Back Tracking an Old Trail by Pioneer Photographer
William H. Jackson eighty nine year old Oregon Trail Memorial association secretary plans a summer back trek along the Oregon Trail. He started as a bullwhacker and Civil War draftsman then became a noted pioneer photographer, aiding Hayden surveys and Yellowstone photos. He will travel by auto to place monuments and markers and end his career with one more historic journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Jackson
Oregon Trail Memorial Association
Rocky Mountains
Missouri River
Pacific Coast
America
Oregon Trail
Jackson
Keesville
Adirondacks
New York State
Georgia
New York
Mr. Jackson
Mniss
Lincoln
Rutland Light Guards
Twelfth
Vermont Infantry
Vermont
Bull Run
Detroit
Chicago
St. Joseph
Ria
Nebraska
Montana
Nebraska City
Missouri
Fort Kearney
Julesburg
Fort Laramie
South Pass
Great Salt Lake
Young Jackson
Great Salt Lake City
Night Watch
Platte River
Colo
W. H. Jackson
Daniel Carter Beard
Ezra Meeker
Association
Devil's Gate
Sweetwater
Union Pacific Railroad
Ell
Omaha
F. W. Hayden
United States Geological Survey
Territories
Wyoming
Doctor Hayden
Independence Rock
Oregon
Sweetwater River
Fort Saunders
Washington
Yellowstone
Yellowstone National Park
Hayden Geological Survey
Rocky Mountain
Detroit Publishing Company
Those Last Hours of the Great Conflict
A Kansas farmer reflects on the final hours of World War I, recalling the Highty-ninth division’s advance through Meuse battlelines, the shock of war, and the emotional end as orders to cease fire arrive. The piece honors fallen soldiers and the enduring memory of combat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powder River
Stenay
Sunflower
Meuse
America
Kansas
Memorial to the Nation's War Heroes at Arlington
Arlington Memorial stands as a vast monument to the fruits of battle, gathering the dead from Civil War fields and later wars, including the Spanish American War, World War I, and the Philippine insurrection. It honors unknown soldiers and the fallen from North and South, marking a peaceful resting place amid history and memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alington
Maine
Vermont
Iowa
Rappahannock
In Memoriam Memorial Day Reverence from St Louis Post-Dispatch
In grateful memory of soldiers from the French and Indian War through World War I and other conflicts. The piece honors veterans and pioneers who endured danger and privation in service to American civilization, echoing a Memorial Day tribute from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
End of War Celebrations Across the World
The armistice at the eleventh hour on the eleventh day of the eleventh month 1918 ends modern war’s bloodletting. Worldwide joy includes bells, flags, parades, and cheering crowds as leaders celebrate victory and peace. From Rome to Tokyo, scenes of gaiety, cafes, and bright windows mark a new era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caruso
Broadway
Grand Tral Station
Tokyo
Europe
Washington Post
Also Mentioned on This Page
Elmo Scott Watson
Billy
Jackson Brothers
Western Newspaper Union
Flanders
Hank Gowdy
Braves
Tommy Hitchcock
John Millus
Varennes
Shawkey
Grand Fleet
Frank Cavanaugh
Tommy Armour
Jess Petty
Joe Harris
Eddie Rickenbacker
Johnny Poe
Johnny Overton
Hindenburg
Tony Wilding
Captain Cheape
Tommy O’brien
Jean Bouin
Cyril Tolly
Gene Tunney
Eddie
Grant
Detroit News
Virginia
State of
National Capital
Richmond
Arlington
Atlantic
Pacific
Soldiers’ and Sailors
Hudson River
Riverside Drive