The Great War in Stereoviews

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Title List — Keystone View Company First Set of 1919

Sequence	Image Number	Title
1	15625	Sarajevo, Yugoslavia—Scene of Murder of Crown Prince which Started Flame that Engulfed All Europe
2	16046	The 48th Highlanders of Toronto
3	14506	Part of the Czar's Millions
4	14797	Germany's Dreaded Foe in the East
5	11374	English Cavalry Horses Ready for the Front
6	18098	With the French Army in the Dardanelles. Camp of the African Cavalry (Chasseurs d'Afrique)
7	18054	A Part of England's Cosmopolitan Army
8	12031	French Soldiers Enduring the Hardships of Camp Life
9	18050	With the Belgian Army at the Front: Inspection of Rifles
10	18009	Trenches of the Allies Among the Dunes and Brambles on the Coast of Flanders
11	18630	Marshall Joffre and Other High Officials of the French Army at Sheltered Headquarters Near the Front
12	18079	Inspecting a Nearly Completed Pontoon Bridge in the French Sector of the West Front
13	18078	Army Mess Wagons Serving Hot Coffee to a Battery of Artillery after a Forced March to a Position in the Woods
14	18627	An Army Kitchen Behind the Firing Line
15	18601	Barricade in Streets of Eclusiers, France, M'lle Semner, Heroine, and Soldiers in Foreground
16	18633	French Soldiers Resting In The Trenches
17	18603	Camp of French Artillerymen. Enjoying Well-earned Rest from Trench Warfare
18	18097	Tired, Hungry Frenchmen—Heroes of the Trenches Retiring for a Rest After Hours of Ceaseless Fighting
19	18655	French Troops on Their Return from the Firing Line in the Region of Verdun
20	18608	French Field Hospital—Locating Bullet With X-Ray Machine
21	18059	Russian Wounded in the Hospital
22	18650	German Prisoners, Under Guard of French Soldiers, Were Humanely Treated by the Allies
23	18615	German Wounded Prisoners Succored and Tended by the Allies, Who, Contrary to the Practice of the Germans, Treat the Wounded Kindly
24	18099	Decorating With Medaille Militaire. Adjutant Dambrine, Severely Wounded at Ablain St. Nazaire,France
25	18613	Sacrificed on Altar of German Militarism—Arrival of Dead at Military Cemetery, Villers au Bois
26	18629	Searching the Ruins, "Somewhere in France"
27	18607	Ruined Church at Sompul, France. In Foreground, Graves of Staff of General Barbode (Nine Officers) Killed by Same German Shell
28	18055	Artillery Maneuvers—The Decisive Factor of the Present War
29	18058	French Guns, Paris, France
30	18631	Off for Berlin! High Power Autotruck Delivering Large Cannon to the Firing Line in France
31	18085	Autotruck Taking a Heavy Gun Into Action Near Verdun, France
32	18609	Raining Death and Destruction on Prussian Ranks—French No. 75 Gun Concealed to Cover Advance of Infantry on German Defenses
33	18652	Bursting of a Shell; The Gun is Out of Sight Miles and Miles Away
34	18651	A French 155-mm Gun Trained on the German Trenches
35	18640	French Gunners Adjusting Large Cannon Mounted on Railway Track—France
36	06602	A Russian Gun Dismantled by Implements of War
37	18653	No Obstacle Stops the Soldiers of Democracy. Carrying a 65 Mountain Gun in Sections Over the Mountainous Passes
38	18656	Liquid Fire Gun Captured from the Germans in the Somme by Our Troops
39	18658	Church Bell of a Village of Champagne, Used As a Warning for Gas Attacks
40	18065	A Pioneer of the Kaiser's Forests Shattered into Toothpicks by a Shell from the Russian Lines
41	18612	Shooting German Airplanes—Aircraft Gun Concealed in the Woods
42	18080	Airplane on Scout Duty with French Troops—France
43	18654	A Flock of French Fliers Ready for Action On the Battle Line. Nieuport Airplanes With Guns
44	18077	Preparing to Reconnoiter the Enemy's Position—Officers Entering the Cradle of a Captive Balloon
45	18000	Zeppelin Flying Over a German Town—Lower Valley of the Rhine
46	18632	Zeppelin Wrecked and Burned—Ruins Being Inspected by French Troops
47	16259	British Battle Cruiser "Indomitable," Which Sunk the German Battle Cruiser Bluecher
48	14504	Russian Pacific Fleet
49	19000	President Wilson Addressing Congress on Question of International Peace and Imminent Danger of War
50	19102	The Battle of the Tanks
51	19062	Prominent Washington Women that Will Help Feed the Armies of the Nation by Organizing Kitchen Economy Under Dr. Kay Lyman Wilbur
52	18335	Marshall Joffre, Viviant, Chocheprat and Fabry—French War Commission—With Gov. Lowden and State Officials at Tomb of Lincoln, Springfield, Ill.
