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72. December 3, 1856, View of the Roane Mountain From the Tennessee Line, Summit of Iron Mountains., 1856 Box 15, Folder 1, Object 69
"Albemarle Sound, N.C. April 1856. Winslow. Betsey Sweat" Sketch of man carrying catch of fish and sketch of black woman smoking pipe., 1856 Box 19, Folder 5, Object P.95.30.170
"April 14, 1856. Tomb of Gov. Walker", 1856 Box 16, Folder 2, Object P.95.30.7
"April 9th, 1856. Hauling in the Seine. Landward boat Belvedere Fishery." After framing, this item was removed from its original location in box 19., 1856 Box 32, Folder unfoldered, Object P.95.30.177
"Asylum for the Insane - Raleigh, N.C. April 22nd, 1856", 1856 Box 19, Folder 5, Object P.95.30.171
"Belvedere Fishery - Seaward Boat. April 8th, 1856" men on boat gathering in a net, 1856 Box 19, Folder 5, Object P.95.30.169
"Betsey. April 11th 1856." Black house servant. After framing, this item was removed from its original location in box 20., 1856 Box 34, Folder unfoldered, Object P.95.30.240
"Betsey. April 11th 1856." Black house servant. This item was removed from this location, framed, and stored separately; see box 34., 1856 Box 20, Folder 10, Object P.95.30.240
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