The Urban Landscape: United States Army Signal Corps Aviation Section, Aerial Tour Photograph Album, 1918

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Cheraw (S.C.) Photograph Album, 1899-1904
United States Army Signal Corps Aviation Section, Aerial Tour Photograph Album, 1918
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Duke University Center for Documentary Studies Documentary Photography Collection, 1979-1985
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Photographs taken during an aerial tour of parts of Florida, Georgia, and Alabama, by Army aviators stationed at Dorr Field, Arcadia, Fla., Oct.-Nov. 1918. Includes many scenes and aerial views of cities, towns, countryside, and airfields.

St. Augustine, Fla., Oct. 22-27 inc. [1918] ("[album page] 15")	Unidentified—no caption available. ("[album page] 16")	Flagler Memorial Church, Flagler Home, Y.M.C.A.,	[St. Augustine, Fla.] Spanish Monument on Plaza de la Constitution. ("[album page] 36")
Jacksonville, Fla. Camp Joseph E. Johnson, Oct. 27, 1918.	Tallahassee, Fla., Sometimes. ("[album page] 101")	Sebring, Fla.. ("[album page] 2")	St. Cloud, Fla.. ("[album page] 6")
Landing Field at St. Cloud [Fla.].	Shipson South Golf Course,	The Clubhouse [of the Shipson South Golf Course],	St. Augustine, Fla. City Gates; part of old city wall built 1743 of Coquina. ("[album page] 33")
St. Augustine, Fla. "Oldest House in America"; St. Francis St. Built 1565, occupied until 1590 by monks of St. Francis. ("[album page] 33")	[St. Augustine, Fla.] City Gates; Built by Spanish. ("[album page] 34")	[St. Augustine, Fla.] St. George St.; Practically as it was 300 years ago, − auto's [sic]. ("[album page] 34")	St. Augustine, Fla. Spanish Governor's House, now Post Office. ("[album page] 35")
[St. Augustine, Fla.] Plaza; Slave market located here. Spanish Cathedral; Built in 1565. ("[album page] 36")	St. Augustine [Fla.]. St. George St; The Business Street. ("[album page] 37")	St. Augustine [Fla.]. National Military Cemetery "Dade." Indians killed in Seminole War buried under three pyramids on left of picture. ("[album page] 37")	[St. Augustine, Fla.] City Hall, Hykolita & St. George Sts. ("[album page] 38")
[St. Augustine, Fla.] Old Army Post, Spanish War. Formerly a Convent. Not used now. ("The wharf"). ("[album page] 38")	St. Augustine, Fla. Ponce De Leon Hotel, open Jan 1 to April. ("[album page] 39")	St. Augustine, Fla. Court of Alcazar Hotel, Moorish Architecture. ("[album page] 39")	[St. Augustine, Fla.] King St., in front of Ponce; Shows Grill in Alcazar Annex.
Lake City, Fla. Main St., Oct. 28-31 [1918].	County Court House, Oct. 28-31 [1918].	The Business Centre [Valdosta, Ga.?]. A stunt hop. ("[album page] 51")	New Valdes Hotel [Valdosta, Ga.?]. ("[album page] 51")
County Court-House [Valdosta, Ga.?]. ("[album page] 52")	Police Station [Valdosta, Ga.?]. ("[album page] 52")	Post Office [Valdosta, Ga.?]. ("[album page] 53")	High School [Valdosta, Ga.?]. ("[album page] 53")