Gallery of the Open Frontier Site Map / Subject Headings Beginning with "T"

· Tables / Delivery / Trucks / Schools / Japanese-Americans / Japanese-American relocation / Relocation camps

o Description: This page contains information about Topaz, Utah. Tables made on the project by volunteer workers being delivered to barracks rooms, which will be temporarily used as school rooms, since the project has no school structures.

· Tableware / Cafeterias / Dishwashing / Japanese-Americans / Japanese-American relocation / Relocation camps / Women

o Description: This page contains information about Granada Relocation Center, Amache, Colorado. A kitchen crew wiping the last remnants of the evening's dishes in a resident mess hall.

· Tableware / Packing / Closing preparations / Japanese-American relocation / Relocation camps

o Description: This page contains information about Closing of the Jerome Relocation Center, Denson, Arkansas. Dishes from the thirty-three Jerome messhalls were packed in straw and placed in large G. I. Cans for shipment to other centers. The straw was purchased at a nearby farm.

· Tailoring / Vocational education / Indian schools / Students / Native Americans / Sewing

o Description: This page contains information about Note on Photo: Learning tailoring and mending.

· Tanks (Military science)

o Description: This page contains information about World War I photographs

· Tanks (Military science) / Soldiers

o Description: This page contains information about Bombing campaign. Europe & North Africa

· Taos / Native American life / Native Americans / Women / Ethnographic photographs / Baking / Ovens

o Description: This page contains information about Pueblo de Taos, New Mexico. Making Bread.

· Taos / Native Americans / Mothers & children / Portraits

o Description: This page contains information about Taos Indians (2 women and 3 children)

· Taos / Native Americans / Pueblos / Children / Families

o Description: This page contains information about Taos home scene, New Mexico.

· Taos / Pueblos / Settlements / Native Americans / Ethnographic photographs / Children

o Description: This page contains information about South Pueblo, Taos, New Mexico.

· Taos Indians / Churches / Settlements

o Description: This page contains information about Taos Indians - Miscellaneous -Entrance of Church at Taos.

· Tarring & feathering / Portraits

o Description: This page contains information about John Meintz, punished during World War I

· Tarring & feathering / Portraits

o Description: This page contains information about John Meintz, punished during World War I

· Taxidermy / Dead animals / Bison

o Description: This page contains information about About the same as shooting at the side of a barn. It is important from the taxidermist's viewpoint, however, to place the bullet just below the ear.

· Taxidermy / Elk / Dead animals

o Description: This page contains information about Elk purchased and killed by Escofie and Rodgers, taxidermists of Oklahoma City. Our barrel-top laboratory to left.

· Taxidermy / Hides & skins / Bison

o Description: This page contains information about The taxidermist's first step. This particular skin is destined to be mounted for the University of Oklahoma.

· Teachers / Children / Stages (Platforms) / Theatrical productions / Japanese-American relocation / Relocation camps

o Description: This page contains information about Tule Lake Segregation Center, Newell, California. Opening scene of the talent show sponsored by Tri-State High School student body June 9 at Tule Lake Center to help finance the annual. Shown is Reiko Kumasaki, Nisei tot who had a toe-dancing contract with a film studio pre-evacuation. -- Faculty department production in talent show.

· Teachers / Indian schools / Native Americans

o Description: This page contains information about Early staff of the Albuquerque Indian School.

· Teachers / Indian schools / Women / Native Americans / Portraits

o Description: This page contains information about Indian employees of Seger Colony School.

· Teachers / Meetings / Nuns / Women

o Description: This page contains information about Taos County, New Mexico. Meeting of regional county teachers.

· Teachers / Photographers / School children / Cameras

o Description: This page contains information about Taos County, New Mexico. Teachers cooperate with itinerant photographer at Questa school. Photographer makes rounds of schools, takes pictures of children in rapid succession, sells small prints 3 for 15 cents, 6 for 25 cents. When the finished pictures are received at the school some days later, the problem is theirs of matching the picture to the subject, not always an easy task.

