1917 Theodore Roosevelt,Fort Sheridan,Ilinois,Colonel James A,Ryan,GE Bertrand

Theodore Roosevelt reviewing the troops at Fort Sheridan, Ilinois with (left) Colonel James A, Ryan, commanding officer of Fort Sheridan and (right) Captain Georges Etienne Bertrand, a member of the French Chasseur Alpins.
Title: [Theodore Roosevelt reviewing the troops at Fort Sheridan, Ilinois with (left) Colonel James A, Ryan, commanding officer of Fort Sheridan and (right) Captain Georges Etienne Bertrand, a member of the French Chasseur Alpins.
Creator(s): Kufus, Floyd, photographer
Date Created/Published: [27 Sept. 1917]
Medium: 1 photographic print.
Notes:
Title devised by Library staff.
'W.M. Gourley phone 55 Lake Forest Ill.' stamped on back of print.
'Taken by 'Sgt. Floyd Kufus' handwritten on back of print.
Handwritten caption on verso is incorrect: 'Theodore Roosevelt on SS Leviathan on way to Peace Conference'.
Original nitrate negative processed as LC-MISC-23-597.
Gift; J.R. Kufus; 1985; (DLC/PP-1986:061).
Subjects:
Roosevelt, Theodore,--1858-1919.
Bookmark /2010647023/
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