Company D, 106th Infantry






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A Short History and Illustrated Roster of the 106th Infantry, 
United States, Colonel Frank H. Norton commanding.
[Philadelphia, Press of Edward Stern $ Co., Inc.] c1918.

Their website is:
<a href="http://carlisle-www.army.mil/">http://carlisle-www.army.mil/</a>


<img src="/Image/Mil/CoD.106.WW1.jpg" WIDTH="900" height="1020">
Location: The New York Public Libraries
Location: SIBL
Call # VWZX+ p.v,2,no.4{119 ] p. illus. (ports.) 31 cm
Subject: World War, 1914-1918-Regimental histories-United States.

NOTE: 
The camp is located in Spartanburg South Carolina off of Blackstock Road.
It has NOT been deemed a National Historic Register site.

It sits across the street from the Westgate Post Office.
Raycord Sewing Co. had their sewing machine factory in one of the old buildings. 
I have been told there is a road back there and want to go and look 
at it if possible.. 
there is nothing there..from what I have been told a few old buildings etc.
Karen
 

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Thanks to <a href="mailto:is4roots@bellsouth.net">Karen Wofford</a>
whose ancestor is circled in the picture.