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Paris and Rouen Railway


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  • The red republic

    The red republic

    Visual Materials

    Image of a French woman wearing a liberty cap and red epaulets on her dress with a rifle over her shoulder walking near the bank of the River Seine; she looks over her shoulder towards the city of Paris, France; silhouette of Notre Dame cathedral visible in background at left.

    priHHC_ART_0000125

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    Leeds and Bradford Railway

    Manuscripts

    Articles of agreement for purchase of a piece of land from Edward Hudson.

    Lot 277

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    Map of California / Issued by California-Paris Exposition Commission of 1900

    Rare Books

    A submap lists forest resources and is the reason for making this map. Explanations are printed in English, French and German. Submap: Forestry Districts. Prime meridian: Gm. Relief: shaded. Projection: Cylindrical. Printing Process: Lithography. Verso Text: MS note: 296799.

    296799

  • Large building and bridge

    Large building and bridge

    Manuscripts

    A large four or five story building with two wings extending forward from either side of the building, set at the base of a wooded hill. A metal bridge with stone bases begins near the wing on the left and extends over a body of water in the foreground

    mssLattaS, Box 117, Folder 15, Item 1

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    Lackawaxen Bridge, Erie Railway

    Visual Materials

    Image of the truss railroad bridge of the Erie Railway over the Lackawaxen River in Pennsylvania, with snow on the ground and a figure standing on one of the bridge supports, with the printed description below the title reading: "Double Track, 3 spans 133 feet each; 1 span 32 feet; 1 span 48 feet. Total length 479 feet. S.S. Post, Patentee, Jersey City, N.J. Watson M'F'G Co., Builders, Paterson, N.J."

    photOV 11454

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    [Bridge over the Merced at Clark's, Yosemite]

    Visual Materials

    [Watkins no. 102] View of two men fishing on a bridge over the Merced River. One is possibly Galen Clark. Written in pencil at bottom of mount: "Bridge at Clarks. No. 102."

    (photCL Watkins 80)