U.S. National Archives photos from the 1910s
632 photos, in date order; 541–600 on this page. Photos taken by federal employees as part of their duties are US government works and not under copyright. About the collection
111-SC-1644 - Aerial Photo Fay
1918–1981
111-SC-1523 - 1st Lt. Edwin F. Weigle, S.R.C., and Dr. Carl Akeley, inspecting Akeley motion picture camera
1918–1981
The Motion Picture - A Win-The-War Factor. Dorothy Gish in The Greatest Thing in Life (1918), a D. W. Griffith Artcraft picture released by Famous Players-Lasky Corp.
1918
Ceremonies - Liberations - Lorrain-Metz - First photos of American troops in Metz. The first photographs showing the American Army of occupation in the city of Metz, Alsace. The upper photo shows President Poincare, Premier Clemenceau and Marshal Petain reviewing the Yankee troops. In the lower phot
1918-12-08
Mae Marsh, as a Belgian girl, and A. C. Gibbons as a German soldier, in Goldwyn's all-star Liberty Loan picture, Stake Uncle Sam to Play Your Hand (1918).
1918
111-SC-1430 - French Mobile Photo Lab
1918–1981
111-SC-1288 - Photograph of Caproni Airplane taken at Aviation Experiment Station, Langley Field, Hampton, VA
1918–1981
Photograph of Colonel Rufus S. Bratton Appearing as a Witness at the International Military Tribunal for the Far East
1918–1981
111-SC-114 - Aerial photograph of Le Forest, located approximately 3 kilometers south of Combles (Somme)
1918–1981
111-SC-236 - Signal Corps Photo - No caption
1918–1981
Photo of Tank commaders Jul 15 1918 At the Tank Corps School near Langres, France
1918-07-15
James Montgomery Flagg has given the public an opportunity to see him in action. He produced a life size picture of poster "Tell it to the Marines" in the New York Public Library, to stimulate recruiting. Underwood and Underwood., 07/1918
1918-07 · poster
On board an American destroyer. A five inch gun and its crew. Central News Photo Service.
c. 1918
Photograph of a Drawing of a Machine Gun Outfit Moving Forward near Esnes during Artillery Attack by Wallace Morgan
1918-09-26 · drawing
111-SC-1632 - Aerial Photo of Walters Salient, Gotzen Salient
1918–1981
111-SC-1625 - Squadron C-27 Aerial Photo of Gomiecourt
1918–1981
111-SC-7350 - 2nd Lieut. A.A. Kaufman, S.C., Photo Branch, Training Section, Air Division and 2nd Lieut. J.P. Annin, USR., S.C., Photo Branch, Training Section, Air Division.
1918–1981
Drills - Infantry - Bayonet Assault - "Over the Top" with the men at Camp Meade. The picture shows the Nation-Army men at Camp Meade, Maryland going "Over the Top" This is part of their daily exercise
1918
111-SC-1641 - Region of Hardecourt Aux Bois Aerial Photo
1918–1981
Photograph of a Drawing of United States Medical Officers Attending Wounded German Prisoners near Montilly by Wallace Morgan
1918-09-12 · drawing
Artists - Artists paint to assist Third Liberty Loan. Photo shows Henry Reuterdahl (Lieut. U.S.N.R.) and M.C. Wyeth, noted artists, putting the last touches on the giant battle picture before the Sub-Treasury building, New York City, in the third Liberty Loan campaign, April 1918
1918-04 · painting
Artists - Painting of American Troops marching in Paris for Philadelphia Museum. H.M. Deputy in his studio and his picture of the American troops parading in Paris on the Fourth of July. The painting is to hang in a Philadelphia museum
1918-09-06 · painting
Colleges and Universities -Wentworth Institute, Mass. - 101st U.S. Regiment Engineers in training at Wentworth Institute, Boston, Massachusetts. A photograph showing four of the stoves and kitchens used to feed the 101st Regiment, U.S. Engineers. There were fourteen such kitchens at Camp Wentworth
1918
111-SC-1549 - This picture shows a guard at the entrance of the headquarters of the officers who are military observers for the Government of Spain - This headquarters is in Fournes, Belgium
1918–1981
111-SC-73 - Signal Corps aerial photo showing trench system
1918–1981
111-SC-3491 - Langley Field, Hampton, Va. Construction of Photo Laboratory.
1918–1981
Artists - Czecho-Slovak Day in 4th Liberty Loan Drive, N.Y. City. Harry Rittenberg, painting a picture illustrating the Czecho-Slovak struggle for liberty, in front of the N.Y. Public Library. A Czecho-Slovak soldier is standing alongside the artist
1918-10-10 · painting
American Red Cross - Groups - Photo shows Red Cross workers of the Underwood Typewriter Company, New York
1918-05-18
Save Her From Hun-Buy Liberty Bonds. From a photograph posed for by Miss Francis Fairchild, a 1918 debutante of New York, in behalf of the Fourth Liberty Loan. Underwood and Underwood., 08/1918
1918-08
111-SC-7700 - Outpost sentries on duty- This place was destroyed by enemy shellfire a few minutes after this picture was made- Forest of Paroy, Woods of Patonviller, France
1918-03-05
111-SC-3492 - Langley Field, Hampton, Va. Construction of Photo Laboratory.
