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Fuhrman (Frederick E.) photographs
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Photographs

 

Photographs 1918-1919

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Photographs of Booheedoo

Scope and Content of Photographs

These photographs of Booheedoo depict barracks, soldiers, railways, mountains, and other scenes.
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Photographs of Hailar

Scope and Content of Photographs

These photographs of Hailar depict railways, street scenes, and cemeteries. There are also many people pictured and captioned in these photographs.
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Photographs of Harbin

Scope and Content of Photographs

These photographs of Harbin are labeled as ones of Russian soldiers/cavalry, Chinese civilians and soldiers, as well as scenes of the cholera epidemic.
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Photographs of Manchuria

Scope and Content of Photographs

These photographs of Manchuria (explicit locations within the region are unspecified in these pictures) depict many scenes of refugees.
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Photographs of Vladivostok

Scope and Content of Photographs

These photographs of Vladivostok (Russia) depict soldiers and overall scenery.
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Photographs of Unknown Locations

Scope and Content of Photographs

These are photographs taken in locations that are unidentified by their captions. They mainly depict soldiers and other scenes.
 

Photographs 1918-1919

Scope and Contents

This folder contains photographs concerning Manchuria (mainly Harbin and Hailar). Each photograph has a description.
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Photographs of Booheedoo

Scope and Content of Photographs

These photographs of Booheedoo depict various scenes, including trains and railways used by both civilians and soldiers.
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Photographs of Hailar

Scope and Content of Photographs

These photographs of Hailar depict railway scenes and people.
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Photographs of Harbin

Scope and Content of Photographs

These are photographs of Harbin specifcally capturing the notorious cholera epidemic, as well as civilians and soldiers.
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Photographs of Manchuria

Scope and Content of Photographs

These photographs depict scenes within Manchuria (explicit locations within the region are unidentified; many of the descriptions reference refugees.
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Photographs of Unknown Locations

Scope and Content of Photographs

This folder contains photographs taken at unidentified locations. There are quite a few photographs with captions describing scenes of Korean civilians, bridges, and railway cars.
 

Photographs 1918-1919

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Photographs of Hailar

Scope and Content of Photographs

These photographs of Hailar depict scenes of homes and civilians.
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Photographs of Harbin

Scope and Content of Photographs

These are photographs of Harbin detailing scenes of the cholera epidemic, barracks, train station, and soldiers.
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Photographs of Irkutsk

Scope and Content of Photographs

These photographs of Irkutsk, Russia depict scenes of the jail, church, bridges, and civilians.
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Photographs of Vladivostok

Scope and Content of Photographs

These are some post cards with photographs of the 27th Infantry, first American troops in Siberia Vladivostok (Russia) in August 1918.
 

Photographs 1918-1919

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Photographs of Booheedoo

Scope and Content of Photographs

These are photographs of Booheedoo; they depict scenes of mountains and surrounding scenery, as well as the Red Cross hospital.
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Photographs of Manchuria

Scope and Content of Photographs

These photographs depict scenes of Manchuria (though specific areas within the region are unidentified), to include scenes of camels, refugees and other civilians, and actors/actresses taking part in some street festivities.
 

Photographs 1918-1919

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Photographs of Booheedoo

Scope and Content of Photographs

These photographs of Booheedoo depict scenes of military/civilian trains and platforms, as well as civilians.
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Photographs of Hailar

Scope and Content of Photographs

These photographs of Hailar depict scenes of railway stations, storefronts, and Chinese civilians.
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Photographs of Harbin

Scope and Content of Photographs

These photographs of Harbin depict scenes of the cholera epidemic, soldiers, and civilians.
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Photographs of Vladivostok

Scope and Content of Photographs

These photographs of Vladivostok (Russia) depict scenes of railways, train depot, street cars, the fire department, and the surrounding natural scenery.
 

Photographs 1918-1919

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Photographs of Booheedoo

Scope and Content of Photographs

These photographs of Booheedoo depict scenes that include images of soldiers and camels.
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Photographs of Hailar

Scope and Content of Photographs

These photographs of Hailar depict scenes of the Chinese temple, civilians, camels, and the overall scenery.
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Photographs of Harbin

Scope and Content of Photographs

These photographs of Harbin depict a diverse set of scenes concerning the cholera epidemic, train stations, boats, barracks, and soldiers.
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Photographs of Futajen

Scope and Content of Photographs

These photographs of Futajen (an area within Harbin) depict scenes of the cholera epidemic, nurses, and general street view.
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Photographs of Honolulu

Scope and Content of Photographs

These are photographs taken in Honolulu, which depict various scenes of soldiers, civilians, and overall scenery.
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Photographs of Manchuria

Scope and Content of Photographs

These photographs of Manchuria (though specific regions within are unidentified) depict various scenes including refugees, camels, and train depots.
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Photographs of Vladivostok

Scope and Content of Photographs

These photographs of Vladivostok (Russia) depict scenes of a cemetary, restaurants, and barracks.
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Photographs of Unknown Locations

Scope and Content of Photographs

These photographs were taken in unidentified locations (presumably within either China or Russia); they depict soldiers and civilians alike, as well as overall scenery. Some soldiers are specifically identified by name in the handwritten captions that can be found on the backs of many of the photos.