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Military Collection

State Archives of North Carolina

WWI Panoramas Collection

[World War I]

Collection Number: No collection number.

Title: WWI Panoramas Collection

Dates: 1916-1919, 1922-1923, undated

Creator: U.S. Army; U.S. Navy; and various professional photographers.

Abstract

The World War I Panoramas Collections is composed of panoramic photographs documenting

U.S. military units containing predominately North Carolina servicemen, or which include

specific North Carolina servicemen in the photographs. The bulk of the collection features: North

Carolina National Guard units in training camps and along the Mexican Border during the

Mexican Border Crisis involving Pancho Villa between 1916 and 1917; various units of the 30th

Infantry Division (“Old Hickory Division”), U.S. Army, during World War I; scenes of Camp

Greene in Charlotte, N.C.; and various units of the 81st Infantry Division (“Wildcat Division”)

during World War I. The majority of the photographs were taken at the following military

camps: Camp Jackson, S.C.; Camp Sevier, S.C.; Fort Bragg, N.C.; Camp Greene, N.C.; Camp

Wadsworth, S.C.; and Camp Lee, Virginia.

The collection also features panoramic photographs of all-black U.S. Army units, which include

unidentified North Carolinians. These photographs are some of the only photographs of black

North Carolinians during World War I in the holdings of the State Archives of North Carolina.

The collection also features photographs of North Carolina units on ships or the docks in

Virginia and South Carolina between June and July 1919, when the servicemen returned to the

United States from Allied occupation duty in Europe following the official end of World War I.

Physical Description: 106 panoramic photographs

Language(s): English

Repository

State Archives of North Carolina, 4614 Mail Service Center, Raleigh, N.C. 27699-4614

Restrictions on Access: There are no restrictions on accessing this collection.

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Restrictions on Use

The original panoramic photographs have been withdrawn from use by researchers, due to their

rarity, size, and fragility. Digitized copies of the original panoramas are available online in the

digital WWI collection of the North Carolina Digital Collection, a joint effort of the State

Archives of North Carolina and the State Library of North Carolina. Researchers can access the

photographs by searching the panoramic photograph number in the digital WWI collection.

Anyone wishing to see the original panoramas should contact the Military Collection Archivist

or the Head of Special Collections to be granted access.

Preferred Citation

[Panoramic photograph number], WWI Panoramas Collection, WWI Papers, Military Collection,

State Archives of North Carolina, Raleigh, N.C.

Acquisition

The panoramic photographs have been acquired by the State Archives of North Carolina since

1918 through to the present time from a variety of sources. Many of the photographs were

removed from individual servicemen’s collections and added to the WWI Panoramas Collection.

The acquisition history is noted in a separate document for each of the panoramic photographs,

and maintained in the collection’s records folder in the State Archives Registrar’s office. All

panoramic photographs within this collection have been signed over to the State Archives and

accessioned into their collections.

Separated Material

There are eleven oversized panoramic photographs that are too large to fit within map cases,

which are being stored at the oversight of the State Archives Conservator. Those oversized

panoramas are noted in the photograph descriptions within the finding aid. These photographs

managed by the Conservator are numbered as follows: MilColl.WWI.Panoramas.21, 23, 34, 35,

45, 59, 62, 65, 83, 86, and 87.

MilColl.WWI.Panoramas.103 is being stored in a custom acid-free folder on top of the Military

Collection Map Case in the State Archives Stacks on 3B.

Processing Information

The original WWI Panoramas Collection was reprocessed in July and August 2017 to improve

the description of the collection, and better organize the materials for improved long-term

preservation storage. In 1964, Maurice S. Toler and John R. Woodard of the North Carolina

Department of Archives and History prepared a finding aid for the “World War I Papers, 1903-

1933,” which consisted of thirteen series of records. This was the first known formal

organization of the World War I materials, and a basic finding aid for these papers completed to

the box and item level was finalized on June 30, 1964. Two additional series were added after

this point for miscellaneous types of archival materials. The state’s WWI panoramas that were in

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the collection to that time, had been organized originally under the “series” labeled “Panoramic

Photographs,” and as series fifteen (written in Roman numerals). A number of the panoramas

were folded, cut, or rolled, and stored in unidentified sizes of boxes until the 1990s.

