Collection: Historic Map and Government Documents Collection, 1630/1978 / Level: Item - ARVAS Search Results

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Department of the Interior Report on Forest Trees of North America (16 maps)—C. S. Sargent, 1880 Box 2, Folder 6

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Destruction of the U.S. Battleship Maine in Havana Harbor Feb'Y 15th 1898—Kurz and Allison chromolithograph, 1898 Folder 13

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Disturnell's Treaty Map, in vicinity of Rio Grande and the southern boundary of New Mexico--?, 1851 Box 1, Folder 8, Object 5

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Excerpt from the Treaty Map of Disturnell--J.D.Graham, 1851 Box 1, Folder 8, Object 6

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Florida, 1851 Box 1, Folder 7, Object 14

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Florida Keys, 1851 Box 1, Folder 7, Object 13

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Frank Beard, "The American Colossus of Rhodes", 1885 Folder 13, Object 1

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Fromaiges et Vignobles moult cogneuft des finegueules et grandgoufiers d'iceluy Pais de Cocagne—Daniel-Louis Derveaux, 1963 Box 2, Folder 3

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From Capt. Stansbury's survey of the Harbor of Cleveland, Ohio--Capt. Howard Stansbury, 1854 Box 1, Folder 12, Object 2

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Gas!, 1943 Folder 5, Object 5

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