1918–1981
Enemy Activities - German Revolution - Disturbances in Berlin, Germany. Upper photograph, dense Spartacan throng gathered in front of Reichstag Building for demonstration. Lower, machine-gun guards fully equipped on way to attempt to disperse socialists element in obedience to commands of Herr Ebert
1918–1919
Colleges and Universities - West Point - Ceremonies - "Blue Devils" visit West Point. In this photograph, the "Blue Devils" and their commanders are reviewing the West Point cadets. The "Blue Devils" of France went to West Point May 6, 1918
1918-05-06
111-SC-1009 - Group photo of Signal Corps radio personnel, Washington, D.C.
1918–1981
111-SC-7427 - Interior view showing photo section, Arcade building, Washington, D.C.
1918-04-12
Enemy Activities - German Revolution - The German Republic. A workman speaking to the people from the roof of an ambulance shortly after the declaration of a German Republic. A photograph taken in Berlin
1918-11-09
111-SC-2201 - Shell Shelters - The Allies make use of natural formations whenever possible - This picture shows how caverns, ravines, and similar formations are helpful to hide men and ammunition
1918–1981
111-SC-4010 - There is no comradeship like that made from fighting as allies in a common cause and the Belgian and French soldiers in this picture exhibit a splendid spirit of "Camaraderie." France.
1918–1981
111-SC-10943 - Photo shows airplane just after leaving the ground, Issoudon, France
1918-03-02
111-SC-2200 - Shell Shelters - The Allies make use of natural formations whenever possible - This picture shows how caverns, ravines, and similar formations are helpful to hide men and ammunition
1918–1981
RECOVERED FLARE CASINGS. PHOTO TAKEN AT School of Military Aeronautics, Langley, Hampton, VA
1918-02-13
111-SC-11387 - Capt. David Gray, C.O., Photo Div., Capt. W.J. McCarthy, 101st Inf., 26th Div., Lieut. E.H. Cooper and Pvt. Gideon Eikelberry and Charles E. Painter of the Signal Corps, Photo. Unit, 26th Division. Broussy en Woevre, Meuse, France.
1918-04-20
111-SC-1886 - Americans In Paris - American automobile unit attending presentation of arms. This photograph shows our boys equipped with steel helmets to be used in the trenches
1918–1981
111-SC-9782 - Student officers of Coast Artillery School receiving instruction in balloon observation of artillery fire, Fortress Monroe, Va. Shows observer, pilot and official motion picture photographer going up.
1918
Ceremonies - Bastille Day, 1918 - Photo shows the inauguration of the Wilson Bridge and the firemen of Lyon passing in parade over it. Lyon, France
1918-07-14
Ceremonies and Parades - Victory Chest Fund Parade Cleveland, Ohio, May 18, 1918. Photo shows war mothers on the march
1918
Ceremonies - Bastille Day, 1918 - Photo shows the inauguration of the Wilson Bridge and the French troops passing over it. Lyon, France
1918-07-14
111-SC-2130 - Americans in France - Bayonet practice for the marines abroad, showing how the body attack and defense of gun parry is made - In this picture the adversary claims the advantage through knee posture
1918–1981
111-SC-2083 - French Engineers - A heavy plank road is being constructed by these French engineers through a Flanders swamp and devastated territory once held by the German invaders - This picture was taken near Draibank, Belgium
1918–1981
111-SC-2098 - German Prisoners - The French concentration camps, such as are shown in this picture, are the only places in France where the German soldiers feel they are safe from allied shot and shell
1918–1981
111-SC-7351 - 2nd Lieut. J.P. Annin, U.S.R., Photo Branch, Training Section, Air Division.
1918–1981
111-SC-7357 - 1st Lieut. George Kadel, S.C.R., Photo Branch, Training Section, Air Division.
1918–1981
Ceremonies - Bastille Day, 1918 - Photo shows the inauguration of the Wilson Bridge and the American troops passing in parade over the bridge. Lyon, France
1918-07-14
111-SC-2203 - French Engineers - The faith of the French in the success of their armies is shown by the fact that they are making permanent improvements in lands held by the Germans of 45 years - The picture graphically shows the difficulty of building immense stone bridges through the gorges of the
1918–1981
111-SC-1691 - Along the Belgian front, constructions like the one in this picture are often seen - These irregular lines of trees along a stream tend to disguise the boardwalk where troops are constantly moving to the front
1918–1981
Airplanes - Historical - Air flight celebrating the signing of the Armistice, San Diego, California. Kearney Photo Service
1918-11-27
EXPLOSION OF BOMB IN WATER. Photo taken at School of Military Aeronautics, Langley Field, Hampton, VA
1918-04-22
111-SC-11385 - Lt. E.H. Cooper and Privates Gideon Eikelbertry and Charles Painter, Photo Unit, 26th Division, photographing a camouflaged street, Broussy, France, April 20, 1918.
1918-04-20
111-SC-1874 - Photographer on deck of vessel to take a photo of ship being launched - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
1918–1981
111-SC-983 - Photo Lab, Fort Sill, OK - Superintendent of Construction going over proposed site for building
1918–1981