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No. 1 Community Picnic
Men and women in line to get food.
Ladies Defender
Image of the canon made from bronze utensils and domestic house furnishings.
No. 1 Community Picnic
Women standing behind food on long tables in front of a stage at the picnic.
Henry L. Benning
Image of the grave of Henry L. Benning in Linwood Cemetery.
No.1 Community Barbecue
A group picture of several children holding their plates from the barbecue outside of the venue space.
No.1 Community Barbecue
A man in a black suit standing over a table while others are eating.
No.1 Community Barbecue
A woman looking straight towards the camera while sitting with others at her table.
No.1 Community Barbecue
Men and women getting food with a man and woman looking over their plates as they are walking away from the food table.
No.1 Community Barbecue
A children's table where the kids are sitting and eating with adults standing in line in the background.
General Paul J. Semmes
Image of the memorial of General Paul J. Semmes
No. 1 Picnic Rajar’s Park
Three young women sitting on a bench in Rajar's Park.
No. 1 Play Day
Another view of children and youth sliding down the water slide while others stand or swim around the little dock on the side of the water slide.
No. 1 Play Day
Slightly blurry photograph of several children and youth either standing or sitting in a line on the grass.
In Linwood Cemetery
Image of a large tree in Linwood Cemetery with graves surrounding it.
No. 1 Play Day
Children and other waiting to go on a water slide in a body of water while some adults look on while other children and youth stand on a little dock off to the side of the water slide.
The Grave of Frances Orray Ticknor
Image of the grave of Frances Orray Ticknor
No.1 Play Day
A clear picture of the group of children from Play Day standing or sitting on the grass, joined by some adults at the back and side of the group of children.
No. 1 Day Camp
A group of children and youth sitting on the grass.
Mallory Reynolds Flournoy
Historical marker indicating where Mallory Reynolds Flournoy lived. He was a leader in the establishment of Fort Benning and the Infantry School.
“Play Days” #1
A young man rowing a canoe of children.