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13th Regiment Armory One of two exterior views, in different sizes, of the 13th Regiment Armory located on First Avenue between 51st Street and 52nd Street. |
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13th Regiment Armory One of two exterior views, in different sizes, of the 13th Regiment Armory located on First Avenue between 51st Street and 52nd Street. |
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Second Naval Battalion Armory, foot of 52 St. View from rear of vaulted armory in Sunset Park; vacant lot in foreground; smoke stack in left background. |
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13th Reg. Armory interior View from left of empty armory with vaulted ceiling at 357 Sumner Avenue in Bedford Stuyvesant (not Sunset Park). |
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John Green with Vixen, horse owned by James H. McSweeney, Commandant of the 105th F. Artillery Soldier holding horse in stable at armory at 171 Clermont Avenue in Fort Greene (since converted to an apartment building). |
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[Statue of soldier in front of Park Slope armory] View of statue of World War I soldier in front of armory on 8th Ave. and 14th St. in Park Slope; inscription on base of statue reads, "DEDICATED TO THE MEN OF THE 14TH INFANTRY WHO WERE ENGAGED IN... |
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[Four stablehands with horses at armory in Fort Greene] Four stablehands (one with sergeant's stripes) holding horses before masonry wall and barred windows at armory at 171 Clermont Avenue (since converted to an apartment building). |
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Blessings Soldiers at attention, some with regimental and American flags, facing chaplain with raised arm, probably in armory in Park Slope on 8th Ave. and 14th St. Caption: "BLESSINGS: The famous flags of... |
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Old 14th Regt., 187th Field Artillery View from left of armory on 8th Ave. and 14th St. in Park Slope; man crossing street at light; parked automobiles and patches of snow on street. |
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Militia, 105th Field Artillery, motorized Five soldiers, each posing in front of an automobile before armory at 171 Clermont Avenue in Fort Greene (since converted to an apartment building); armory of masonry, with crenellations above... |
