This is the front cover of the travel photograph album.
State University of New York at Buffalo. University Archives
The first page features one photograph of a large ship.
The second page features three photographs taken from a ship of the surrounding ocean.
The third page features three photographs taken from a ship of stormy water.
The fourth page features three photographs of the ocean and Funchal, Madeira.
The fifth page features three photographs of the waterfront in Funchal, Madeira.
The sixth page features three photographs of tourists sightseeing around Funchal, Madeira.
The seventh page features two photographs of scenic points in Cadiz, Spain.
The eighth page features one photograph of a tourist in Cadiz, Spain.
The ninth page features two photographs of tourists traveling by train from Cadiz to Seville.
The tenth page features three photographs of Gibraltar taken from a boat.
The eleventh page features three photographs of a port in Algiers and of a tourist in a garden.
The twelfth page features three photographs of docks and streets around Algiers.
The thirteenth page features two photographs of tourists in gardens around Algiers.
The fourteenth page features four photographs of battleships in Algiers and of the island of Malta.
The fifteenth page features two photographs of a harbor and tourists in Greece.
The sixteenth page features two photographs of a group of tourists (Mr. Plunkett Jr., Mr. Blaisdell, Mrs. Kenyon, Mr. Plunkett Sr., Mrs. Prentiss, Mrs. Powell, Mrs. Northrup, Mrs. Waterman, Mrs. Plunkett Jr.) posing in Athens.
The seventeenth page features two photographs of Mr. W. Colwell Plunkett and Mrs. Plunkett at the Theatre of Bacchus in Athens.
The eighteenth page features one photograph of a tourist in front of the Erechtheum in Athens.
The nineteenth page features two photographs of Constantinople (now known as Istanbul) from the water.
The twentieth page features four photographs of the harbor and surrounding ships in Constantinople (now known as Istanbul).
The twenty-first page features two photographs of the Bosporus Strait.
The twenty-second page features two photographs of the Bosporus Strait and another passing liner.
The twenty-third page features two photographs of Smyrna (now known as I?zmir) from the water.
The twenty-fourth page features two photographs, one of boatmen, and another of tourists in a park.
The twenty-fifth page features three photographs of scenic points around Joppa (now known as Tel Aviv).
The twenty-sixth page features three photographs of scenic points around Jerusalem.
The twenty-seventh page features three photographs of the Mosque of Omar, Solomon's Quarry (also known as Zedekiah's Cave), and the Golden Gate.
The twenty-eighth page features three photographs of tourists at Rachel's Tomb and the Church of the Nativity.
The twenty-ninth page features three photographs of Jerusalem and Bethlehem.
The thirtieth page features two photographs of tourists and the streets of Bethlehem.
The thirty-first page features two photographs of the Church of the Nativity and the streets of Bethlehem.
The thirty-second page features three photographs of the Harbor of Alexandria and of scenic points around Cairo.
The thirty-third page features three photographs of the Nile River.
The thirty-fourth page features four photographs of boats along the Nile River.
The thirty-fifth page features three photographs of a park and a palace in Cairo.
The thirty-sixth page features two photographs of a guide and the Nile River.
The thirty-seventh page features two photographs of the Pyramids of Giza.
The thirty-eighth page features one photograph of Mrs. Waterman by a pyramid.
The thirty-ninth page features one photograph of Mrs. Waterman in front of a pyramid.
The fortieth page features one photograph of Mrs. Waterman in front of a pyramid.
The forty-first page features one photograph of the entrance to a pyramid.
The forty-second page features two photographs, one of Mrs. Waterman in front of a pyramid, the other of boats in the Nile.
The forty-third page features three photographs of scenic points around Cairo.
The forty-fourth page features three photographs of W.E. Waterman, Mrs. Sarles, and other tourists around Cairo.
The forty-fifth page features two photographs of the Strait of Messina from a boat.
The forty-sixth page features three photographs of the Strait of Messina, Italy, Sicily, and Vesuvius.
The forty-seventh page features three photographs of the Arch of Constantine, W.E. Waterman at the Colosseum, and a scenic shot of Rome.
The forty-eighth page features three photographs of the Colosseum in Rome.
The forty-ninth page features three photographs of the Temple of Saturn and the Colosseum in Rome.
The fiftieth page features three photographs of the Colosseum and St. Peter's Basilica.
The fifty-first page features three photographs of tourists around the Vatican in Rome.
The fifty-second page features two photographs of Roman aqueducts and scenery from a train traveling from Rome to Naples.
The fifty-third page features three photographs of the Forum and the Treasury of Rome.
The fifty-fourth page features three photographs of Pompeii.
The fifty-fifth page features two photographs, one of a tourist, and another of a fountain and shrine in Pompeii.
The fifty-sixth page features two photographs, one of a tourist in Pompeii, and another of Pompeii itself.
The fifty-seventh page features three photographs of Vesuvius, Naples, and Capri.
The fifty-eighth page features three photographs of tourists passing by Sorrento on their way to Amalfi in a horse-drawn carriage.
The fifty-ninth page features three photographs of tourists passing by Sorrento on their way to Amalfi in a horse-drawn carriage.
The sixtieth page features three photographs of tourists passing by Sorrento on their way to Amalfi in a horse-drawn carriage.
The sixty-first page features three photographs of Amalfi and Sorrento.
The sixty-second page features two photographs of going ashore and a large ship.
The sixty-third page features two postcards from Monaco and Monte Carlo.
The sixty-fourth page features two photographs, one of Mrs. Waterman and Mr. Fuller, and another of the Chief Engineer and the Captain of the ship.
The sixty-fifth page features two photographs of a train and the train station in Nice, France.
The sixty-sixth page features three photographs of the Eiffel Tower and the Trocadero in Paris.
The sixty-seventh page features three photographs of and around the Grand Opera House in Paris.
The sixty-eighth page features three photographs of the streets of Paris and the Seine.
The sixty-ninth page features two photographs of Napoleon's Tomb and the Panthéon in Paris.
The seventieth page features two photographs, one of a park in Paris, and another of the Place du Carrousel (also known as the Arc de Triomphe).
The seventy-first page features two photographs, one of crossing the English Channel, and another of the Bank of England.
The seventy-second page features three photographs of London and the Thames.
The seventy-third page features two photographs of the Tower of London.
The seventy-fourth page features two photographs of the streets of London.
The seventy-fifth page features two photographs of Parliament and the Nelson Column in London.
The seventy-sixth page features two photographs of the ferry and its passengers from Cherbourg, France.
The seventy-seventh page features two photographs, one of the chief steward and another of the steerage passengers of the Kaiser Wilhelm II.
The seventy-eighth page features two photographs, one of Mr. W.C. Plunkett, and another of the Plunkett family on the Kaiser Wilhelm II.
The seventy-ninth page features two photographs, one of the Hon. W.B. Plunkett, and another of three unidentified female tourists.
The eightieth page features one photograph of a ship.
Travel Photograph Album, Back Cover, 1910
This is the back cover of the travel photograph album.
This is the entire travel photograph album.