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1.	Fort Leavenworth library in the early 20th century.	Photo inside library at Fort Leavenworth in the early 20th century.

2.	Fort Leavenworth library.	Photo of library stacks at Fort Leavenworth.

3.	Fort Leavenworth from Fort Sully.	Distance photograph of Fort Leavenworth from Fort Sully. In 1864 during the Civil War, Sterling Price prompted construction of Fort Sully, a series of earthworks for artillery emplacements on Hancock Hill,...

4.	Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, 1883.	Inscription reads: "Fort Leavenworth, Kas. 1883. 'Pope Avenue looking north.'(evidently in error since Pope Avenue runs east-west. Shows Scott Ave. looking north."

5.	Fort Leavenworth, 1838.	Drawing of an aerial view of Fort Leavenworth, Kansas in 1838 by George Gray.

6.	Power plant, U.S. Military Prison.	The main residence, known as the "castle", was constructed between from 1909 to 1921 using prison labor and concrete blocks made from a plant on site.

7.	N.W. corner prison site, U.S. Military Prison.	The main residence, known as the "castle", was constructed from 1909 to 1921 using prison labor and concrete blocks made from a plant on site.

8.	N.W. corner, prison wall, U.S. Military Prison.	The main residence, known as the "Castle", was constructed from 1909 to 1921 using prison labor and concrete blocks from a plant on site.

9.	School of Application for Cavalry and Infantry, 1893-1895 class photo.	The School of Application for Cavalry and Infantry was the prodecessor to today's United States Army Command and General Staff College.

10.	School of the Line, Army Service Schools, 1905-1906.	Infantry and Cavalry School was redesignated the "School of the Line" by by the War Department, and all schools at Fort Leavenworth were merged into the "Army Service School".

11.	U.S. Infantry and Cavalry School, class of 1907.	The U.S. Infantry and Cavalry School is a forerunner of today's United States Army Command and General Staff College.

12.	Command and General Staff School, Seventh Special Class, G-2 Section,1942.	Photograph of the G-2 Section of the Seventh Special Class, of the Command and General Staff School, a forerunner of today's Command and General Staff College.

13.	Command and General Staff School graduating class, 1927-1928.	The 1928 graduating class of the Command and General Staff College.

14.	School of Application for Cavalry and Infantry, [1883].	The School of Application for Cavalry and Infantry was established is 1882 and was the predecessor to today's Command and General Staff College.

15.	Command and General Staff School, 1922-1923.	The 1923 graduating class of the Command and General Staff School. The CGSS is a predeccesor to today's Command and General Staff College.

16.	Command and General Staff Class, 1923-1924.	The 1924 graduating class of the Command and General Staff School, a predecessor of today's Command and General Staff College.

17.	Command and General Staff School, 1925-1926.	The graduating class of 1926 from the Command and General Staff School, a predecessor to todays Command and General Staff College.

18.	General Service Schools, 1926-1927.	1927 graduating class of the General Service Schools, a predecessor to today's Command and General Staff College.

19.	General Service Schools, regular class, 1927-1928.	The 1928 graduating class of the General Service Schools, a predecessor to today's Command and General Staff College.

20.	Command and General Staff School, one year class, 1928-1929	The 1929 graduating class of the Command and General Staff School.