Panorama of Camp Cody thing
also known as: 82 inch long panorama, World War I panorama
Summary: An 82-inch-long panoramic photograph depicting the center portion of Camp Cody during World War I, including tents, buildings, and landscape.
Completeness: 51/100 Grade D
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cited from _th_Division_Camp_Cody_Deming_N_M_ (1917)
_th_Division_Camp_Cody_Deming_N_M_
Notes: Detail view of the center portion in an 82 inch long panorama of World War I Camp Cody in Deming New Mexico, showing tents and other military buildings in orderly arrangement in a broad arid landscape, with inset photographic portrait of…
cited from _th_Division_Camp_Cody_Deming_N_M_ (1917)
_th_Division_Camp_Cody_Deming_N_M_
Notes: Detail view of the center portion in an 82 inch long panorama of World War I Camp Cody in Deming New Mexico, showing tents and other military buildings in orderly arrangement in a broad arid landscape, with inset photographic portrait of…
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Richard's Film Service · 1917 · photo · No institutional restrictions placed on use of this collection. Duplication of material is allowed for research purposes. The Center for Southwest Research does not hold copyright. · details