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Walking Cases 1918

Wall Painting in Hell's Kitchen, Manhattan 7/1974

Wall Street in Panic Due to Heavy Trading 10/1929

Telegram from George Wallace to President Johnson 3/12/1965

Wallace Roll of Cherokee Freedmen in Indian Territory ca. 1890 - ca. 1896

Telegram from George Wallace to President Johnson 3/18/1965

Telegram from Governor George Wallace to President Johnson 3/19/1965

Walpi, Arizona, 1941 1941

Letter from Walt Disney to Richard Nixon 7/25/1956

"Walt Builds a Family Fallout Shelter" ca. 1960

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