The Snapshots in Time Collection
Gallery: Part 3
Taken by an American serviceman linked to Scott Field, these First World War negatives follow the sights of wartime England, from St Paul's Cathedral seen across the Thames and Marble Arch to the medieval walls of Lincoln Castle and Cathedral. Depot yards stacked with entrenching tools, a requisitioned steam trawler, and troops boarding a Rhine river steamer set the sightseeing against the machinery of the war.
Lincoln Castle Silhouetted Against Overcast Sky, WWI-Era England Negative
Lincoln Castle Curtain Wall and Tower, Lincoln, England, WWI Era
View of Lincoln Cathedral and Lincoln Castle, England, WWI Era
Lincoln Cathedral Viewed from Lincoln Castle, Lincoln, England (WWI Scott Field-England Negatives Collection)
Marble Arch, London, England — WWI-Era Glass Plate Negative (Scott Field Collection)
Small Steam Vessel, Possible Requisitioned Minesweeper/Fishing Trawler, Moored in England (WWI Era)
Parachute Practice from a Dirigible, WWI-Era Aeronautical Training
American Troops Boarding a River Steamer, Likely Rhine River, Post-Armistice Occupation Period, WWI
European River Scene with Arch Bridge, Stone Tower, and Riverboats, Viewed Through Bare Trees (WWI-Era Negative, Scott Field-England Collection)
Stockpiled Shovels at a Military Supply Depot, WWI-Era, Scott Field / England Collection
