Category:U.S. troops assembling in Seattle to embark for the Boxer Rebellion

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English: U.S. troops assembling in Seattle, Washington, U.S. to embark to help put down the Boxer Rebellion. There appear to have been at least two military corrals in Seattle, one at Fort Lawton and on at what is now Seattle Center, part of the land claim of David Denny and his wife Louisa Boren Denny.

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This category has the following 2 subcategories, out of 2 total.

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U.S. troops assembling at Fort Lawton to embark for the Boxer Rebellion‎ (8 F)

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U.S. troops assembling at military corral in 'North Seattle' to embark for the Boxer Rebellion‎ (24 F)

Media in category "U.S. troops assembling in Seattle to embark for the Boxer Rebellion"

The following 25 files are in this category, out of 25 total.

Military corral in Seattle showing horses and soldiers at a watering trough, August, 1900 (PEISER 96).jpeg 768 × 594; 59 KB
Military corral in Seattle showing pack animals and soldiers in camp, August 1900 (PEISER 65).jpeg 634 × 489; 41 KB
Military corral in Seattle showing soldiers resting with their equipment, August 1900 (PEISER 51).jpeg 768 × 601; 76 KB
Military corral in Seattle showing soldiers with a horse drawn wagon, August 1900 (PEISER 45).jpeg 620 × 440; 40 KB
Military corral in Seattle showing stables and horses feeding, August 1900 (PEISER 48).jpeg 768 × 589; 54 KB
USAT PAKLING transporting US troops and horses out of Seattle en route for China, August 5, 1900 (PEISER 61).jpeg 618 × 497; 26 KB
US soldiers from Company A, 7th Regiment, in Seattle about to leave for China, August 1900 (PEISER 59).jpeg 527 × 415; 37 KB
USAT ATHENIAN docked in Seattle and preparing to transport troops to China, August 18, 1900 (PEISER 107).jpeg 634 × 496; 41 KB
USAT EGBERT docked at Schwabacher's Wharf and preparing to transport troops to China, Seattle, August 7, 1900 (PEISER 70).jpeg 633 × 502; 38 KB
USAT GARONNE at Arlington Dock, Seattle, preparing to transport troops to China, August 7, 1900 (PEISER 71).jpeg 624 × 498; 24 KB
USAT GARONNE departing for China with troops A, B, C, D, I, K, L, and M first cavalry, August 7, 1900 (PEISER 203).jpg 768 × 532; 32 KB
USAT GARONNE departing with troops out of Seattle en route to China, August 5, 1900 (PEISER 23).jpeg 634 × 497; 33 KB
USAT GARONNE in a Seattle harbor preparing to transport US troops to China, July 28, 1900 (PEISER 37).jpeg 768 × 580; 40 KB
USAT GARONNE in harbor, July 28, 1900 (PEISER 168).jpg 768 × 602; 31 KB
USAT GARONNE transporting US troops out of Seattle en route to China, August 7, 1900 (PEISER 118).jpeg 637 × 501; 35 KB
USAT KINTUCK at a Seattle dock preparing to transport US troops to China, August 20, 1900 (PEISER 55).jpeg 768 × 604; 32 KB
USAT LAWTON at a Seattle dock preparing to transport US troops to China, 1900 (PEISER 6).jpeg 613 × 492; 24 KB
USAT LAWTON at a Seattle dock preparing to transport US troops to China, 1900 (PEISER 85).jpeg 625 × 500; 25 KB
USAT LAWTON transporting US troops out of Seattle en route to China, July 22, 1900 (PEISER 119).jpeg 768 × 494; 40 KB
USAT LAWTON transporting US troops out of Seattle en route to China, July 22, 1900 (PEISER 73).jpeg 768 × 598; 54 KB
USAT ROSECRANS and LAWTON docked at the foot of University St in Seattle, preparing to transport US troops to China, 1900 (PEISER 134).jpeg 426 × 600; 25 KB
USAT ROSECRANS and LAWTON docked at the foot of University St in Seattle, preparing to transport US troops to China, 1900 (PEISER 26).jpeg 768 × 591; 60 KB
USAT ROSECRANS transporting US troops out of Seattle en route to China, 1900 (PEISER 79).jpeg 623 × 472; 20 KB
USAT ROSECRANS transporting US troops out of Seattle en route to China, July 22, 1900 (PEISER 91).jpeg 768 × 597; 32 KB
USAT ROSECRANS transporting US troops out of Seattle en route to China, July 23, 1900 (PEISER 58).jpeg 605 × 457; 12 KB

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