The collection was previously stored in a scattered manner in over-filled, oversize Mylar archival

plastic L-sleeves, with ten panoramas stored in each folder. This caused significant bulk in the

folder, and offered no buffer for the surfaces of the photographs from rubbing against over

panoramic photographs. All of the panoramic photographs acquired prior to 2014 had the image

numbers on self-adhesive mailing labels, which were attach on the lower right-hand corner of the

backs of the photographs. As this did not match archival practice and the printed ink on the

labels was fading, the labels were carefully removed from all of the photographs. The original L-

sleeves were discarded, as they were not adequate preservation storage for the photographs.

To reduce bulk within the archival folders, the collection was divided according to the size of the

individual panoramas within custom-sized panoramic photograph archival folders. No more than

8 photographs were stored per folder. The original numbers of the panoramas were retained. All

of the photographs have been numbered with a soft HB No. 2 pencil on the back top right corner

(where possible) of the panoramas, according to the individual image number. For example, the

number “MilColl.WWI.Panoramas.42” should be interpreted as “WWI Panoramas Collection

photograph number 42.” The identification of these images has been created in the finding aid,

but not written on the photographs themselves. Historical research was conducted to provide

dates and descriptions of the images where none was written on or attached to the photographs.

Between 1994 and 2014, prior archivists had written in pencil on the back of many of the

photographs with descriptive information and collection storage information. This information

was either inaccurate, had changed with new storage options, or was already described in the

finding aid for the collection. These pencil notations were carefully erased, while leaving period

WWI-era handwritten notes untouched on the photographs. Some notations were made by prior

archivists in pen, and the notes cannot be removed.

Two panoramic photographs that were determined not to fit within the Military Collection’s

WWI Papers time period coverage were removed, and placed in the Miscellaneous Military

Panoramas Collection. Both photographs were from the late 1920s. The photographs are

MilColl.WWI.Panoramas.73 and MilColl.WWI.Panoramas.90. Their numbers were kept in the

collection inventory, and will be used for future WWI panoramas that are acquired and need an

image number. Other preservation steps taken during processing this collection include:

interleaving large acid-free archival bond paper sheets between each panorama in their folders,

and placing single panoramas in oversize folders if significant preservation issues were present.

Processed by: Jacob T. Parks; Matthew M. Peek, July-August 2017.

Scope and Content

The collection is composed of panoramic photographs documenting U.S. military units

containing predominately North Carolina servicemen, or which include specific North Carolina

servicemen in the photographs. The bulk of the collection features: North Carolina National

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Guard units in training camps and along the Mexican Border during the Mexican Border Crisis

involving Pancho Villa between 1916 and 1917; various units of the 30th Infantry Division (“Old

Hickory Division”), U.S. Army, during World War I; scenes of Camp Greene in Charlotte, N.C.;

and various units of the 81st Infantry Division (“Wildcat Division”) during World War I. The

majority of the photographs were taken at the following military camps: Camp Jackson, S.C.;

Camp Sevier, S.C.; Fort Bragg, N.C.; Camp Greene, N.C.; Camp Wadsworth, S.C.; and Camp

Lee, Virginia.

The collection also features panoramic photographs of all-black U.S. Army units, which include

unidentified North Carolinians. These photographs are some of the only photographs of black

North Carolinians during World War I in the holdings of the State Archives of North Carolina.

The collection also features photographs of North Carolina units on ships or the docks in

Virginia and South Carolina between June and July 1919, when the servicemen returned to the

United States from Allied occupation duty in Europe following the official end of World War I.

Subject Terms

Places

Camp Glenn (N.C.)

Camp Gordon (DeKalb County, Ga.)

Camp Grant (Ill.)

Camp Greene (N.C.)

Camp Greenleaf (Ga.)

Camp Jackson (S.C.)

Camp Lee (Va.)

Camp McClellan (Ala.)

Camp Sevier (S.C.)

Camp Stewart (Tex.)

Camp Wadsworth (Spartanburg, S.C.)

France

Subject—Topical

North Carolina. National Guard

United States. Army. Depot Brigade, 156th

United States. Army. Division, 5th



United States. Army. Division, 42nd


United States. Army. Division, 81st



United States. Army. Infantry Regiment, 322nd

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United States. Army. Machine Gun Battalion, 115th

Material Types

Panoramas

Collection Inventory

Photograph Description Date

No.

