Add to ORKG14703 Block House No. 14 on the right flank showing the effect of the shells from my gun bursting inside. Taken from eh rear. Charles Mabey is in the foreground with native Sgt. Anderson standing alone. Natives at opening in block house with Manser rifles, 1898. Charles R. Mabey--Donor
Color print from the American Solider collection. 1780, Spanish troops at Pensacola Florida. This im...
Photograph of American soldiers posing in front of a Spanish blockhouse fortification in Cuba
The most visible feature on San Juan Heights is this reconstrcuted Spanish blockhouse flanked by Spa...
14712 Charles R. Mabey--Donor. 1898. View of our line of entrenchments, taken from our magazine whe...
14706 Old European house at our entrenchments situated between Ballation A and Batt. B's guns. This...
14701 Third W.W. Infantry and firing line near Caloocan, 1898. Charles R. Mabey-- Donor
14718 Entrenchments and Utah Light Battery in action near Chinese Church, Feb. 10, 1899. Blockhouse ...
14704 This is the old church where the heaviest fighting occurred on August 14, 1898. When I arrive...
14695 Spanish-American War, Battery B, San Francisco, Camp Merrit. Door--Charles R. Mabey
14697 Cemetery near Manila in the Philippine Islands, 1898. Charles R. Mabey--Donor
14714 Camp Merritt, San Francisco, California. The tent marked is ours. Some Battery B men are stand...
14705 Fort at Malata from which we received the hottest artillery fire. You can see the effect of o...
14707 Camp Kent, on the Fort Douglas Military Reserve, established by Utah Volunteers, 1898. Charles...
14699 Rena Cristina, Spanish Flag Ship sunk by Dewey, May 1, 1898. Charles R. Mabey--Donor
America declared war on Spain in April 1898. One hundred and twenty men enlisted in Company B , 3rd ...
Color print from the American Solider collection. 1780, Spanish troops at Pensacola Florida. This im...
Photograph of American soldiers posing in front of a Spanish blockhouse fortification in Cuba
The most visible feature on San Juan Heights is this reconstrcuted Spanish blockhouse flanked by Spa...
14712 Charles R. Mabey--Donor. 1898. View of our line of entrenchments, taken from our magazine whe...
14706 Old European house at our entrenchments situated between Ballation A and Batt. B's guns. This...
14701 Third W.W. Infantry and firing line near Caloocan, 1898. Charles R. Mabey-- Donor
14718 Entrenchments and Utah Light Battery in action near Chinese Church, Feb. 10, 1899. Blockhouse ...
14704 This is the old church where the heaviest fighting occurred on August 14, 1898. When I arrive...
14695 Spanish-American War, Battery B, San Francisco, Camp Merrit. Door--Charles R. Mabey
14697 Cemetery near Manila in the Philippine Islands, 1898. Charles R. Mabey--Donor
14714 Camp Merritt, San Francisco, California. The tent marked is ours. Some Battery B men are stand...
14705 Fort at Malata from which we received the hottest artillery fire. You can see the effect of o...
14707 Camp Kent, on the Fort Douglas Military Reserve, established by Utah Volunteers, 1898. Charles...
14699 Rena Cristina, Spanish Flag Ship sunk by Dewey, May 1, 1898. Charles R. Mabey--Donor
America declared war on Spain in April 1898. One hundred and twenty men enlisted in Company B , 3rd ...
Color print from the American Solider collection. 1780, Spanish troops at Pensacola Florida. This im...
Photograph of American soldiers posing in front of a Spanish blockhouse fortification in Cuba
The most visible feature on San Juan Heights is this reconstrcuted Spanish blockhouse flanked by Spa...