53	19031	Sec'y. McAdoo Receiving from Miss Stinson Large Sum Collected for Red Cross in Aeroplane Flight from Buffalo to Washington, D.C.
54	19064	For Five Hours New York's Citizen Army Poured by this Reviewing Stand, Twenty Men Abreast
55	19089	Sousa's Famous Marine Band Playing on South Steps of Treasury Building, Washington, D.C.
56	19074	"Parade Rest"—Naval Training Station
57	18334	"Volley Fire!" by Two Student Companies of the University of Illinois, Urbana, Ill.
58	17389	Our Boys Responding to Uncle Sam's Call
59	19058	"He went not forth as a leader of men, A place in the ranks was enough for him"
60	19057	"Making the World Safe for Democracy"—Our Boys Training for the Firing Line
61	18360	Building Barbed Wire Entanglements—Reserve Officers in Training Camp, Ft. Sheridan, Illinois
62	19085	A Touch of Winter in a National Army Cantonment
63	19096	Sunshine Keeps Our Soldiers Healthy, Daily Sunning of Equipment
64	19095	The Best Fed Men in the World—American Soldiers With Appetites Rockefeller Would Envy
65	19093	American Soldiers Wash Their Own Dishes and they Must Pass Inspection
66	19080	Mess Time Out on the Rifle Range of a Southern Cantonment
67	19063	The Heart of the Nation—Every Mother's Son Ready to do His Duty. Calisthenics in the Army
68	19100	Our Answer to the Kaiser—3,000 of America's Millions Eager to Fight
69	19065	Digging Trenches
70	18359	Target Practice With Automatic Pistol. Reserve Officers' Training Camp, Ft. Sheridan, Ill.
71	19097	Learning How to Give the Huns a Taste of American Steel
72	19094	Learning How to Make Roads for the Final March to Berlin
73	19098	The Boys Appreciate a Rest During Their Long Marches
74	19083	Rest Period in Company Barracks in a Southern Cantonment
75	19028	Preparedness—Sammies on Guard at Roosevelt Irrigation Dam, near Phoenix, Ariz.
76	21784	South Over Gatun Locks and Gatun Lake. Emergency Dam in Position—A Busy Scene on the Panama Canal
77	17391	Love Bids Him Stay, But Duty Calls to the Man in Khaki
78	19070	One of New York's Greatest Military Spectacles The "Rainbow" Division Parading in Honor of Citizen
79	19001	German Ships Seized by Uncle Sam, The Vaterland—the Largest Ship Afloat Transports 10,000 Soldiers
80	19034	Naval Reserves from Portsmouth (N.H.) Navy Yard Leaving Charlestown (Mass.) Navy Yard on Scow Towed by Tug
81	19004	Four of our Submarines in Dry Dock in Government Navy Yard
82	16586	The Battleship Fleet Entering Hampton Roads, Va.
83	16667	Submarines in the Foreground, Battleships and Torpedo Boats in the Background, San Diego Bay, California
84	16540	The Torpedo Boat Flotilla of the Battleship Fleet in Portland Harbor
85	19007	Forward Turret and Bridge of U.S.S. Maryland
86	14127	U.S. Battleship Kentucky
87	14254	Playing Backgammon During a Leisure Hour—One of the Diversions on Board a Battleship
88	14253	A Sailor's Sewing Day Reminds Him Keenly of Home and Mother—Life on Board a Battleship
89	14250	Marines and Sailors Dispersing after an Assembly Aft for Instructions—Life on Board a Battleship
90	14249	Bugler Calling Marines and Sailors to Assemble for Instruction Life on Board a Battleship
91	09367	Gunners on Board U. S. Battleship New York Loading 5-Inch Gun
92	19079	"Over the Top"—American Soldiers Answering the Bugle Call to "Charge"
93	19049	Lieut. LeMaitre of French Aviation Forces, Explaining "Nieuport" Airplane, Fortress Monroe,Va.
94	19019	Doing Their Bit—Students at McKinley Manual Training High School, Washington, D.C., With 4-Inch Shells They Have Made
95	19053	Projectile Weighing 1070 Lbs.—Powder 325 Lbs. One Load for the 12-inch Disappearing Gun [Ft. Monroe]
96	19052	The Heavy 12-Inch Mortars That Protect the Stars and Stripes—Gun Crew Loading Ready to Fire
97	19051	12-inch Disappearing Coast Defense Gun Elevated for Firing, Fortress Monroe, Va.