MilColl.WWI.Panoramas.1 June 21, 1919

Group photograph of Headquarters Company, 324th Infantry Regiment,

81st Division at Camp Jackson, South Carolina, taken on June 21, 1919.

Handwritten on the back of the photograph is: “A. D. Cashion, Cornelius,

N.C. 1‐28th‐1923” [Photograph by: W. J Armstrong, Columbus S.C.]

[Dimensions: 8” x 44”]

MilColl.WWI.Panoramas.2 Undated

Group photograph of officers believed to have served in the 105th

Engineers Regiment, 30th Division, Camp Jackson, S.C. (Undated)



Group photograph of Headquarters Company, 105th Engineer

Regiment, 30th Division at Camp Jackson, South Carolina.

Capt. F. R. Warfield commanded these troops (Undated)

[Photograph by: Sergeant, Columbia, S.C] [Dimensions: 8” x 42”]

MilColl.WWI.Panoramas.4 April 19, 1919

Group photograph of 105th Engineers Train, 30th Division at

Camp Jackson, S.C., taken on April 19, 1919 [Photograph by:

Armstrong, Columbia, S.C] [Dimensions: 8” x 37”]


Group photograph of Company A, 105th Engineers, 30th Division

at Camp Jackson, S.C. (Undated) [Photograph by: Sergeant,

Columbia, S.C] [Dimensions: 8” x 37”]

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Group photograph of Company B, 105th Engineers, 30th Division at

Camp Jackson, South Carolina. Capt. F. L. Winthrop, commanded

these troops (Undated) [Photograph by: Sergeant, Columbia, S.C.]



Group photograph of Company C, 105th Engineers, 30th Division,

at Camp Jackson, S.C. Capt. H. H. George commanded these

troops (Undated) [Photograph by: Sergeant, Columbia, S.C.]



Group photograph of Company D, 105th Engineers, 30th Division,

at Camp Jackson, S.C. Lt. D. M. Williams commanded these




Group photograph of Company E, 105th Engineers, 30th Division,

at Camp Jackson, S.C. Capt. G. P. Murphey commanded these


[Dimensions: 8” x 44.5”]


Group photograph of Company F, 105th Engineers, 30th Division,

at Camp Jackson, S.C. Capt. C. E. Ellicott commanded these



MilColl.WWI.Panoramas.11 March 25,

1919

Group photograph of Headquarters Company and Medical Detachment,

115th Machine Gun Battalion, 30th Division, taken on March 25,

1919 [Photograph by: Holladay, Newport News, V.A.]


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1919

Group photograph taken on March 25, 1919 of Company B, 115th

Machine Gun Battalion, 30th Division [Photograph by: Holladay,

Newport News, V.A.] [Dimensions: 8” x 20”]


1919

Group photograph taken on March 25, 1919 of Company C, 115th

Machine Gun Battalion, 30th Division [Photograph by: Holladay,

Newport News, V.A.] [Dimensions: 8” x 20”]


Group photograph of part of 9th Training Battalion, 156th Depot

Brigade at Camp Jackson, S.C. (Undated) [Photograph by: H.

Randolph] [Dimensions: 8” x 41.5”]


Group photograph of part of 9th Training Battalion, 156th Depot

Brigade at Camp Jackson, S.C. Caption on the back reads:

“After . . . This taken 12 days after the other” (Undated)

[Photograph by: H. Randolph, Electric Studio] [Dimensions: 8” x

42”]

MilColl.WWI.Panoramas.16 June 1919

Group photograph of Company I, 321st Infantry, 81st Division at

Joue l’Abbe, France, in June 1919. A number of members of the

Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians in the company are identified

in the lower margin of the image [Photograph by: Richards Film

Service, Inc., Montgomery, Alabama] [Dimensions: 10” x 39”]

MilColl.WWI.Panoramas.17 July 20, 1917

Group photograph taken on July 20, 1917 of Company B, 3rd

Regiment, North Carolina National Guard at Camp Glenn, N.C.

