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Image of Canteen from the Spanish American War, 1898
1969.4671.2
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Canteen from the Spanish American War, 1898

This canteen was owned by Roland Hill Hartley who was a colonel in the Minnesota militia during the Spanish-American War. He later served one term as Mayor of Everett, Washington, in 1910, then served two terms as Governor of the state of Washington from 1925-1933.
ID Number: 1969.4671.2
Date: 1898
Physical Description: 1 Canteen; metal, fabric; 10 in.H x 7.75 in.W x 3.25 in.D
Credit: MOHAI, 1969.4671.2
Subjects: Spanish American War, 1898, Military, Politics and Politicians

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