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The 369th Regiment Returns Home on Stockholm
The 369th Regiment Returns Home on Stockholm 2/12/1919
Colonel William Hayward, 369th Infantry, deciding a close play at the plate
Colonel William Hayward, 369th Infantry, deciding a close play at the plate 2/13/1918
Gallant 15th Infantry Fighters Home With War Crosses.
Gallant 15th Infantry Fighters Home With War Crosses. 1917-1918
Officers of the Famous Colored Regiment which Arrived Home on the "France."
Officers of the Famous Colored Regiment which Arrived Home on the "France." 2/10/1919
Tug of war contest between members of 369th Infantry
Tug of war contest between members of 369th Infantry 2/13/1918
Disembarkation in New York Harbor
Disembarkation in New York Harbor 1919
The 369th Infantry Arriving Home on the France
The 369th Infantry Arriving Home on the France 1917 - ca. 1919
369th Infantry in its Welcome Home Parade.
369th Infantry in its Welcome Home Parade. 1917 - ca. 1919
The 369th New York Infantry Returns Home
The 369th New York Infantry Returns Home 1917 - ca. 1919
African American Jazz Band on the Deck of a Ship.
African American Jazz Band on the Deck of a Ship. 02/12/1919
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