98	19009	Howitzer Used in Trench Warfare; 500 Lb. High Explosive Shell in Air
99	19050	Preparing for the Firing Line—Loading a 3-Inch Field Gun
100	19103	Our Allies Welcoming American Boys Across the Water
101	11948	President Wilson Landing from the Transport George Washington at Brest, France
102	19132	General Pershing, Commander-in-chief of the American Expeditionary Forces, Conversing with a Group of Officers
103	18683	President Poincare at the Front, France
104	18682	Generals Cadorna and Duport in Consultation Previous to an Attack
105	18674	German Dead Strew the Land Where Once Again the Thrifty French Farmer Will Ply His Peaceful Trade
106	18672	Artillery Observation Post in the Estrees District of the Somme Salient
107	18671	The Armored Tractor—the War Tank—Moves from the Railway Truck to the Platform Under Its Own Power
108	18675	Our "Sammie" Buys an American Newspaper at the Front
109	18673	French Soldiers Bringing a Huge "370" Gun into Position with a Rope
110	19134	Inauguration of the Wilson Bridge at Lyons, France—American Troops Passing Over the Bridge
111	18681	Light Railway and Hillside Dugouts near La Harazee, Argonne Forest
112	19137	American Troops Marching Past Official Reviewing Stand, Chaumont, France
113	19135	American Troops Passing Through Chalons Sur Marne
114	18678	French Troops and Transport on "The Sacred Road," During the Battle of Verdun, 1916
115	18680	German Airplane Brought Down Near Quennevieres in the Oise District
116	18684	Making Use of a Railroad Built by British Troops to Carry Turkish Prisoners to Egypt
117	18648	In the Marne. A Sheltered 75 Carefully Hidden From the Enemy's Sight
118	18606	Heroes from the Front. French Wounded Delivered at Hospital Station from Red Cross Train
119	18670	A French Tank—One of the Allies' Answers to Barbed Wire Entanglements and Machine Gun Nests
120	18661	Italian Soldiers and Artillery Piece
121	19136	General Gouraud Reviewing American Troops
122	18664	Partners of Americans in Marne Counter-Offensive—French Moroccan Troops on Villers-Cotteret Road
123	19110	Billy, the Mascot, Expects to Eat Tin Cans in Berlin Some Day
124	11307	Third Scots Guards
125	16049	French Battleship Leon Gambetta Sunk in the Adriatic
126	11833	Indian Soldiers with Drawn Swords—30,000 of These Were on the English Battle Line in France
127	11243	On the Way to the Front—Italian Troops Passing the Arch of Peace, Milan, Italy
128	18048	View Showing Interior of Sugar Mill Bombarded by the Germans
129	18082	An alarm in Camp! Approach of Enemy Aeroplane, France
130	18031	An Officer's Dugout in the French Trenches (Eur. War)
131	18030	A Hussar Firing Through a Loophole, in the French Trenches
132	18061	Under Arrest Near the Danube River
133	18033	A Peaceful Scene in the Trenches—At the Front
134	18001	Russian Lancers Riding Through the Main Street, "The Tachsen Place," Warsaw, Russia
135	18617	French Troops Entering Village Captured from the Enemy
136	18081	Death and Destruction Follow the Thunder of This French 120 Gun Trained on Prussian Lines
137	18043	In the French Trenches; Infantry Soldier on Observation Duty
138	18094	Devout Mohammedans at the Hour of Prayer; With the Troops in France
139	18057	Spoils of War Captured in the Russian Retreat in the East
140	18083	France's Sturdy Sons Still Roll Forward—On the Way to the Trenches
141	18090	Red Cross Workers from India with Troops in France—British Officer Inspecting Breakfast Preparations
142	18644	A Troop of the British Colonials that Have Deprived Germany of Her African Possessions
143	19005	Looking Straight Up Through a Wireless Signal Tower on a Battleship
144	18036	Troop of French Cyclist Scouts in the Enemy's Country
145	18088	British Troops Rush On Despite the Bursting of German Shells in Their Path, Loos, France
146	18611	French Engineers Building a Pontoon Bridge for the Great Advance—Lining Up the Pontoons
147	18060	Ready to Charge the Russian Lines
148	18016	The "Royal Engineers" Leaving England for the Front
149	18013	Ruins of a Mansion in the Pathway of the German Guns, Senlis, France
150	18046	Commissariat Train Leaving Supply Station (Eur. War)
151	18610	One 105 Gun that has Fired its Last Shot for Prussian Autocracy. Captured in a Recent Allied Drive
152	08044	Breech Mechanism Department (Navy Yard), Washington, D.C.
153	19014	Knitting and Sewing Class—National Service Camp for Girls, Washington, D.C.
154	19027	Lord Northcliffe—England's Fearless Publisher and British Business Agent in America, Leaving State Dept., Washington, D.C.
155	19012	President Wilson on the Stand at the Dedication of the New American Red Cross Society Building, Washington, D.C.
156	19060	Elks Club War Commission to Raise $1,000,000 Red Cross Fund, at the White House, Washington, D.C.
