Collection Highlights
Walker's Appeal, In Four Articles
Date:
1829
Object Number:
LIB.E441.Box.W1784.W3
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Library Collection Highlights
Photographs
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Pages
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"Why Don't You Speak for Yourself, John?" | PR.031.3 | |
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Martin Luther King, Jr. | n.d. | PR.052.64 |
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Twenty-third Street west of Sixth Avenue | 1900 | PR.020.FF.2 |
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Mrs. William Bliss (Fanny Johnson) dressed as an Egyptian princess for the Vanderbilt costume ball, March 26, 1883 | March 26, 1883 | PR.223.1.10.1 |
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Interior of Durand's Studio at Maplewood, New Jersey | After 1878 | PR.020.FF.1 |
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Weighing the Baby | ca. 1876 | PR.122.7 |
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Abraham Lincoln | April, 1865 | PR.011.10 |
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Brown Brothers, Irving Place, showing east side from Eighteenth Street to Gramercy Park South | March, 1909 | PR.020.19.2 |
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Roland Redmond dressed as an arnaut for the Vanderbilt costume ball, March 26, 1883 | March 26, 1883 | PR.223.2.28.1 |
