The Snapshots in Time Collection
Gallery: Part 4
Rooftop panoramas of Manila, the Carriedo waterworks basins, mountain roads through the Cordillera, and ships at anchor in Manila Bay chart the Philippines in the last years of Spanish rule and the first of American administration. Sugarcane mills, harbor stops at Nagasaki, and infantry on review add the working and military life that moved through these landscapes.
Crowd Gathered for Procession with American Flags, Philippine Town Plaza, c. 1898-1910
Sugarcane Crushing Mill Operated by Filipino Workers, Philippines, c. 1898-1910
U.S. Army Infantry Battalion on Review, Philippine Garrison, c. 1898-1910
U.S. Army Regimental Band Leading Infantry on Review, Philippine Garrison, c. 1898-1910
Elevated Panoramic View of Philippine Port City with Harbor, c. 1898-1910
Elevated View of Tiled Rooftops and Church Spire, Manila, Philippines, c. 1890s
Sailing Ship and Steamers at Anchor, Manila Bay, Philippines, c. 1890s
Panoramic Rooftop View of Manila, Philippines, c. 1890s
Naval Vessel and Schooner at Anchor, Manila Bay, Philippines, c. 1890s
Steamship at Anchor in Mountainous Bay, Philippines, c. 1890s
Mountain Road and Terraced Valley, Philippine Cordillera Highlands, c. 1890s-1900s
Waterworks Reservoir and Settling Basins, near Manila, Philippines, c. 1890s
Group Gathered on an Embankment Above a Terraced Hillside, Philippines, Late 19th Century
Steamship and Sampans in Harbor, Likely Nagasaki, Japan, c. 1890s
U.S. Army Soldiers Crowding the Deck of a Troop Transport, 'First Sight of Home,' c. 1899-1902
Steamship at Anchor in Harbor, Likely Nagasaki, Japan, c. 1890s
Harbor Anchorage with Steamship and Small Craft, Philippines, c. 1898–1905 (estimated)
