A barge or ferry is docked on the river by a small cluster of buildings. It is tentatively identified on the back as Specht's Ferry just north of Dubuque.
Six employees, four women and two men, are at work at their desks in this brightly-lit office illuminated by four tall windows and a skylight. Two electric calculating machines are placed near the desks. The floor is of a light-colored wood. A “Spahn…
The photograph shows an empty field, likely a battlefield, with haze in the distance. The photo is marked U.S. Official and has the Signal Corps logo, 44067.
The item is cataloged at the National Archives: https://catalog.archives.gov/id/55246899
A row of buildings runs along the left hand side of a snow-covered street. The buildings are tall, all at least three stories, and toward the back of the card appear to grow taller - it is possibly depicting downtown Dubuque.
A narrow street with buildings on each ascends up an incline; it is identified as Fay Street. There is a man and his dog in front of a house on the right side of the street.
The photograph is shot looking north along White Street at the intersection of 12th; there is a house on the left and St. John's Lutheran Church on the right. An electric streetlight hangs overhead.
The photo is shot looking north along White Street from the intersection of 12th. It shows a woman in front of a house on the left and a horse and carriage in front of St. John's Lutheran Church on the right. There is an electric light hanging over…
The photo is shot looking north on 12th and White Streets. The road, trees and buildings are covered with snow. There is a horse and buggy going down the road, and nuns walking on the sidewalk to the right in front of St. John's Lutheran Church,…