The Snapshots in Time Collection
Gallery: PHOTOGRAPHS
Drawn from the family archive of Captain Carl L. Stone, these portraits follow one man from a Victorian childhood sitting to the khaki uniform and saber of a Philippine Scouts officer. Alongside them, views of a nipa hut near Camp Stotsenburg and mounted officers in the islands place a personal life within the American presence in the Philippines.
Studio Portrait of a Boy, Age 12, with Medal (Carl Stone Collection)
Studio Portrait of a Boy, Age Twelve, Wearing a Medal -- Believed to be Carl Stone, Late 19th Century
Studio Portrait of Carl Stone at Age Sixteen, Retouched, Late 19th Century
Studio Portrait of Carl Stone at Age Sixteen, Pre-War Years
Studio Portrait of a First Lieutenant, Philippine Scouts, 5th Battalion, 1906
1st Lieutenant, Philippine Scouts, 5th Battalion, Studio Portrait, 1906
Studio Portrait of a Young Man at Age 21 (Carl Stone), Spanish-American War Era
Studio Portrait of Young Man, Age 21 - Carl Stone Collection, Pre-Spanish-American War Era
Portrait of a 24-Year-Old Lieutenant, Minnesota Volunteer Infantry, Philippines, Spanish-American War Era
Studio Portrait of a Young U.S. Volunteer Infantry Lieutenant in Tropical White Uniform, Philippines, Spanish-American War Era (c. 1898-1902)
Studio Portrait of a Young Child, Age Four, Victorian Era (Retouched Print)
Victorian-Era Vignette Studio Portrait of a Young Child, Age Four — Carl Stone Family Collection
Two Mounted U.S. Officers Before Filipino Building, Spanish-American War/Philippine-American War Era
American Officers on Horseback Before Quartermaster Depot Building, Philippines, Spanish-American War Era (c. 1898-1900)
Fort Stotsenburg, Philippine Islands, 1903 - Parade Ground and Post Buildings
Memorial Tribute Page: Captain Carl L. Stone, Philippine Scouts, 1901-1920
Stone Family Home, Minnesota — Two Women Seated on the Front Porch Steps
Nipa Hut Dwelling near Camp Stotsenburg, Philippines, 1903