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By Taylor · Posted
I’ll also add I don’t know about the authenticity of the item. Here’s some other examples I’ve seen. -
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By Doc Bond · Posted
Great photos and list of soldiers to view on this Memorial Day weekend -
By Taylor · Posted
It’s a 1st marine brigade Iceland patch I believe. The insignia originally came from the British 49th west riding division and was adopted by marines of the 1st brigade. -
By P-59A · Posted
On the survey map it shows two roads leading you out of the Fort with the names of the places they take you to. This old topo map has the locations of those places, but they do not show under those names in modern maps. -
By P-59A · Posted
This photo was taken after the fort was passed down to Indian Affairs. The photo was likley taken from the water tower. -
By P-59A · Posted
It's photos like these that make me wonder why they gathered for the group photos. In the second photo we see the same native dressed in uniform. -
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By P-59A · Posted
This photo was taken in front of one of the enlisted barracks. That vertical wood confirms that. Note those slats keep the sun off the building. You can see the walkway is behind the slats. The guy on the right grabbed my eye. He is native and he dressed for the photo. I looks like they all did. -
By P-59A · Posted
This drawing looks correct. The wagon is on the ferry road and that building in the foreground according to the survey map should be the saloon
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