National Photo Company photos from the 1910s

Ofc. U.S. Treasuer, Redemption Division. Machines for washing soiled money, 1914

Ofc. of U.S. Treasuer, Redemption Div. receiving teller cage, 1914

Office of U.S. Treasuer, Mrs. Brown, expert in identifying burned and mutilated paper money received for redemption, 1914

Opening game, 4/23/14; Champ Clark

Opening game, 4/23/14; Champ Clark throwing ball

Opening game, 4/23/14

Panama Canal. Culebra Cut

People and horse-drawn wagons at horse show, Rock Creek Park, Washington, D.C.

Playground, baseball, Madison School baseball, 5/20/1914

Pres. Wilson at unveiling of Confederate monument, Arlington Cemetery, Va., June 4, 1914

President Woodrow Wilson, half-length portrait, facing right, in automobile, with his second wife

Roosevelt at Union Station, Washington, D.C., May 1914

Scene at Arlington National Cemetery today at the burial of returned bodies of the A.E.F. from France.

Store & office bldg., 9th & G street, Wash., D.C., 3/29/14

Suffragettes at White House, Feb. 1914

The students of Princeton University, who have enrolled for military service in France, are learning the trade of war in a practical way / photo by Central News Photo Service.

This shows the girls canning both fruits and vegetables

Treas. Dept. van delievering money to Treasury, Washington, D.C., 1914

Treas., Washington, D.C. East Portico colonnades are 341 ft. in length, 1914

Treas., Chemical Laborator testing whiskey, 1914

Treasury Dept. Chemical laboratory of the Internal Revenue Bureau where seizures of opiates are tested, 1914

Treasury Dept., Internal Revenue stamp vault: about 2,500,000 sheets of stamps in this vault when photographed, 1914

Treasury Dept. Ofc. of U.S. Treasuer, Redemption Agency: first step in distruction of national bank notes. Lower corner of each end being cut off, 1914

Treasury Dept. Ofc. of Treasuer of U.S. view showing arrangment of coin and currency in reserve vault, 1914

Treasury Dept. Ofc. of Comptroller of currency, Redemption Division: showing packages of old and mutilated bank notes received for destruction, 1914

Treasury Dept. Ofc. of U.S. Treasuer. Reserve vault Cash room packages seen in picture contain over 80 million dollars, 1914

Treasury Dept. Money lift: all money us carried in and out on this lift, 1914

Treasury Dept. Ofc. of U.S. Treasuer: gold & silver vault #2 Contained appoximately 47 million when this picture was taken, 1914

Treasury Dept. Internal Revenue Bureau, Overflow vault for storage of Internal Revenue stamps. Stamps kept on hand to value of $110,000,000, 1914

Treasury Dept. Ofc. Comptroller of Currency, Reserve vault #14 for storage of reserve notes. In vault when picture was made, $535,000,000, 1914

Treasury Dept. Ofc. of U.S. Treasury, cash room vault, daily working fund kept here, 1914

Treasury Dept. Ofc. of U.S. Treasury, second step in destruction of paper money. Machine cutting bills in halves, 1914

Treasury Dept. Internal Revenue Bureau, counting Internal Revenue stamps, 1914

Treasury Dept. Ofc. Comptroller of Currency, Macerator for destroying old and mutilated national bank notes after redemption. 1,500,000 destroyed daily. Since the organization of the National Banking System in 1862 over six billion dollars of National Bank notes have been destroyed by this machine

Treasury Dept. Internal Revenue Bureau, shipping room shipments for the fiscal year 1914 were 4,080,671,596 stamps, 1914

Treasury Dept. Ofc. U.S. Treasury, Express Clerks Cage, money to be redeemed, delivered from this cage to counters for verification, 1914

Treasury Dept. Ofc. Of Comptroller of Currency, vault #10 where national bank notes ready for circulation are stored. In vault when picture was made $250,000,000, 1914

Treasury Dept. Division of Customs, Supervising tea examiner, engaged in testing tea, 1914

Treasury Dept., Ofc. of U.S. Treasuer. National Bank Redeption Agency. Counting & sorting national bank notes received for destruction, 1914

Treasury Dept., Ofc. of U.S. Treasuer money counters, Cash room: checking and assorting daily deposits, 1914

Treasury Dept., Ofc. of U.S. Treasuer. National Bank Redeption Agency paying tellers cage, 1914

Treasury Dept., showing enclosed corridors to fiscal officers of Treasury, 1914

Treasury Dept., Ofc. of Comptroller of currency - Bond vault. Contains bonds to the value of 900,000,000 securring govt' deposits and postal savings fund, 1914

Treasury, Div. of Loan & Currency. where halord ? notes are commited before. to chk. count in Treas. Ofc., 1914

Treasury. First step, destruction of money: machine punches 4 holes in each package, 1914

Treasury, Ofc. of. clerk, sineograph signs 10 checks at once, 1914

U.S. Army barracks, Fort Myer, Va., c.1914

U.S. Army hospital & depot, Fort Myer, Va., c. 1914

U.S. Army soldier eating

U.S.Submarine "K7" under way at half speed, Oct. 3, 1914

Unveiling Confederate Monument, Arlington, Virginia

Unveiling Confederate monument, Arlington Cemetery, June 4, 1914

Unveiling of Confederate monument, Arlington Cemetery, Va., June 4, 1914

Vice President Marshall delivering address Flag Day, June 1914

Wagon in front of Country Store, c. 1914

Wash. D.C. high school cadets on momument grounds, Washington, D.C., 5/19/14

Wash. Horse Show, 1914, Ed McLean

Wash. Horse Show, 1914

Wilson, Flag Day, June 1914

With the re-organized Serbian army on the Balkan front