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Encampment showing horse stables, soldiers and tents, Fort Lawton, August 1900
1. Encampment showing horse stables, soldiers and tents, Fort Lawton, August 1900
Military corral in Seattle showing soldiers resting with their equipment, August 1900
2. Military corral in Seattle showing soldiers resting with their equipment, August 1900
Military corral in Seattle showing horses and soldiers at a watering trough, August, 1900
3. Military corral in Seattle showing horses and soldiers at a watering trough, August, 1900
U.S.A.T. ROSECRANS transporting U.S. troops out of Seattle en route to China, July 22, 1900
4. U.S.A.T. ROSECRANS transporting U.S. troops out of Seattle en route to China, July 22, 1900
U.S.A.T. LAWTON at a Seattle dock preparing to transport U.S. troops to China, 1900
5. U.S.A.T. LAWTON at a Seattle dock preparing to transport U.S. troops to China, 1900
Military corral in Seattle showing tents, soldiers and horses, August 1900
6. Military corral in Seattle showing tents, soldiers and horses, August 1900
Military corral in Seattle showing horse stables, August, 1900
7. Military corral in Seattle showing horse stables, August, 1900
U.S.A.T. ROSECRANS transporting U.S. troops out of Seattle en route to China, 1900
8. U.S.A.T. ROSECRANS transporting U.S. troops out of Seattle en route to China, 1900
U.S. government military corral in Seattle, showing a soldier or packer on horseback, August, 1900
9. U.S. government military corral in Seattle, showing a soldier or packer on horseback, August, 1900
Military corral, Seattle, August 10, 1900
10. Military corral, Seattle, August 10, 1900
U.S. government military corral in Seattle, showing packers and horses at feeding time, August 14, 1900
11. U.S. government military corral in Seattle, showing packers and horses at feeding time, August 14, 1900
U.S.A.T. LAWTON transporting U.S. troops out of Seattle en route to China, July 22, 1900
12. U.S.A.T. LAWTON transporting U.S. troops out of Seattle en route to China, July 22, 1900
U.S. government military corral in Seattle, showing packers on horseback, August 14, 1900
13. U.S. government military corral in Seattle, showing packers on horseback, August 14, 1900
U.S.A.T. GARONNE at Arlington Dock, Seattle, preparing to transport troops to China, August 7, 1900
14. U.S.A.T. GARONNE at Arlington Dock, Seattle, preparing to transport troops to China, August 7, 1900
U.S.A.T. EGBERT docked at Schwabacher's Wharf and preparing to transport troops to China, Seattle, August
15. U.S.A.T. EGBERT docked at Schwabacher's Wharf and preparing to transport troops to China, Seattle, August 7, 1900
U.S. government military corral in north Seattle showing pack mules, August 14, 1900
16. U.S. government military corral in north Seattle showing pack mules, August 14, 1900
U.S. government military corral in north Seattle showing soldiers making pack saddles in a tent, August
17. U.S. government military corral in north Seattle showing soldiers making pack saddles in a tent, August 14, 1900
U.S. government military corral in north Seattle showing a man on horseback, August 14, 1900
18. U.S. government military corral in north Seattle showing a man on horseback, August 14, 1900
Military corral in Seattle showing pack animals and soldiers in camp, August 1900
19. Military corral in Seattle showing pack animals and soldiers in camp, August 1900
Soldiers taking a break, Fort Lawton, August 1900
20. Soldiers taking a break, Fort Lawton, August 1900
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