderation! Molly be aisy!" Published by the Keystone View Company.

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Stereoview of Serbian Soldiers in a Trench Probably on the Macedonian Front Titled "Serbian Trench - Awaiting Phone Call From Listening Post to Fire Rocket For Illuminating 'No Man's Land.'" (1910's)

Stereoview of Serbian soldiers in a trench probably on the Macedonian Front titled "Serbian trench - awaiting phone call from listening post to fire rocket for illuminating 'No man's land.'" Published by the Keystone View Company.

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British Soldiers Posing With a Mobile Anti-Aircraft Gun Somewhere in the Balkans During World War 1

British soldiers posing with a mobile anti-aircraft gun somewhere in the Balkans during World War 1. Published by Keystone View Company.

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