(Undated) [Photograph by: Wootten‐Moulton] [Dimensions:

8” x 33.5”]

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MilColl.WWI.Panoramas.18 February 1,

1919

Photograph of the U.S. Naval Air Station at Camp Glenn, N.C.,

taken on February 1, 1919 [Photograph by: Wootten‐Moulton]



Undated photograph of the U.S. troop transport ship the USS

Martha Washington during World War I (Undated)



Undated photograph of USS Zeelandia that served as a troop

transport ship during World War I (Undated) [Dimensions:

10” x 20”]

MilColl.WWI.Panoramas.21 December 8,

1918

View from a water tower of the Carolina Shipbuilding Corporation

docks and facilities in Wilmington, N.C., taken on December

8, 1919.


1918

Photograph of an unidentified U.S. military rifle range, taken on

February 15, 1918 [Copyright by Watson, Army and Navy News]



Camp Lee, U.S. National Army Cantonment, Petersburg,

Virginia (Undated) [Photograph printed by: Everett Waddey

Company, Richmond, Virginia]


1918

View from Water Tank No. 1 of Camp Greene, Charlotte, N.C.,

taken on February 26, 1918 [Photograph by Camp Greene Studio,

Charlotte] [Dimensions: 8” x 37”]

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Group photograph of soldiers at a flag‐raising ceremony on June 23,

1918, for the camp library at Camp Greene, N.C. Caption on back

reads: “To Miss Palmer with complements of John R. Johnston,

Camp Librarian, Camp Greene, N.C.” [Photograph by: The Moons,

Commercial and Home Photographers, Charlotte.] [Dimensions:

10” x 30”]

MilColl.WWI.Panoramas.26 September 1,

1918

Aerial mosaic photograph of Canal du Nord between Palluel

and Sauchy‐Cauchy, France, taken on September 1, 1918

[Photographs by: U.S. First Army Intelligence.] [Dimensions:

10” x 30]

MilColl.WWI.Panoramas.27 November 23,

1917

Group photograph of the First Mobile Artillery Force, U.S.

Marine Corps, Quantico, Virginia, taken on November 23, 1917

[Photograph by: Fletcher Photo, Washington, D.C.] [Dimensions:

8” x 49”]

MilColl.WWI.Panoramas.28 August 1917

Group photograph of showing the mobilization of the First Field

Artillery Regiment, U.S. Marine Corps at Quantico, Virginia,

in August 1917. Caption on photograph reads: “European War

Mobilization” [Photograph by: Schutz, Washington, D.C.]



Group photograph of African‐American troops in Battery C, 350th

Field Artillery Regiment, 92nd Division (Undated) [Photograph by:

Photographic Art Corporation, New York City] [Dimensions:

8” x 43”]

MilColl.WWI.Panoramas.30 March 7, 1919

Group photograph of African-American troops from Headquarters

Company, 349th Field Artillery Regiment, 92nd Division, taken on

March 7, 1919. North Carolinians are part of this unit [Photograph

by: Photographic Art Corporation, New York City] [Dimensions:

10

7.5” x 37”]


1918

Group photograph of African-American troops in Company 14,

4th Training Battalion, at Camp Gordon, Georgia, dated

September 18, 1918. North Carolinians are part of this unit

[Photograph by: Atlanta Photo Co., Atlanta, Georgia.]



Group photograph of an unidentified African‐American U.S.

Army unit during World War I [possibly at Camp Gordon in

Georgia] (Undated) [Photograph: by J. W. Cranshaw and Son,

Atlanta] [Dimensions: 8” x 23”]


Group photograph of Company D, 55th Pioneer Infantry Regiment

at Camp Wadsworth, South Carolina (Undated) [Photograph by:

Moore Photo] [Dimensions: 8” x 48”]

MilColl.WWI.Panoramas.34 August 6, 1923

View of memorial ceremonies for President Warren G. Harding

at Fort Bragg, N.C., on August 6, 1923 [Photograph by:

Wootten‐Moulton]

MilColl.WWI.Panoramas.35 1916

Third North Carolina Infantry Regiment, Col. Sidney W.

Minor, Camp Stewart, El Paso, Texas, in 1916, during

General John J. Pershing’s Punitive Expedition against Pancho

Villa [Photograph by: J. U. Medley and I. Shulman,

Photographers, El Paso.]


