A female opium smoker in French Indochina, 1915
(from the Albert Kahn autochrome collection)
An illustration of the San Francisco World’s Fair, 1915.
This view appears to be from the Presidio looking northeast toward Alcatraz and Angel Island. The fleet of warships on the bay hailed from several nations, including the United States and Japan.
Tapestry designed by John Henry Dearle and manufactured by Morris & Company (1915)
(via cabinet-de-curiosites)
A print from Insatsu Taikan (Great Atlas of Printing) by Yozo Sawada, 1915
(Source: rectoversoblog.com)
One of the worst naval disasters in history happened in the center of Chicago. On July 24, 1915, the SS Eastland left a dock on the Chicago River between Clark and LaSalle streets loaded with 2,572 passengers bound for a company picnic. Fifteen minutes later she capsized, killing 844 people.
Colour photographs of Imperial Russia by Sergei Mikhailovich Prokudin-Gorskii, 1910-1915
(Source: loc.gov)
The evolution of maps of Mount Rainier National Park* from 1896, 1907, 1915, c. 1990, and 2007.
(*Pacific Forest Reserve before 1899)