Box WU 232, #2: "4 Glass Stills 'Men of Bronze'"

Notes on glass slides, slides in numbered envelopes: 

Text on envelope: "#8, Union League Club"
Text on slide: "October 1916. We march down Fifth Avenue to the Union League. Club and Governor Whitman presents us our colors. 7 officers, 600 men, total strength 607. All present and accounted for." 
(File 1 in box). Note this slide is cracked, handle with care. 

Text on envelope: "#3, 369th Color Guard 1919." 
Text on slide: "64054--Colors of the Famous 369th Infantry of New York City." 
(File 2 in box)

Text on envelope: "#6, Marching/Brownstones" 
Text on slide: "August 1916. Our first appearance in public, when everybody laughed. Colonel Hayword dreams a dream of La Belle France." 
(File 3 in box) 

Text on envelope: "#11, Lafayette Hall"
Text on slide: "Where the whole thing started. Colonel Hayward rents a store room at 131st Street and 7th Avenue in the 'Black Belt' Lafayette Annex." 
(File 4 in box)