Group photograph of part of Headquarters Company, 156th

Depot Brigade, 30th Division, U.S. Army, at Camp Jackson,

South Carolina, during World War I (Undated) [Photograph

by: Sargeant] [Dimensions: 7” x 38”]

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1918

Group photograph of the officers of the 57th Pioneer Infantry

Regiment at Camp Wadsworth, South Carolina, on September

16, 1918 [Photograph by: Armstrong, Spartanburg, S.C.]


MilColl.WWI.Panoramas.38 May 1919

Group photograph of Company K, 328th Infantry Regiment, 82nd

Division, at Camp Merritt in New Jersey, taken in May 1919 after

the unit returned to the United States from Europe during World War

I. Caption on the front reads: “Home again.” [Photograph by: Watts

Studio, Tenafly, N.J.] [Dimensions: 8” x 43”]


Group photograph of section of bayonet class at Camp Jackson,

Columbia, South Carolina (Undated) [Photograph by: Sargeant]



Group photograph of Company C, 105th Engineers Regiment,

30th Division at Camp Jackson, S.C. Capt. H. H. George commanded

these troops Camp Jackson, South Carolina (Undated) [Photograph

by Sargeant, Columbia, S.C.] [Dimensions: 8” x 43”]


1918

Group photograph of Company C, 105th Engineers Regiment,

30th Division at Camp Sevier, South Carolina, dated March 23,

1918 [Photograph by: Miller Studio, Cleveland, Ohio.]



Photograph of Lt. Col. Claude L. McGhee and the first sergeants of

the 3rd North Carolina Infantry Regiment while stationed at Camp

Stewart in El Paso, Texas, on March 4, 1917. The 3rd North Carolina

Infantry was in Texas during General John J. Pershing’s Punitive

Expedition against Pancho Villa [Photograph by: Boland, El Paso,

Texas.] [Dimensions: 8” x 27”]

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MilColl.WWI.Panoramas.43 August 7,

1917

Group photograph of Company M, 2nd North Carolina Infantry

Regiment, at Camp Greene in Charlotte, N.C., dated August 7,

1917 [Photograph by: The Moons, Commercial and Home

Photographers, Charlotte.] [Dimensions: 8” x 26.5”]


1918

Group photograph of Company 50 at Naval Base Hampton Roads

in Hampton Roads, Virginia. W. Sweeney served as commanding

officer of the company. Photograph dated November 6, 1918

[Photograph by Halloday, Norfolk, Virginia.] [Dimensions: 8” x

44”]

MilColl.WWI.Panoramas.45 May 23, 1919

Photograph of Third Battalion, 322nd Infantry Regiment, 81st

Division, on the streets of an unidentified European town

on May 23, 1919 [Photograph by: Clements, Washington, D.C.]


Photograph of Camp Lee in Petersburg, Virginia (Undated)

[Photograph by: Johnson and Haas, Washington, D.C.]



Photograph of the Artillery Camp and Barracks at Camp Jackson,

South Carolina (Undated) [Photograph by: Newark Photo Co.,

New Jersey] [Dimensions: 8” x 44”]


Photograph of an unidentified U.S. Navy installation during

World War I [believed to be sailors of the Overseas

Maintenance Facility Naval Base in Norfolk, Virginia] (Undated)

[Photograph by Taylor Studio, Norfolk, Virginia] [Dimensions:

7.5” x 31”]

MilColl.WWI.Panoramas.49 June 8, 1918.

Group photograph of Company 176 at St. Helena Training Station

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in Norfolk, Virginia, on June 8, 1918. O. A. Johnson was the

commander of Company 176 [Photograph by: G. L. Hall Opt. Co.,

Norfolk, Virginia] [Dimensions: 8” x 36”]


Group photograph of part of Machine Gun Company, 323rd Infantry,

81st Division, at Camp Jackson, South Carolina, on April 3, 1918.

Sgt. Joseph W. White of Bertie County, North Carolina, is

identified by a handwritten note [Photograph by: Sargeant,

Columbia, South Carolina] [Dimensions: 8” x 37.5”]


Photograph of St. Mihiel, France, entitled “St. Mihiel on the River

Meuse, Made Famous by the American Army in France, 1918”

(1918) [Copyright: Schutz, Washington, D.C., 1918]



Group photograph of Company E, 321st Infantry Regiment,

81st Division, in the La Bazoge region of France. Pvt. Albert E.