157	17385	An Enthusiastic Contingent of Women Marchers, Preparedness Parade, Washington, D.C. June 14th, 1916
158	17386	Red Cross Float passing Reviewing Stand, Preparedness Parade, Washington, D.C. June 14th, 1916
159	17387	U.S. Marines, Preparedness Parade, Washington, D.C. June 14th, 1916
160	17388	First President in History to Participate in a Public Parade—Even on Foot—President Wilson Marching in First Division, Preparedness Parade, Washington, D.C. June 14th, 1916
161	18338	Fitting Out the Men with New Equipment, 6th Regiment Infantry at Camp Lowden, Illinois
162	18337	6th Regt. Inf. At Camp Lowden, Ill.
163	18336	Answering Their Country's Call—Students Drilling, Wesleyan University, Bloomington, Illinois
164	18333	"Present Arms!" Students at the University of Illinois at Drill, Urbana, Ill.
165	18332	At Mess—Sixth Regt, Illinois Infantry
166	18331	Kneeling for Volley Fire—Sixth Regt, Illinois Infantry
167	18330	"Attention!" Co. I of the 6th Regt, Illinois Infantry
168	18362	Marching Drill—Reserve Officers in Training Camp, Ft. Sheridan, Ill.
169	18361	Red Cross Ambulance Company, U. of Chicago, Taking the Oath, on the Midway, Chicago, Ill.
170	18364	Practice in Giving Commands, ROTC Company, Chicago, Ill.
171	19047	Out for a Hike—Troops Fully Equipped, Ft. Snelling, Minn.
172	19045	Company at Attention Fully Equipped for a Hike, Ft. Snelling, Minn.
173	19044	Our Boys in the Trenches—Aiming at Machine Gun Crew, Ft. Snelling, Minnesota
174	19043	Bayonet Drill—Learning the Fundamental Principle of Bayonet Fighting, Ft. Snelling, Minn.
175	19040	Machine Gun Company Going Forward to Position, Ft. Snelling, Minn.
176	19039	Field Lecture on Infantry Manual, Ft. Snelling, Minn.
177	19036	Dress Parade—Company in Line Without Arms, Ft. Snelling, Minn.
178	19032	Naval Reserve Class 4 "Rookie Drill" Manual of Arms—Shoulder Arms! Charlestown Navy Yard, Mass.
179	19029	Russian War Commission Arriving at Union Station, Washington, D.C. Sec'y Lansing and Ambassador Boris A. Bahmetieff in Front
180	17390	Farewell to Friends and Home Folks—Soldiers Leaving for the Front
181	19021	A Company of the Reserve Officers—In Training at Fort Meyer, Va.
182	17370	A Detachment of U.S. Infantry and Quarters in Mexico
183	17361	Machine Gun Equipment of the 23rd U.S. Infantry
184	17362	Loophole Protected from Shrapnel Five-Man Deep Trenches as Used by Our Soldiers in Mexico
185	19118	Uncle Sam Provides for Comfort of His Soldiers. Colored Troops en Route
186	19121	After the War Was Won. The Battleship Nevada Lying in the Hudson River
187	19131	Returning to France for More Troops, the Leviathan Carries Back 200 Polish Recruits to Aid in Forming the New Polish Gov't.
188	19108	Supper is Over and the Day's Work is Done—Colored Troops Washing Their Supper Dishes
189	19086	President Woodrow Wilson Reviewing Reserve Officers Graduated from Fort Myer Training School
190	19091	Bidding Farewell to the Homeland
191	19002	New York Harbor from Woolworth Tower. Could the German Fleet Get by Fortifications & Capture the City as Military Men Tell Us?
192	19059	Granting Commissions to Reserve Officers—Pres. And Mrs. Wilson, Sec'y. Baker and Gen. Scott, Fort Myer, Va.
193	11952	Boston's First Reception to Pres. Wilson is the Occasion of His Return from France, February 24, 1919
194	19122	Safe Home Again in the "Land of the Free!" Transport George Washington
195	19123	Back Again to the Homeland—U.S. Transport George Washington Touching the Pier at New York
196	19124	They didn't Come Back Till "Twas Over, Over There." Troops Landing from the George Washington, [NY]
197	19127	U.S. Battleships Serve as Transports in Bringing Our Troops Home—The Louisiana at Dock in New York Harbor
198	19128	The New York City Skyline Brings a Thrill to the Heart of Every Returning Doughboy—U.S.S. Louisiana
199	19120	"Home Again! Home Again! America for Me." Return of U.S. Fleet. Greatest Review in American History. 6th Battle Squadron in Hudson River
200	19125	Miles of Autos in Parade in Honor of Returning Soldiers—Fifth Ave. North from 40th St., New York City

Thanks to Alan Schaefer for transcribing the titles of views 101-200 of this set.