Collection: Robert Waldsmith Collection of stereographs and cabinet cards, 1856/1981 - ARVAS Search Results

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Equestrian Statue of George Washington, New York Waldsmith Collection - Box 1

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Excelsior Series. American Views. Philadelphia, Penn'a. [Washington's Carriage], 1864 Waldsmith Collection - Box 1

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Floral Designs, in honor of G. A. R., Public Garden, Boston, 1890, 1890 Waldsmith Collection - Box 1

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(FW) Tomb of America's Greatest Citizen. Washington, at Mount Vernon, Virginia., 1904 Waldsmith Collection - Box 1

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General Washington's Old Stable and Carriage House at Mount Vernon, 1878/1883 Waldsmith Collection - Box 1

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General Washington's Old Stable and Carriage House at Mount Vernon, 1880 Waldsmith Collection - Box 1

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George Washington Tomb., 1866/1875 Box 1 - Waldsmith - cabinet cards

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Georgia Room., 1884/1894 Box 1 - Waldsmith - cabinet cards

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Greenoughs Marble Statue of Washington. Waldsmith Collection - Box 1

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H85 - (X227158) - The First President Waldsmith Collection - Box 1

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