File:"12th Engineers passing through the Court of Honor." - DPLA - aafaa4d97b73cb182c002a326a6a9746.jpg

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"12th Engineers passing through the Court of Honor." (

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Creator

Peters, William J. 1884-1926

Title

"12th Engineers passing through the Court of Honor."

Description

Horizontal, sepia photograph shows returning 12th Engineers Regiment marching in long columns through the Court of Honor gates. Crowds line both sides of the street and people fill the viewing stands. Handwritten note in margin of the photo reads "May 13, 1919." Handwritten note by the photographer accompanying this photo reads "12th Engineers passing through the Court of Honor." St. Louis officials planned welcome parades for returning local soldiers who were being transported by train to or through St. Louis, including the Twelfth Engineer Regiment of the United States Army. These Parades took different routes but all went through the "Court of Honor" on 12th Street, a section of which was marked by ornate white pillars and public viewing stands. Organizers typically had family members and friends gather at City Hall Park to meet the returning soldiers. Citation: St. Louis Republic, May 1919

Collection

Missouri Historical Society
Location	St. Louis , United States
Coordinates	38° 37′ 52.56″ N, 90° 12′ 35.08″ W
Established	1866
Website	www.mohistory.org
Authority file	: Q6879571 VIAF: 155086396 ISNI: 0000000107288332 LCCN: n81140777 J9U: 987007572706505171 WorldCat

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DPLA identifier: aafaa4d97b73cb182c002a326a6a9746
Missouri Historical Society identifier: P0821-01-298

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