Cobb of Greene County, N.C., is identified by a handwritten

note on the front of the photograph (Undated) [Dimensions: 8” x

40”]


Oversized photograph of the U.S. troop transport ship USS

Mount Vernon at sea during World War I (Undated)

[Dimensions: 14.5” x 11.5”] [image is not a true panoramic

photograph]


Group photograph of Company B, 306th Engineers, 81st Division,

at Camp Jackson, South Carolina, on June 16, 1919



Photograph of the U.S. troop transport ship USS Mount Vernon,

with the ship’s U.S. Navy crew posing on the docks, docked

in an unidentified harbor during World War I (Undated)

[Photograph by: Southgate Press, Boston, Massachusetts]

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Group photograph of the officers of the 2nd North Carolina

Infantry Regiment at Camp Stewart in El Paso, Texas, on March

4, 1917. The 2nd North Carolina Infantry was in Texas

during General John J. Pershing’s Punitive Expedition against

Pancho Villa [Photograph by: Boland, El Paso, Texas]



1918

Group photograph of 350th Labor Battalion—including Major

Douty and his staff, and the officers and noncommissioned

officers—at Camp Greene, North Carolina, on November 6, 1918.

Individuals in the photograph are identified on the back

[Photograph by: The Moons, Commercial and Home Photographers,

Charlotte, N.C.] [Dimensions: 6” x 23”]


Group photograph of Company E, 120th Infantry Regiment,

30th Division, at Camp Sevier, South Carolina, on May 3, 1918.

Capt. James I. Steagall of Oxford, N.C., is identified as the

thirteenth soldier from the right in the first row, laying on his side

[Steagall’s military service is adhered to the back of the photograph]

[Photograph by: J. R. Peden, post photographer, Greenville, S.C.]



Photograph of Company E, 120th Infantry Regiment, 30th Division,

on May 3, 1918, at Camp Sevier, South Carolina [Photograph by: J. R.

Peden, Camp Sevier post photographer, Greenville, S.C.]


Photograph of the USS Zeelandia with the caption of: “Home

Coming of Troops, Charleston, S.C.,” aboard the USS Zeelandia.

(Undated) [Photograph by: Sargeant, Columbia, S.C.] [Dimensions:

8” x 28”]


Group photograph of Company D, 7th Regiment, U.S. Engineers,

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5th Division at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, on July 7, 1917 [Photograph

believed to have been taken by: Argonbright‐Snyder] [Dimensions: 8” x

29”]


Photograph of part of the 62nd Field Artillery Regiment during

World War I (Undated) [Photograph by: Griffith Roto, Columbia,

South Carolina]

MilColl.WWI.Panoramas.63 circa 1917

Group photograph of ROTC artillery at the target range in

Chickamauga Park, Georgia (circa 1917) [Dimensions: 10” x 41.5”]

MilColl.WWI.Panoramas.64 August 19,

1922

Group photograph of Battery D of the Citizens Military Training

Camp at Camp McClellan, Alabama, on August 19, 1922

[Photograph by: Russell Bros.] [Dimensions: 8” x 38”]


Photograph of the 3rd North Carolina Infantry Regiment and

its commander Col. Sidney W. Minor at Camp Stewart in El Paso,

Texas, in 1916. The 3rd North Carolina Infantry was in Texas

during General John J. Pershing’s Punitive Expedition against

Pancho Villa [Photograph by: J. U. Medley and I. Shulman,

Photographers, El Paso.]

MilColl.WWI.Panoramas.66 October 31,

1917

Group photograph of 306th U.S. Engineers, 81st Division, at

Camp Jackson in Columbia, South Carolina, on October 31, 1917

[Photograph by: Rudolph, Columbia, S.C.] [Dimensions: 8” x 37”]


Group photograph of Company F, 306th Engineers Regiment, 81st

Division at Camp Jackson, South Carolina, on June 16, 1919

[Photograph by: Sargeant, Columbia, S.C.] [Dimensions: 8” x 44”]

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Group photograph of part of Battery A, 317th Field Artillery,

81st Division at Camp Jackson, South Carolina (Undated)



Group photograph of the 317th Ambulance Company, 305th Sanitary

Train, 80th Division, while they were stationed in Marigne, France,

in May 1919 before returning to the United States [Photograph

by: DeSouza‐Jordan, Washington, D.C.] [Dimensions: 7” x 34”]


Group photograph of an unidentified unit standing in formation.

