National Photo Company photos from the 1910s
3,238 photos, in date order; 2,761–2,820 on this page. The Library of Congress knows of no restrictions on publishing the National Photo Company photographs. About the collection
Silk Mfg. In China. Drying and throwing the silk fiber and preparing the warp and weft for weaving
1918–1921
Simeon D. Fess, Ohio
1918–1921
Sir William Tyrrell (NPCC)
1918–1920
Sir William Tyrrell (NPCC) crop
1918–1920
Addison Taylor Smith
1918–1920
Smithsonian interior, Washington, D.C., Corbachio
1918–1928
Smithsonian interior, Washington, D.C., Corbachio neg.
1918–1928
Southern Railway interior of car
1918–1928
Southern Railway, interior of car
1918–1928
So. Sea Islands, native family & house
1918–1920
Son of Richard M. Boeckel
1918–1920
Sophia & Elena De Gana ?
1918–1920
Southern R. Co., copy Cresent Limited
1918–1928
Southern Apartments 123 G, S.W., Washington, D.C. formerly a Civil War barracks stood near ? jail S.E.
1918–1928
Spanish War Vets. Monument
1918–1920
Spring House, Rock Creek Park
1918–1920
Speedway from monument
1918–1920
Sports team with trophy
1918–1921
St. John's Church, 16 & H, NW, Washington, D.C.
1918–1920
St. Teresa School, Anacostia, D.C.
1918–1928
St. Teresa Church, Anacostia, D.C.
1918–1928
St. Teresa Church, Anacostia, D.C., interior
1918–1928
St. Teresa Church, Anacostia, D.C., Preists house
1918–1928
Stained glass windows
1918–1920
Standard Eng. Co. 2224 N St., N.W., Washington, D.C.
1918–1928
Star Mary Rebecca Kelly
1918–1920
State War and Navy bldg.
1918–1920
Statue of Confederate cannoneer on 3rd Maryland Infantry, U.S.A. & Latrobe's Battery, C.S.A. monument, Chattanooga, Tennessee
1918–1920
Statue of Liberty, Capitol Dome
1918–1921
Ambrose E. B. Stephens npcc.20878
1918–1921
Street scene, 11th and F, NW, Washington, D.C.
1918–1920
Street corner, Executive Ave.
1918–1920
Street front in Barcelona, Spain
1918–1928
Suffragettes on Capitol, Washington, D.C.
1918–1920
Super. J.L. Wilkes, Conductor' W.J., Burke, Pa.
1918–1920
Sylvester J. Konencamp
1918–1920
Sylvester J. Konencamp. *Probably S.J. Konenkamp, President of the Commercial Telegraphers' Union
1918–1920
T.R. Moss - could be State Director of the Food administration *Possibly T.R. Moss kentucky food administration
1918–1921
T.R. Shipp Co. counting votes
1918–1928
T.R. Shipp Co. Giovanni Martinelli
1918–1928
T.R. Shipp Co. Rosa Ponsella
1918–1928
Takoma News, Rockville, Md.
1918–1928
Takoma News, Glen Echo group
1918–1928
Tapper Building, Standard Engraving Co., 470 Louisiana Ave., Washington, D.C.
1918–1928
Tank going in to action
1918–1928
Tech High School, Washington, D.C.
1918–1928
Testing wireless telephone
1918–1920
The Anacostia Bank, 2021 Nichols Avenue, S.E., Washington, D.C., decorated for a parade
1918
The Brighton, 2123 California St., Washington, D.C.
1918–1928
The Wonderful Virtues of Tobacco -Simon Miller
1918–1928
Theo. Roosevelt & family
1918–1928
Thomas H. Cullen, N.Y.
1918–1921
Thos. Connally of Texas
1918–1921
Thos. R. Marshall with German Helmet
1918–1920
Thos. L. Blanton, Texas
1918–1920
Thos. R. Shipp Co. Atwater Kent window. Woodward & Lothrop
1918–1928
Thos. R. Shipp Co. Atwater Kent Co. window. 13th & I, N.W., Washington, D.C.
1918–1928
Thos. R. Shipp Co., Jack Sharkey
1918–1928
Thos. R. Shipp Co. Marie Brounarzyk
1918–1928
Thos. W. Miller, Del.
1918–1920