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

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3049. Washington's Walk, Mount Vernon., 1870/1879 Waldsmith Collection - Box 1

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32252 Where the Father of His Country Sleeps--Tomb of Washington, Mount Vernon, Va. Waldsmith Collection - Box 1

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32670 Mt. Vernon Gardens. Waldsmith Collection - Box 1

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32778 The Site of Ft. LeBoeuf Where Washington Delivered Governor Dinwiddie's Message to the French, Waterford, Penna. Waldsmith Collection - Box 1

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32780 Washington's Headquarters at Valley Forge, Pennsylvania. Waldsmith Collection - Box 1

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32831 The Washington Memorial Chapel at Valley Forge, Pennsylvania. Waldsmith Collection - Box 1

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34086 A Nation's Shrine from the air--Home of Washington, Founder of the Republic, Mt. Vernon, Va., 1931 Waldsmith Collection - Box 1

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402a Statue, Union Square N.Y., 1888/1896 Waldsmith Collection - Box 1

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437 Washington Statue. Waldsmith Collection - Box 1

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5619-Tomb of America's greatest citizen. Washington at Mount Vernon, Va. Waldsmith Collection - Box 1

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