Photograph of 8 men with rifles, 7 aiming upwards while one inspects his weapon and another unarmed man surveys. The men all have black armbands with the letter "P" emblazoned in white.

Photograph of men standing around a casket with heads bowed and hats removed.

Photograph of eight men carrying a flag covered casket through a German P. O. W. camp.

Photograph of men surrounding a casket as it is lowered into a grave. A religious figure reads from a Bible at the far end of the group.

Photograph of a funeral procession of military personnel and prisoners of war crossing a wooden bridge.

Photograph of two rows of German prisoners of war on either side of a three person wide funeral procession. A casket is carried near the front of the procession as it makes a turn.

Photograph of eight men lifting and carrying a casket decorated with a German flag. Several members of the military are standing to observe this event.

Photograph of the pallbearers progressing through the center of the P. O. W. camp. The prisoners are lined up in three rows on either side of the procession.

Photograph of a crowd of soldiers and prisoners of war in the middle of the encampment looking at two pairs of soldiers. The pair each bears a flowering wreath to place near the casket directly in front of them.

Photograph of eight men in a funeral procession supporting the flag covered casket as the procession travels through the camp.

Photograph of five shirtless men holding farm implements in the middle of a field of crops.

Photograph of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Walenta standing near a car. The photograph was taken during World War I, where Mr. E. H. Walenta was a banker who lived at 6th and K.

Photograph of a one story frame with pitch roof, inset porch with gable front, cut work barge board, porch supported by square columns with balustrade. Transom over the door. Windows are 2/2. Col. P. E. Pearson, civil war veteran and lawyer whose firm has practiced in Richmond for over 100 years moved this house to this house to this site in 1869 to be next door to his widowed mother. T. B. Winston, descendant of Jane Long lived at the same house from 1931-1961.

Photograph of a one story frame with pitch roof, inset porch with gable front, cut work barge board, porch supported by square columns with balustrade. Transom over the door. Windows are 2/2. Col. P. E. Pearson, civil war veteran and lawyer whose firm has practiced in Richmond for over 100 years moved this house to this house to this site in 1869 to be next door to his widowed mother. T. B. Winston, descendant of Jane Long lived at the same house from 1931-1961.

Photograph of a one story frame with pitch roof, inset porch with gable front, cut work barge board, porch supported by square columns with balustrade. Transom over the door. Windows are 2/2. Col. P. E. Pearson, civil war veteran and lawyer whose firm has practiced in Richmond for over 100 years moved this house to this house to this site in 1869 to be next door to his widowed mother. T. B. Winston, descendant of Jane Long lived at the same house from 1931-1961.

Photograph of a one story frame with pitch roof, inset porch with gable front, cut work barge board, porch supported by square columns with balustrade. Transom over the door. Windows are 2/2. Col. P. E. Pearson, civil war veteran and lawyer whose firm has practiced in Richmond for over 100 years moved this house to this house to this site in 1869 to be next door to his widowed mother. T. B. Winston, descendant of Jane Long lived at the same house from 1931-1961.

Photograph of a one story frame with pitch roof, inset porch with gable front, cut work barge board, porch supported by square columns with balustrade. Transom over the door. Windows are 2/2. Col. P. E. Pearson, civil war veteran and lawyer whose firm has practiced in Richmond for over 100 years moved this house to this house to this site in 1869 to be next door to his widowed mother. T. B. Winston, descendant of Jane Long lived at the same house from 1931-1961.

Photograph of a one story frame with pitch roof, inset porch with gable front, cut work barge board, porch supported by square columns with balustrade. Transom over the door. Windows are 2/2. Col. P. E. Pearson, civil war veteran and lawyer whose firm has practiced in Richmond for over 100 years moved this house to this house to this site in 1869 to be next door to his widowed mother. T. B. Winston, descendant of Jane Long lived at the same house from 1931-1961.