“W. V. O’Daniel” is handwritten on the back of the photograph

(Undated) [Dimensions: 8” x 36”]


View of Camp Grant in Rockford, Illinois, in 1918 (1918)

[Photograph by: Camp Exchange, Department of Pictures]


MilColl.WWI.Panoramas.73

Number vacant, image removed and placed in Miscellaneous

Military Panoramas Collection.


1919

Group photograph of Company K, 110th Infantry Regiment, 28th

Division in Allain, France, on March 12, 1919. North Carolinians

were part of this company [Soldiers are identified by number in

the original photograph, but there is no corresponding list of

names available] [Photograph by: Ewing, Inc., Little Rock,

Arkansas] [Dimensions: 10” x 42”]


Group photograph of the 137th Aero Squadron during World

War I. Caption on the front of the photograph reads: “Just back

from France” (Undated) [Photograph by: the Pictorial News

Company, New York.] [Dimensions: 10” x 28”]

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Photograph of the U.S. troop transport ship the USS Powhatan

arriving at Charleston, South Carolina, on April 11, 1919,

carrying 30th Division troops onboard returning from Europe

[Photograph by: Griffiths Photo] [Dimensions: 8” x 31”]


Group photograph of Company K, 324th Infantry Regiment, 81st

Division, in June 1919 [Photograph by: Armstrong Photo,

Columbia, South Carolina] [Dimensions: 8” x 39”]

MilColl.WWI.Panoramas.78 June 18th,

1919

Photograph of the U.S. troop transport ship the USS Martha

Washington, on June 18, 1919, arriving from Europe at

Charleston, South Carolina. Caption on the front of the image reads:

“The Ship that brought us home. The USS Martha Washington,

Docking at Charleston, S.C., June 18th, 1919, with Units of 81st

(Wildcat) Div. on board” [Photograph by W. J. Armstrong, Columbia,

South Carolina] [Dimensions: 10” x 39”]


Group photograph of Company K, 324th Infantry Regiment, 81st

Division, in June 1919. Cpl. Alfred A. Loosbrock of Minnesota is

identified on the image [Photograph by: Armstrong Photo,

Columbia, South Carolina.] [Dimensions: 8” x 39”]


1918

Photograph of the 113th Field Artillery Regiment, 30th Division,

at Camp Sevier, South Carolina, on March 16, 1918. Lt. Col. J. A.

Mack was the unit’s commanding officer [Photograph by:

Richards Film Service, Inc. Montgomery, Alabama.]


1919

Photograph of the 113th Field Artillery Regiment, 30th Division,

on March 20, 1919 [Photograph by: Holladay, Newport News,

Virginia.]

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1919

Group photograph of Battery B, 113th Field Artillery Regiment,

30th Division, on March 20, 1919 [Photograph by: Holladay,

Newport News, Virginia.] [Dimensions: 8” x 20”]


3rd North Carolina Infantry, Col. Sidney W. Minor,

Commanding, Camp Stewart, El Paso, Texas, 1916.

[Photograph by: J. U. Medley and I. Shulman, Photographers,

El Paso.]


1919

Group photograph of Headquarters Company, 113th Field

Artillery, 30th Division, on March 20, 1919 [Photograph by:

Holladay, Newport News, Virginia.] [Dimensions: 8” x 20”]


Photograph of part of the 113th Field Artillery, 30th Division,

arriving home in the United States from France during World War

I. American Red Cross workers are shown offering the soldiers

food, drinks, and cigarettes. Caption on the front reads: “Red Cross

are welcoming them home serving refreshments and cigarettes.

First of 30th Division to Arrive” (circa 1919) [Dimensions: 8” x

22”]


View of Company C, 322nd Infantry, 81st Division, American

Expeditionary Forces, in France in May 1919.


1917

View of Headquarters, 60th Brigade, 30th Division, U.S. Army,

on November 5, 1917.


Photograph of what is believed to be the 2nd North Carolina

Infantry Regiment, North Carolina National Guard, at Camp

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Glenn, N.C., in 1916 [Dimensions: 8” x 38”]


1918

View of the 24th Machine Gun Battalion at Camp Fremont

near Palo Alto, California, on September 28, 1918 [Photograph

by: Boussum, San Francisco]


Number vacant, image removed and placed in Miscellaneous

Military Panoramas Collection.


