Camp Upton, located on Long Island, housed a recreational and educational center during World War I. This particular photo, taken on May 2, 1920, depicts a 5th grade English class in session. The image, tagged with the code number 68404, was captured by Sergeant Saum.S.C. It is an official photograph of the US military.

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