Emma Thiollier painting on top of one of the towers of Notre Dame, 1907

Felix Thiollier

"The Pacific Fleet sailing around." Italy, 1907

Sep 5 1917 OTD Paul Castelnau takes these 104-year-old photos of a Canal boat prepared for inspection from the Belgian King

Cannonière sur le Canal de l'Yser près de Loo (visite du roi des Belges), Belgique, A 12 926

Cannonière sur le Canal de l'Yser près de Loo (visite du roi des Belges), Belgique, A 12 927
5 septembre 1917
Source: Albert-Kahn Museum / Department of Hauts-de-Seine

Wrecksite writes that SS Furieuse was 1 of 8 ships of the French Navy that navigated the Canals to support the Front Lines.

USS Missouri (BB-11), USS Maine (BB-10) and unidentified Battleship at anchor in Bar Harbor, Maine, sometime between August 3 and 10, 1905.

They were part of the First Squadron of the North Atlantic Fleet.

Colorized by Irootoko Jr: link

LOC: LC-D4-22169, LC-D4-21894

USS Canonicus, a civil war era monitor, at the Jamestown Exposition near Hampton Roads, Virginia, on April 26, 1907.

She was last of the Civil War monitors when she was scrapped in 1908.

LOC: mp76000258

Colorized Source

There is an excellent thread on Twitter from @secretcinema1 featuring photos like this, of Queens Road Underground station, c.1900. It was renamed Queensway in 1946. Viking Milk, meanwhile, was a brand of evaporated milk owned by Nestle.