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Convent where 1st American trenches were built; Wounded insurgent being carried to American hospital by Philippine prisoners.

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Call Number	C Photo Album 255
Title	Convent where 1st American trenches were built; Wounded insurgent being carried to American hospital by Philippine prisoners.
Creator(s)	Source unknown.
Summary	Building with windows [bullet holes on side?], man in white suit at center left; American soldiers in background, one on horse
Date	circa 1898-1899
Notes	Top photo caption "Convent where 1st American trenches were built"; bottom photo caption "Wounded insurgent being carried to American hospital by Philippine prisoners"
Physical Description	2 photographic prints: b&w
Is Part Of	Spanish American War album
Subject (topic)	Spanish-American War, 1898--History--Pictorial works. Soldiers--Philippines--History--Pictorial works.
Subject (name)	United States--Army--Colorado Infantry Regiment, 1st--History--Pictorial Works.
Subject (geographic)	Park Hill (Denver, Colo. : Neighborhood)
Rights	Contact Western History/Genealogy Dept. Denver Public Library, Denver, Colorado
Reproduction Available for Purchase	Yes
Type of Materials	Collodion prints; Albumen prints; Photographic prints; Photographic albums
Language	eng
Digital Origin	reformatted digital
Format-Medium	Photograph