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Letter to Edwin Webb from Carrie Chapman Catt
Letter to Edwin Webb from Carrie Chapman Catt 1/5/1918
Letter to Edwin Webb from F. A. Harsh
Letter to Edwin Webb from F. A. Harsh 5/24/1917
Letter to Edwin Webb from Pauline Adams
Letter to Edwin Webb from Pauline Adams 6/30/1917
Letter to the Honorable Edwin Webb from Mary Stevens
Letter to the Honorable Edwin Webb from Mary Stevens 5/29/1917
Webster - Ashburton Treaty Ratification
Webster - Ashburton Treaty Ratification 8/9/1842
Webster-Ashburton Treaty, Exchange Copy
Webster-Ashburton Treaty, Exchange Copy 8/9/1842
Wedding Photograph of Wong Lan Fong and Yee Shew Ning
Wedding Photograph of Wong Lan Fong and Yee Shew Ning 1/27/1927
Wedding Rings Removed by the Germans from Holocaust Victims
Wedding Rings Removed by the Germans from Holocaust Victims 5/5/1945
Week day program, evening program, daily program, miscellaneous activities and details, for Indian school
Week day program, evening program, daily program, miscellaneous activities and details, for Indian school 1923 - 1924
Weekly outline/lesson plan for Upper Lake Day School, California
Weekly outline/lesson plan for Upper Lake Day School, California 5/1912
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