· Teachers / Physical education / Weight lifting / Japanese-Americans / Japanese-American relocation / Relocation camps

o Description: This page contains information about Heart Mountain Relocation Center, Heart Mountain, Wyoming. The instructor and two students demonstrate the proper handling of weights in the weight lifting class at this center.

· Teachers / School children / Classrooms / Schools / Japanese-Americans / Japanese-American relocation / Relocation camps / Women

o Description: This page contains information about Rohwer Relocation Center, McGehee, Arkansas. Tokie Inouye, teacher. The 3rd grade class in the temporary elementary school in barracks 35-6-F.

· Teachers / School children / Sunday schools / Native Americans

o Description: This page contains information about Sunday School Class at Post Oak Mission, Indiahoma OK. Mrs. A. J. Becker, U. S. Field Matron Teacher.

· Teachers / Scientists / Expedition photographs / Explorers / Expeditions & surveys

o Description: This page contains information about Prof. Burrison collecting Butterflys.

· Teachers / Students / Schools / Classrooms / Japanese-Americans / Japanese-American relocation / Relocation camps / Women

o Description: This page contains information about Rohwer Relocation Center, McGehee, Arkansas. D. L. Cook. Senior Physics Class in Barracks 11-F at the temporary High School quarters.

· Teachers / Women / School children / Classrooms / Desks

o Description: This page contains information about “Fourth grade, Boulder City, Nevada, public school.“

· Teachers / Women / School children / Classrooms / Desks

o Description: This page contains information about “Sixth grade, Boulder City, Nevada, public school.“

· Telegraph / Infantry / Communication devices / Military life / Shelters

o Description: This page contains information about Camp Headquarters, near San Antonio, Mexico, April 25, 1916. (en route with Co. A, 6th Infantry). Buzzer telegraph relaying dispatches to headquarters from a small camp near San Geronimo.

· Telegraph / Infantry / Communication devices / Military life / Shelters

· Telephone lines / Laborers

o Description: This page contains information about Lineman climbing telephone pole

· Telephone lines / Laborers / Maintenance & repair

o Description: This page contains information about Telephone lineman on a pole

· Telephone lines / Laborers / Maintenance & repair

o Description: This page contains information about Telephone lineman Bob Lawrence

· Telephone lines / Maintenance & repair

o Description: This page contains information about Telephone maintance lineman

· Telephone lines / Maintenance & repair / Laborers

o Description: This page contains information about Man on telephone pole working on lines

· Telephone lines / Maintenance & repair / Laborers

o Description: This page contains information about Man on telephone pole works on changing the lines

· Telephones / Office equipment & supplies / Cupboards

o Description: This page contains information about “Detail view of exchange cabinet of government private automatic telephone system in basement of Administration Bldg., Boulder City.“

· Temples / Ruins

o Description: This page contains information about Fallen monolith on south slope of Temple of the Cross, Palenque, Mexico.

· Tents

o Description: This page contains information about Peace Commission Tent and stool on which Gen. Canby was shot by Capt. Jack (Modoc).

· Tents

o Description: This page contains information about Avery, Idaho. Semi-prmanent tent structure.

· Tents / Barracks / Shelters / Military facilities

o Description: This page contains information about Quarters of 2nd Lt. Theodore Barnes, Jr., 15th Cavalry, being moved from Alpine, TX.

· Tents / Camping / Expedition photographs / Mountains / Expeditions & surveys

o Description: This page contains information about Upper Cottonwood Canyon, 1869, Northern Utah

· Tents / Carts & wagons / Construction camps / Laborers / Sabbaths / Horses / Shelters

o Description: This page contains information about Sunday occupation in camp, MT.

· Tents / Carts & wagons / Scientists / Shelters / Camping / Expeditions & surveys / Expedition photographs

o Description: This page contains information about USGS Camp, Willow Creek, MT.

