Entrance to the Harbor of Havana. American Marine. Philadelphia City Troopers. Sunday Afternoon Visitors in Camp. Side View of one of the Twelve-Inch Mortars. The Texas in a Fight. Bread & Coffee. Torpedo Drill on the Cruiser New York.

This illustration depicts the history of the Spanish-American War. It was made by George F. Cram in 1898. There are eight drawings showing the entrance to the Harbor of Havana, an American Marine, Philadelphia City Troopers cleaning their camp, Sunday Afternoon Visitors in Camp, a side view of one of the Twelve-Inch Mortars, the “Texas” in a Fight, Bread & Coffee, and a Torpedo Drill on the Cruiser “New York”.

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Entrance to the Harbor of Havana. American Marine. Philadelphia City Troopers. Sunday Afternoon Visitors in Camp. Side View of one of the Twelve-Inch Mortars. The Texas in a Fight. Bread & Coffee. Torpedo Drill on the Cruiser New York. quantity

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