Group photograph of Company I, 3rd North Carolina Infantry

Regiment, North Carolina National Guard, at Camp Glenn, N.C.,

in 1916 [Photograph by: Wootton‐Moulton.] [Dimensions: 8” x

32”]


Group photograph of Company A, 324th Infantry, 81st Division,

in St. Nazaire, France, in May 1919 [Photograph by: Clements,

Washington, D.C.] [Dimensions: 8” x 40”]

MilCol.WWI.Panoramas.93

Vacant number [to be used for new panorama in the future].


Group photograph of Company 914 (Aviation) at the Naval

Operating Base in Norfolk, Virginia, on July 8, 1918. A.C.

Bowers commanded this company [Photograph by: G. L. Hall

Opt. Co., Norfolk, Virginia.] [Dimensions: 8” x 38]


Photograph of Company 914 (Aviation), 3rd North Carolina

Infantry, North Carolina National Guard, at Camp Stewart in

El Paso, Texas, in 1916. Col. Sidney W. Minor was the

commanding officer. The 3rd North Carolina Infantry was in

Texas during General John J. Pershing’s Punitive Expedition

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against Pancho Villa [Photograph by: J. U. Medley and I. Shulman,

Photographers, El Paso]


Photograph of the U.S. troop transport the USS Matsonia,

returning from Europe to the United States at Newport News,

Virginia. The ship was carrying members of the 81st Division,

U.S. Army. Caption on the front reads: “Home Coming of

American Soldiers, Wild Cat Division arriving at Newport News,

Virginia” (circa 1919) [Dimensions: 8” x 34”] [This photograph

number was previously given to a different panorama]


View of the U.S. military troop transport ship the USS Walter

A. Luckenbach. Caption on photograph reads “The Ship that

Brought us Home, U.S.S. Walter A. Luckenbach” (Undated)


1918

View of General Hospital No. V in Fort Ontario, New York, on

Armistice Day, November 11, 1918. Col. Henry D. Thomason

was the commanding officer [Photograph by: A. F. Drey, camp

photographer, Syracuse, N.Y.]


Photograph of 17th Company, 15th Battalion, at Camp Greenleaf

in Chickamauga Park, Georgia, on July 8, 1918. Lt. Boggs was

the commanding officer [Photograph by: Gravelle, The Miller

Studio, Augusta, Georgia.]


Photograph of what is believed to be the 2nd North Carolina

Infantry Regiment, North Carolina National Guard, at Camp

Glenn, N.C., in 1916 [Copyright by Wootten-Moulton]



Copy print of a photograph of soldiers and horses by the corral at

Camp Glenn, N.C., in 1916 [Photograph by: Wootten-Moulton.]


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Photograph of the North Carolina Brigade on the U.S.-Mexico

border, looking south from the 1st North Carolina Infantry

at Camp Stewart in El Paso, Texas, in 1916. The brigade was

in Texas during General John J. Pershing’s Punitive Expedition

against Pancho Villa [Photograph by J. U. Medley and I. Shulman,

El Paso] [Dimensions: 10” x 48”]


Photograph of the 1st North Carolina Infantry in formation at

Camp Stewart in El Paso, Texas, in 1916. Col. J. T. Gardener is

the unit’s commanding officer. The 1st North Carolina Infantry

was in Texas during General John J. Pershing’s Punitive Expedition

against Pancho Villa [Dimensions: 10” x 53”]


Group photograph of 2nd Company, 117th Train Headquarters and

Military Police, 42nd Division, at Camp Mills, New York, in 1917

[Photograph by: Fotocraft, Inc., New York] [Dimensions: 7” x 40”]


[New panoramic photograph waiting to be flattened in order to described]


Group photograph of B Company, 322nd Infantry, 81st Division,

taken while the unit was serving in France in June 1919



Group photograph of Headquarters Company, 105th Engineers,

30th Division, at Camp Jackson, S.C. Capt. F. R. Warfield

was the unit’s commanding officer (Undated) [Photograph by:

Sargeant, Columbia, S.C.] [Dimensions: 8” x 42”]

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