U.S. Army Rehabilitation Center / Scenery: Small Animals and Birds / Seminole Indians of Florida

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U.S. Army Rehabilitation Center / Scenery: Small Animals and Birds / Seminole Indians of Florida Produced: 1920

Description The original catalog description provided by the Ford Motor Company reads as follows: a. Wounded U.S. Army troops in a rehabilitation center, many on crutches, in wheelchairs - using typewriters - in classrooms - operating leg-driven band saws - in wood working shop - three U.S. Army officers chatting in front of building - nurses attending to wounded soldiers - soldier using etching equipment. [1920] b. Small stream in farm area, dog plays on bank, crosses stream - views of stream and banks - dog playing in stream, re-crosses stream - turkeys, ducks chased by boy in a farmyard - turkeys - ducks in a partially frozen pond - cloud formation - wind-whipped waves and shore - storm clouds - small industrial plant - breakers and shoreline - mountain stream moving through a rocky area - rapids - steep mountain slopes and rapidly moving clouds - automobiles on mountain road with peaks in background - mountain stream - small stream in farm area, dog plays on bank - banks reflected in stream - stream, cow walks through stream - woman and dog cross log across stream - stream scenes - man jumps from rock to rock to cross stream - woman re-crosses log across stream - stream scenes birds feeding on the ground - woodpecker in the crook of a tree - birds feeding on the ground - squirrel at base of a tree - squirrel climbs up leg and coat of girl, onto her shoulder as she feeds pigeons - man with paper plays with squirrel as it climbs tree. [1919] c. Indian woman and children pose in native dress - woman using pole in large mortar - native huts - women cooking over outdoor fires - tents. [1919]

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