· Tents / Cooks / Bread / Military life / Military cookery

o Description: This page contains information about With the U. S. Troops in Mexico. FIELD BAKERY #7--taking flour into bakery 100 lb. Bags.

· Tents / Cotton pickers

o Description: This page contains information about Coolidge, Maricopa County, Arizona. Within six-tenths of a mile run on the Eastern edge of this town every house was photographed. Occupied mainly by cotton pickers.

· Tents / Forts & fortifications

o Description: This page contains information about Fort Sill, Indian Territory, 1871. General view.

· Tents / Girls / Children / Work camps

o Description: This page contains information about Eloy District, Pinal County, Arizona. Seven-thirty A.M. Migratory cotton picker's children come out of the tent into the morning sunshine. Photograph was made in the FSA mobile unit recently established to serve the migratory families employed in this district.

· Tents / Homesteaders / Families

o Description: This page contains information about Note on photo: Oklahoma Home

· Tents / Huts / Internal migration

o Description: This page contains information about McNews, near Bakersfield, Kern County, California. In McNews subdivision. The West Family, four for 40 families. Note house built of discarded oil derrick lumber.

· Tents / Huts / Shacktowns

o Description: This page contains information about McNews subdivision. 2 and 1/2 miles S.E. of Bakersfield, Kern County, California. Tents and shacks for 40 families. Note house built of discarded oil derrick lumber.

· Tents / Labor housing / Work camps / Auto camps

o Description: This page contains information about Oildale, Kern County, California. “Tent village“ another private auto court for agricultural workers on and off relief. Most of the workers live here permanently.

· Tents / Lakes & ponds / Camping / Saddles

o Description: This page contains information about camp on Mystic Lake, Teton, Wyoming

· Tents / Military Camps

o Description: This page contains information about Note on photograph: “Soldiers camp“

· Tents / Military camps

o Description: This page contains information about With the American Troops in Mexico. Panoramic view of the camp at Colonia Dublan, Mexico.

· Tents / Military camps / Soldiers / Forts & fortifications

o Description: This page contains information about Pitching Camp at Fort Bennett, SD.

· Tents / Military life / Bread / Military personnel

o Description: This page contains information about With the U. S. Troops in Mexico. FIELD BAKERY:-- Bringing out bread that has been baked during the night ready for distribution.

· Tents / Military officers / Soldiers / Portraits

o Description: This page contains information about Headquarters of the American Forces at Colonia Dublan, Mexico. General Pershing with his aide Lt. Collins.

· Tents / Natural disasters / Emergency housing

o Description: This page contains information about San Francisco after Earthquake

· Tents / Portrait photographs / Soldiers

o Description: This page contains information about With the U.S. Troops in Mexico. August, 1916. Group of Officers of the 24th Infantry. Standing left to right: Capt. Joseph L. Topham, Capt. Homer N. Preston, Lt. John P. Edgerly, Capt. Joseph E. Barzynski, Lt. E.W. Fales, Capt. Darbie, M.C., Capt. Arthur J. Davis, Lt. Haig Shekerhian, Lt. J.C. Hatie, Lt. Mert. P. Schillerstrom, Capt. James W.H. Reisinger, Jr., Sitting left to right: Capt. R.R. Wood, Major Girard Sturtevant, Major Fredk. Lewis, Major William Newman, Col. Charles C. Ballon, Col. Winn Commanding Officer, Capt. Daniel G. Berry, Capt. George J. Holden, Capt. Clement A. Tro, Capt. Charles F. Andrews.

· Tents / Portraits / Soldiers

o Description: This page contains information about San Antonio, Mexico. Capt. P.J. Lauber of Company M of the 6th Infantry.

· Tents / Portraits / Soldiers / Smoking

o Description: This page contains information about San Antonio, Mexico. Captain W.H. Johnston, Co. D of the 6th Infantry.

· Tents / Portraits / Soldiers / Smoking / Tobacco pipes

o Description: This page contains information about San Antonio, Mexico. May 11, 1916. Captain Richmond commander of Co. B, of the 1st Battalion of the 6th Infantry.

