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Harry Chandler posed with others in front of an airplane
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Black and white photograph of Harry Chandler (second from left, others unidentified) standing in front of a trimotor plane. Notes written between the participants around the margins of the print read, "W.B. See the 'do or die' expression on your face. H.C." and "H.C. The expression look to me as tho I was sure to die. However I had a very enjoyable trip thanks to you. W. B. PS H.C. on careful examination there seems to be others with doubts W.B."
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President Lincoln, Major Allen Pinkerton and Gen. McClernard, Antietam, October, 1862
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Image of Abraham Lincoln in front of a tent looking to the left, General McClarnand to his left. Pinkerton is in civilian cloths and is looking right at the camera.
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Harry Chandler with Governor Richardson, William Randolph Hearst, Louis B. Mayer, Maurice DeMond and Joseph M. Schenck
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Black and white photograph of Harry Chandler with (left to right): Governor Friend W. Ricardson, William Randolph Hearst, Maurice DeMond (founder and first president of the Los Angeles Breakfast Club), Louis B. Mayer, and Joseph M. Schenck. Taken at the Los Angeles Breakfast Club meeting on July 2, 1926. (See also LAT 01472.)
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Do They Miss Me At Home
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Image is of a woman at a piano on the left, a young woman on the bench beside her, two girls and a man behind them, and an older couple seated on the right. Beneath the image is the text of a poem or song expressing the emotions of those who traveled west to California and are separated from their families back home. "H. Eastman S.F."--text, lower right corner of image. "Published by James M. Hutchings, 201 Clay street, Plaza, San Francisco."--text, below image. Paper color: gray.
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Group portrait of the petit jury impaneled for the Jefferson Davis treason trial, [1867]
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Group portrait of the 24 members of the integrated petit jury impaneled by the United States Circuit Court for Virginia in Richmond, Virginia, for the treason trial of former Confederate president Jefferson Davis in May 1867. Standing from left to right are E. Fox, J. Freeman, J. R. Fitchett, Joseph Cox, Herman L. Wigand, L. Tabb, L. Boyd, Thomas Lucas, L. Lipscomb, A. Lilly, and (unknown first name) Wilburn. Seated from left to right are W. A. Parsons, L. Carter, C. P. Fitchett, John Newton Van Lew (in foreground), F. Smith, J. E. Frazier, J. B. Willis, B. Wardwell, Albert Royal Brooks, Lewis Lindsey, J. Morrisey, J. Turner (in foreground), and Dr. W. Scott. The portrait is composed of two photographs pasted together.
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The bombardment of the city of Vicksburg : on the ever memorable 28th of June 1862
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Item is a black-and-white Confederate States of America lithograph depicting the Union Navy's bombardment of the Confederate-controlled city of Vicksburg, Mississippi. The foreground includes a fleet of seven warships flying American flags while firing at the town depicted in the background. One of the ships illustrated is the USS Brooklyn shown engulfed in flames with crew jumping overboard and retreating by rowboat. Text from left to right below the image lists the seven ships as "Monongahela; Hartford; Winona; Iroquois; Wissahicon; and Brooklyn." The lower half of the print includes the title and text that reads, "Entered according to Act of Congress in the year of 1863, by H.C. Clarke, in the Clerk's Office of the C.S. District of the western D. of Mississippi." Signed by lithographer, "B. Duncan & Co. Lith: Columbia. S.C." on the lower right.
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