Arizona National Guard photograph album, 1904-1909.

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Arizona National Guard photograph album, 1904-1909.

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Unbound photograph album pages containing photographs of National Guard groups and activities between 1904 and 1909 at Atascadero, California, and Prescott, Bisbee, Phoenix, and Morenci, Arizona. The photographs are mostly formal poses; included are Normal School cadets (1904), a parade at Camp Sloan, Prescott, and a regiment at Camp Kibbey, Phoenix (1908) which includes black troops. Activities depicted at Camp Perry (1909) and Atascadero, California (1908) include soldiers, tents, mealtimes, drills, payday distribution, inspections, and parades. There are images of soldiers at the Bisbee Rifle Range in 1909. Officers photographed at Camp Brodie in 1907 include Col. McClintock, Major Hayden, and Capt. Frank Alkire.

.75 linear ft. (1 box)

Arizona Historical Society, Southern Arizona Division

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SNAC Resource ID: 7538678

Arizona Historical Society, Southern Arizona Division

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