North Beach, Queens, June 1904.

View from North Brother Island [?], New York City, June 1904.

Examining wreckage from the General Slocum, North Brother Island, New York City, June 1904.

Unidentified shore, possibly a view from North Brother Island, New York City, June 1904.

Men standing in the hold of the wreckage of the General Slocum, North Brother Island, New York City, June 1904.

Unidentified yacht, New York City, June 1904.

Three unidentified men in the aftermath of the General Slocum disaster, North Brother Island [?], New York City, June 1904.

Unidentified dock, New York City, June 1904.

Eight unidentified men on a pier in the aftermath of the General Slocum disaster, New York City, June 1904.

Launch carrying members of the Stonebridge family and others, New York City, June 1904.

Caskets, North Brother Island, New York City, June 1904.

Unidentified officials conversing on a boat, North Brother Island [?], New York City, June 1904.

North Brother Island, New York City, June 1904.

The Williamsburg Bridge, East River, New York City, June 1904.

Boats working to recover the wreckage of the General Slocum, North Brother Island, New York City, June 1904.

Boats working to recover the wreckage of the General Slocum, North Brother Island, New York City, June 1904.

The General Slocum disaster: chairs containing victims' identifying possessions, New York City, June 1904.

The 3rd Street Pier, from which the General Slocum departed, New York City, June 1904.

Men of the Second Battery with an artillery piece, horses and caissons on a pier, New York City, June 1904.

Men of the Second Battery rolling a gun into place on a pier, New York City, June 1904.

Men of the Second Battery rolling a gun into place on a pier, New York City, June 1904.

Men of the Second Battery firing a gun to help raise the bodies of General Slocum victims New York City, June 1904.

Men of the Second Battery loading an artillery gun on a pier, New York City, June 1904.

Men of the Second Battery firing a gun to help raise the bodies of General Slocum victims New York City, June 1904.