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A concert in the bandshell on the second floor of the Bath House has drawn a large crowd
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A concert in the bandshell on the second floor of the Bath House has drawn a large crowd. Some arrived on Santa Barbara Consolidated Railway Car No. 8, parked at the end of the line at left. Pg. 42.
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Harry Webber : [Nip and Tuck Detectives]
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Image of two men racing carts driven by snorting horses down a crowded city street and being chased by a police officer with angry pedestrians, a dog, and storefronts in the background; vignette of a head-and-shoulders portrait of comedian and actor Harry Webber in forma dress at upper left; unfinished title panel has horseshoe decoration; the poster advertises the melodrama comedy "Nip and Tuck: or, the Great Detectives."
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View of Cap. Bainbridge's battery, Port Hudson, La
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A view behind the lines of the United States 1st Artillery in Fort Hudson, Louisiana. An area has been cleared out of the forest, leaving an open space which has guns lined along the right side. There are Union soldiers, under the command of Captain Edmund C. Bainbridge, standing and sitting near the artillery. There are circular bales of cotton on the left, one of which has broken open.
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View of Cap. Mac's battery, Port Hudson, La
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A view behind the lines of the 18th New York Artillery Independent Battery in Fort Hudson, Louisiana. An area has been cleared out of the forest, leaving an open space which has guns lined across the width of the image, behind sandbags and round bales of cotton. There are Union soldiers, under the command of Captain Albert G. Mack, standing behind the line of artillery.
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Gradual
Manuscripts
Gradual is from an unidentified manuscript, written in black and red ink with decorated initials, five-line red staff with square notation. There is some water damage on the bottom of the leaves but no loss of text.
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Gradual
Manuscripts
The one leaf parchment gradual is from an unidentified manuscript, written in black and red ink with decorated blue and red initals, five-line red staff.
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