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Historic Portrait - Military Field Mass - Vintage Home Decor Print – Antique Photo Print

Historic Portrait - Military Field Mass - Vintage Home Decor Print, 1912 — historic print
Historic Portrait - Military Field Mass - Vintage Home Decor Print, 1912. Historic print from the Harris & Ewing Studio collection.

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This historic print of Historic Portrait - Military Field Mass - Vintage Home Decor Print brings a moment of history to your wall. Drawn from the Snapshots of the Past archive, it is an authentic piece of documented history.

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Historic Portrait - Military Field Mass - Vintage Home Decor Print

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This 1912 view records a military field mass, a religious service held outdoors so troops could worship without a church nearby. Services like this were a familiar part of army life, often held on training grounds or before parades, and they brought worship to the men who were stationed or camped far from home. The photograph comes from the Harris & Ewing studio, a Washington, D.C., firm that documented officials, officers and public events in the capital during the early twentieth century.

Created / published1912
SubjectsHarris & Ewing
Original scan973 × 730 px
ReferenceAMZ-SOTP-HAR-81120

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