· Tents / Religious facilities

o Description: This page contains information about Huntley, Montana Reclamation Project, 1905-1931, Church tent at Ballantine.

· Tents / Religious facilities / Horses / Carriages & coaches

o Description: This page contains information about Huntley, Montana Reclamation Project, 1905-1931, Church tent at Riverside.

· Tents / Shelters

o Description: This page contains information about Tent shelter erected for out-door treatment of tuberculosis.

· Tents / Shelters / Health care

o Description: This page contains information about no caption available.

· Tents / Soldiers / Military camps

o Description: This page contains information about Ft Sumner, NM. Camp of Company B, 1st New Mexico Infantry.

· Tents / Soldiers / Military life

o Description: This page contains information about In Camp Lake Itascata. Holding a court martial in the field. The corporal on the right is being tried for charges against him. On right hand with papers is the judge who is reading charges to the court, which is composed of officers, sitting.

· Tents / Soldiers / Portrait photographs

o Description: This page contains information about With the U.S. Troops in Mexico. May 26, 1916. Standing: - Lt. P.S. Kimball, Dr. T.H. Scott, St. J.A. Sarrat. Sitting: - Capt. O.S. Lawrence, Capt. E.S. Walter, Lt. Roderick Dem.

· Tents / Soldiers / Portraits

o Description: This page contains information about San Antonio, Mexico. May 11, 1916. Lt. J.L. Collins, Commander of the 11th Cavalry and General Pershing's Aide de camp.

· Tents / Soldiers / Portraits

o Description: This page contains information about San Antonio, Mexico. Lt. M.F. Davis Company M of the 6th Infantry.

· Tents / Soldiers / Portraits

o Description: This page contains information about San Antonio, Mexico. Lt. J.E. Rossell, Co. E, 6th Infantry.

· Tents / Soldiers / Portraits

o Description: This page contains information about With the U.S. Troops in Mexico. Major F.C. Baker--Capt'n (?). H. Scott--Capt'n A.S. Bowen--Capt'n C.R. Snyder--Capt'n R.W. Kerr--Lieut. W.M. Phleps--Field hospital.

· Tents / Soldiers / Portraits

o Description: This page contains information about With the U.S?Troops in Mexico. Major F.C. Baker--Capt'n G.H. Scott--Capt'n A.S. Bowen--Capt'n C.R. Snyder--Capt'n R.W. Kerr--Lieut. W.M. Phelps--Field hospital #3.

· Tents / Soldiers / Portraits

o Description: This page contains information about With the U.S. Troops in Mexico. Col. Slocum, 13th Cavalry--Lieut. Col. J.D. Glennen (Division Surgeon)--Col. J.W. Nicholson, 11th Cavalry.

· Tents / Soldiers / Portraits / Tobacco pipes

o Description: This page contains information about San Antonio, Mexico. May 11, 1916. Captain E.N. Cooke, Commander of the 1st Battalion of the 6th Infantry.

· Tents / Stone buildings

o Description: This page contains information about Ft. Dakota, Dakota Territory. Commissary storehouse.

· Tents / Women

o Description: This page contains information about Woman in front of tent

· Tents / Women / Cadets / Portrait photographs

o Description: This page contains information about Cadet group and fair sex. Taken at West Point probably summer camp of 1881. 1. Biddle Class 1881 2. Hodges, H.C. “ “ 3. Waters “ “ 4. Townsley “ “ 5. Johnson “ “ 6. Cameron “ 1883 7. Brown “ 1881 8. Patterson (did not graduate) 9. Kernan Class 1881 10. Carleton “ “ 11. Edwards “ 1883 12. Hodges, H.F. “ 1881 13. Davis Ladies: - 1. Miss Bissel of Cleveland O. 2. Miss Mabel Boardman of Cleveland O. 3. Miss Jennie Chamberlain - later Lady Naylor-Leland 4. Miss Katherin Taintor of Cleveland O.

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