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An original 4.5x2.5" antique photo from a collection of vintage photographs acquired from an estate in the Vermont / New Hampshire region. Photo is likely one of a kind. Professionally packaged in a rigid mailer for safe delivery.
Photo Overview
A group of soldiers from the Vermont National Guard's 1st Infantry is seen marching in a parade in Bellows Falls, Vermont, on Memorial Day, 1917. The soldiers are in uniform, carrying rifles while marching in formation. The background reveals a small town setting with several houses and a cemetery, which adds a poignant touch given the Memorial Day context.
Memorial Day is a United States holiday observed in late May, dedicated to honoring and mourning military personnel who have died in service. In 1917, the United States had entered World War I, contributing significantly to its historical importance. Parades like this one were common, serving as both a commemoration of the fallen and a morale booster for the community.
Condition: Please see photos for condition. In good to fair vintage condition. Remnants of cardboard / glue on back.
