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A map of Illinois
A map of Illinois 1836
A Member of the Parish is Shown Playing a Guitar at a Folk Mass
A Member of the Parish is Shown Playing a Guitar at a Folk Mass 10/1974
A member of the United Financial Employees, on strike in 1948, heckling a businessman who crossed the picket line
A member of the United Financial Employees, on strike in 1948, heckling a businessman who crossed the picket line 1948
A Message to the President and the Congress of the United States of America from the National Service and War-Time Commissions of the American Churches
A Message to the President and the Congress of the United States of America from the National Service and War-Time Commissions of the American Churches 5/14/1918
A mi kons (Little Beaver)
A mi kons (Little Beaver) 1922
A military parade down the main street of Phoenix, Arizona
A military parade down the main street of Phoenix, Arizona ca. 1888
A narrative report compiled by Camp Superintendent Harry Warr on Camp DG-13, Secret Valley, Litchfield, California
A narrative report compiled by Camp Superintendent Harry Warr on Camp DG-13, Secret Valley, Litchfield, California 1937
A narrative report on Camp DG-2C, Grand Junction, Colorado
A narrative report on Camp DG-2C, Grand Junction, Colorado 1935
A native dye blanket. Southern Navajo Agency
A native dye blanket. Southern Navajo Agency 1933
A New Map of Our Country, Prospective and Present
A New Map of Our Country, Prospective and Present 1856
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