National Photo Company photos from the 1910s
3,238 photos, in date order; 2,341–2,400 on this page. The Library of Congress knows of no restrictions on publishing the National Photo Company photographs. About the collection

H.E.F. Herbert E. French, photographer
1918–1921

H.M. Wurzbach, Texas
1918–1921

H.R. Howenstein Co. embassy
1918–1928

H.S. Courtney in baseball uniform
1918–1920

Hampton Roads Glee Choir
1918–1920

Harding home, Marion, Ohio
1918–1921

Harding, Mrs. Harding & Mrs. McLean
1918–1921

Harris M. Towner, Iowa
1918–1921

Harry C. Woodyard, W. Va.
1918–1921

Harry C. Grover fire, 1210 G St., N.W., Washington, D.C.
1918–1928

Harry C. Grove front
1918–1928

Harry Sullivan, Georgetown
1918–1920

Harry Wardman Co., old house, Water & M, S.W., Washington, D.C.
1918–1928

Harvey's & Lyceum Theater
1918–1928

Headquarters of Genr. Scott. 616 Seventeenth Street, Washington, D.C.
1918–1920

Hays B. White, Kansas
1918–1921

Hedges Middleton Sullivan & Helan Place, Rhode Island Ave. & 6th, N.W., Washington, D.C.
1918–1928

Helmets used in Victory Loan
1918–1920

Henry Z. Osborn, Calif.
1918–1921

Henry W. Temple, Tenn.
1918–1921

Herald tour, Frederick fair, duplex truck
1918–1921

Herald tour, Frederick fair
1918–1921

Herbert C. Pell, N.Y.
1918–1921

Herbert J. Drane, Fla.
1918–1921

High Church dignitaries of the Russian church who assembled at the Monasty of St. Nicholas to. against Bolshevik
1918–1928

Hinkle's Bakery "closed - Friday April 12 and Saturday April 13. No bakery products will be made, bought, or sold on those days - at the instance of the Federal Food Administrator for the District of Columbia. Failed to use the required amount of substitutes with wheat flour. J. Hinkle
1918

Home of Chas., 14 and H
1918–1920

Home of Danl. Webster 17th & H., Washington, D.C. Said to have been lost in a poker game
1918–1920

Hon. Ronald Loridsay i.e., Lindsay
1918–1920

Hoover receiving trophy of King of Spain
1918–1928

House. occupied by Jefferson.
1918–1920

Hothouse Garden, Alaska
1918–1920

House Lincoln died in
1918–1920

House in session, U.S. Capitol, Washington, D.C.
1918–1928

House of. Jas. Wilson, Conn. Ave., Washington, D.C.
1918–1920

House of Mark Twain, Hartford, Conn.
1918–1920

Houses on present site of the Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C.
1918–1920

How Czecho-Slovak soldiers decorated the box cars in which they traveled & lived
1918–1921

How the Czecho-Slovak soldiers decorated the cars in which they traveled & lived
1918–1921

Howenstein Co., Upshur St., Washington, D.C.
1918–1928

Hugh Phillips, Geo. Washington Inn, New Jersey Ave., Washington, D.C.
1918–1928

Ice jam in the Potomac River, Feb. 1918
1918

Ice jam, Potomac River, Feb. 1918
1918

In an American Y.M.C.A. Hut for Czecho-Slovaks in Siberia
1918–1921

Inaugural Ball, Patent Ofc. Geo. B. Porter
1918–1928

Inorezia Bori, T.R. Shipp Co.
1918–1928

Interior Gooh(?) store at Liberty Hub.
1918–1928

Jas. P. Glynn, Conn.
1918–1921

Interior, Govt. Ptg. Ofc., Washington, D.C.
1918–1928

Interior, 1212 G St. Washington, D.C.
1918–1921

International Communication Conference
1918–1921

Irish Nat. Bureau, D.J. O'Connell
1918–1921

Irish Nat. Bureau, De Valera
1918–1921

Italian delegates to Conf.
1918–1920

Italy, Rome, St. Paolo (interior)
1918–1928

J. Clinton Kline, Pa.
1918–1921

J. Kuhio Kalamanole sic, Hawaii Congressional delegate Prince Jonah Kuhio Kalanianaole
1918–1921

J. Fred Huber Radio, window
1918–1928

J. Will Taylor, Tenn.
1918–1921

J.D. McQuade, Georgetown
1918–1920