Photograph of two groups of servicemen in front of a of large, brick building

A black and white photograph of large, brick building with two groups of servicemen, eighteen to the far left and twenty in the bottom center of the photograph, standing along the sidewalk to the left of the front of the house. The majority of the men are wearing five button service coats with garrison caps and one man, pictured in the bottom center of the photograph, is wearing a service cap. The building behind the men is a three-storied, multi-window structure, with four chimney and five gables visible. There are two sets of staircases leading up to the covered porch, entrance of the building. There is a white inscription, [O.D. Hall] on the bottom right corner of the photograph. There are no inscriptions or marks on the back.

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