Thomas McArthur Anderson Philippines photograph collection, 1898-1901 [graphic].

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Thomas McArthur Anderson Philippines photograph collection, 1898-1901 [graphic].

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The Thomas McArthur Anderson Philippines photograph collection consists of photographs taken on the Philippine Islands during the period of the Philippine-American War, from 1898-1901. Most photographs were taken on the island of Luzon, and portray American troops, Philippine Islanders and town scenes. Also included are a few images depicting U.S. Army executions of prisoners by hanging.

32 black and white photographic prints (4 folders)

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Anderson, Thomas McArthur, 1836-1917

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