Check List | Title | Photographer’s original description | Image |
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1 | Moscow Stable with American Horse Lou Dillon | Our boys and Lou posing in front of Moscow stables | |
2 | Moscow Race Day | Types of Aristocrats at the races | |
3 | Moscow Hippodrome | The Imperial Trotting Club’s Grand Stand. Cost over $4 million dollars | |
4 | Moscow Imperial Trotting Club Grand Stand Entrance | Rear entrance to the grand stand | |
5 | Moscow Imperial Racetrack Spectators | A big day at the Moscow running track | |
6 | Moscow Stable and Russian Horse Krepesh | Krepesh, record 2:09 1/2, the champion Russian bred trotter | |
7 | Moscow Thieves Market | A prize snap shot on a Sunday morning in the famous Thieves Market, Moscow. I was mobbed by this crowd after taking this picture and had to be rescued by the Soldier-Police | |
8 | Moscow Market Scene | Peasant types near the Moscow market | |
9 | Moscow Street Cobbler | A wayside shoemaker at work | |
10 | Moscow Arseny Morozov Mansion | Marble Palace, Moscow. One of the most beautiful and wonderfully built castles in Europe | |
11 | Moscow Red Square Human Billboards | Street scene in Kremlin | |
12 | Moscow Market Vendors | Moujik beauties posing by request in the open air dry goods market | |
13 | Moscow Roadside Vegetable Market | Roadside vegetable market | |
14 | Moscow Arseny Morozov Mansion | An early morning snap shot alongside the Kremlin walls. Note the heavy blue and white yokes on the horses | |
15 | Moscow Stable Scene | Frank Caton’s pet monks taking in the sun. Mooska, Yashka and Rags | |
16 | Moscow Red Square Priests | Traveling Priests of the lower class | |
17 | Moscow Red Square Scene | Policeman and Priest in the Kremlin | |
18 | Moscow Kremlin Panorama | Palaces and churches from the river | |
19 | St Petersburg Dock Hands | More dock types. The cholera was taking them off at a rate of 100 a day | |
20 | Moscow Kremlin Tsar Bell | The King of Bells in the Kremlin, which fell from its tower before it was ever rung – the broken piece weighs 11 tons | |
21 | Moscow Kremlin Tsar Cannon | The King of Cannons in the Kremlin, snap shot stolen while the guards had their backs turned | |
22 | Moscow Red Square and the Lobnoye Mesto | For a small fee the old lady throws a handful of peas to the waiting pigeons | |
23 | Moscow Racetrack Spectators | All kinds along the race track fence in Moscow | |
24 | Moscow Hotel Scene | A tramp Moujik, Lindstrum, our interpreter and two hotel porters | |
25 | Moscow Boy Street Vendors | They ask to have their pictures taken. Two minutes later, a new arrival looks his best | |
26 | Moscow Boy Street Vendors | The line-up three minutes later, just before a policeman had to clear the street | |
27 | Moscow Orphans | On a bench in front of a big orphan asylum | |
28 | Moscow River Bridge Scene | The camera man’s guide forces a terrified nurse to pose against her will | |
29 | Moscow Cucumber Street Vendor | One of the thousands of cucumber sellers. The natives all eat cucumbers, rinds and all, as we eat apples | |
30 | Moscow Boy Street Vendors And Cart | A very remarkable turnout | |
31 | Moscow Street People | Curious types along the sidewalk | |
32 | Moscow Marketplace Vendors And Customers | Everyday types along the market place | |
33 | Moscow Laughing Boy Peddlers | Boy peddlers making fun of the camera man | |
34 | Moscow Strawberry Vendors | Vendors of wild strawberries on the end of a bridge. All big and husky – note their boots | |
35 | St Petersburg Cholera Epidemic | Some of our boys lined up by a government tea wagon. The operator on the right and the policeman on the left. They dispensed free tea in their efforts to stamp out the cholera that was raging in the city | |
36 | St Petersburg Czar’s Palace | One of the Czar’s Palaces with the Alexander Column. The largest monolith column of modern times on the left | |
37 | St Petersburg Cathedral | The wonderful Cathedral of the Resurrection. All mosaic inside and out | |
38 | St Petersburg Shell Game | A crowd of Moujiks surrounding the manipulator of the 3 shells. The old game as we know it | |