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Hollywood movie stills
Hollywood movie stills ca. 1920
Hon. Sam Houston, Texas
Hon. Sam Houston, Texas ca. 1860 - 1865
House A (10), Parlor
House A (10), Parlor 4/21/1914
In the Limelight
In the Limelight 3/29/1905
Indian - Alaska
Indian - Alaska Records of the Forest Service, 1870 - 2008
Indian - New Mexico
Indian - New Mexico 1916
Industrial Survey, Wind River Agency
Industrial Survey, Wind River Agency ca. 1925
Inside of tent
Inside of tent ca. 1860 - 1865
Interior of railroad cars. St. Louis
Interior of railroad cars. St. Louis 1955
Inward Foreign Manifest of the Whaling Ship Charles W. Morgan
Inward Foreign Manifest of the Whaling Ship Charles W. Morgan 1/2/1845
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