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George Mason University

Atchison Union Depot & Railroad Company photograph collection

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This collection consists of five photographs by an unknown photographer depicting damage caused by a locomotive boiler explosion at a railroad station in Atchison, Kansas, in January 1888.
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Atchison Union Depot & Railroad Company photograph collection .01 Linear Feet 1 folder

Atchison Union Depot and Railroad Company
This collection consists of five photographs by an unknown photographer depicting damage caused by a locomotive boiler explosion at a railroad station in Atchison, Kansas, in January 1888.
Washington and Lee University, Leyburn Library

Photograph of Buffalo Forge Train Station

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This collection consists of a photograph of the Buffalo Forge Train Station. It is explained on the back of the photo that it was taken on the way to Roanoke, Va. The man in the photograph is most likely Frank Tardy.

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Photograph of Buffalo Forge Train Station 1 Item

This collection consists of a photograph of the Buffalo Forge Train Station. It is explained on the back of the photo that it was taken on the way to Roanoke, Va. The man in the photograph is most likely Frank Tardy.

Washington and Lee University, Leyburn Library

Photographs of Lexington Train Station

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This collection consists of two photographs of the Lexington Train Station, c. 1915. The images were printed in 2002. There is a vintage car in the image.

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Photographs of Lexington Train Station 2 Item

This collection consists of two photographs of the Lexington Train Station, c. 1915. The images were printed in 2002. There is a vintage car in the image.

Washington and Lee University, Leyburn Library

Postcard of Union Station in Harrisonburg, Virginia

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This collection consists of a postcard printed by Louis Kaufmann & Sons, Baltimore, Maryland of Union Station, Harrisonburg, Virginia. The image shows men waiting for the train. The station closed in 1941.

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Postcard of Union Station in Harrisonburg, Virginia 1 Item

This collection consists of a postcard printed by Louis Kaufmann & Sons, Baltimore, Maryland of Union Station, Harrisonburg, Virginia. The image shows men waiting for the train. The station closed in 1941.

Washington and Lee University, Leyburn Library

Samuel M. Engelhardt Collection

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This collection contains 10 photos of an unidentified archaeological dig, two photographs of Washington and Lee University students, one photograph of the Lexington Passenger Train Station, two fraternity letters from Phi Kappa Alpha, and a Washington and Lee University English exam on Charles Dickens dated 1907-1908.

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Samuel M. Engelhardt Collection 1 Files

Engelhardt, Samuel M.

This collection contains 10 photos of an unidentified archaeological dig, two photographs of Washington and Lee University students, one photograph of the Lexington Passenger Train Station, two fraternity letters from Phi Kappa Alpha, and a Washington and Lee University English exam on Charles Dickens dated 1907-1908.

George Mason University

Southwestern United States photograph collection

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This collection contains photographs of American rail travel through the Southwestern United States in 1893.
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Southwestern United States photograph collection 0.5 Linear Feet 2 boxes

George Mason University
This collection contains photographs of American rail travel through the Southwestern United States in 1893.

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