Taxonomy term

General Slocum (Steamboat)

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Men of the Second Battery firing a gun to help raise the bodies of General Slocum victims New York City, June 1904.

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Unidentified men conferring regarding the General Slocum, North Brother Island, New York City, June 1904.

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Sealing caskets from the General Slocum disaster, North Brother Island, New York City, June 1904.

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Men of the Second Battery rolling a gun into place on a pier, New York City, June 1904.

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Launch with a casket in the stern, the General Slocum disaster, North Brother Island, New York City, June 1904.

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Families of victims waiting to claim bodies from the General Slocum disaster, North Brother Island, New York City, June 1904.

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Crowd gathered around the recovered body of a child from the General Slocum, North Brother Island, New York City, June 1904.

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Unidentified officials conversing on a boat, North Brother Island [?], New York City, June 1904.

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Unidentified man on a dock, the General Slocum disaster, North Brother Island, New York City, June 1904.

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Men of the Second Battery with an artillery piece, horses and caissons on a pier, New York City, June 1904.

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Carrying a child's body from the General Slocum disaster, North Brother Island, New York City, June 1904.

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Men of the Second Battery firing a gun to help raise the bodies of General Slocum victims New York City, June 1904.

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Police officer and two unidentified men with a basket of documents [death certificates?] related to the General Slocum disaster, North Brother Island, New York City, June 1904.

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Two men with the body of a child from the General Slocum disaster, North Brother Island, New York City, June 1904.

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Men of the Second Battery loading an artillery gun on a pier, New York City, June 1904.

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Unidentified officials conferring on the dock at North Brother Island regarding the General Slocum, New York City, June 1904.

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Group photo of unidentified men from the Second Battery, New York City, June 1904.

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Men of the Second Battery rolling a gun into place on a pier, New York City, June 1904.

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Men of the Second Battery firing a gun to help raise the bodies of General Slocum victims New York City, June 1904.

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Three unidentified men in the aftermath of the General Slocum disaster, North Brother Island [?], New York City, June 1904.

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The 3rd Street Pier, from which the General Slocum departed, New York City, June 1904.

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Crowd gathered around the recovered body of a child from the General Slocum, North Brother Island, New York City, June 1904.

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Two unidentified officials conversing on a boat in the aftermath of the sinking of the General Slocum, North Brother Island [?], New York City, June 1904.

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Men of the Second Battery rolling a gun into place on a pier, New York City, June 1904.

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Men pulling a wagon loaded with coffins from the General Slocum disaster, North Brother Island, New York City, June 1904.

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Boat possibly searching for bodies from the General Slocum, New York City, June 1904.

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The General Slocum disaster: chairs containing victims' identifying possessions, New York City, June 1904.

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Police officers and an unidentified man with a basket full of documents [death certificates?] related to the General Slocum disaster, North Brother Island, New York City, June 1904.

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Bodies from the General Slocum being kept on ice, New York City, June 1904.

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Men of the Second Battery firing a gun to help raise the bodies of General Slocum victims New York City, June 1904.