Slides and negatives of Hawaii during the Spanish-American War period

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  Negatives

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  One box of film negatives and three boxes of original glass plate negatives.

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  Glass plate negatives and lantern slides

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  Contains 15 glass plate negatives and 30 lantern slides, some of which are duplicates. Thirteen slides (27-39) do not have corresponding copy prints. They are primarily views of Native Americans on horses (possibly scouts) and desert scenery.

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  Glass negatives (matched with prints)

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  This box contains eight 5 x 7 in. glass negatives for which there are corresponding prints: Items 329a, 333, 335, 339c, 340, 341, and LA County Pioneers (Pierce). Box also contains a glass-plate negative box.

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  Glass negatives

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  Glass plate negatives (5 x 7 inch) for the following photographs: 292-304; 315-323; 325-331; 333, 334, 336. Contact prints were made from these negatives (see Box 4), and have the corresponding numbers.

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  Photograph album of the Philippines during the Spanish American War

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  An album with 114 professional photographs, with handwritten captions, taken during the Spanish American War, mostly in the Philippines, including graphic scenes of trench warfare, battlefield dead and wounded, prisoners, and the burning of towns and dwellings. Among the locations in the Philippines shown are Manila, Caloocan, Pasig River, and the Pasay road. Photographs taken outside of the Philippines show Japan; Honolulu, Hawaii; and the Golden Gate, California. Other photographs show troop encampments, scenes of village or town life, and war ruins. There are views of officers' and enlisted men's quarters, and facilities for support staff such as cooks, the Signal Corps, and the Red Cross. There are a few street scenes with Filipino men in Western clothing, women, and children. Photographs of people include Admiral George Dewey, captioned "Admiral Dewey's last day in Manila, paying the coachman"; General Frederick Funston; and Brigadier General Harrison Gray Otis. Many of the photographs have the imprint of Perley Fremont Rockett, the official photographer of the 20th Kansas Regiment. There are also 11 (5 x 9 cm) photographs of American and Spanish ships, which seem to have been cut out from an unknown source.

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  Glass plate negatives of Yosemite Valley scenery

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  Photographs of Yosemite Valley taken approximately 1900 by an unidentified photographer. The 78 glass plate negatives all depict scenery and contain no people. Contact prints of all the negatives were made by the Huntington Library in the 1990s; see Box 1.

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