- US IlHpHS 1996.5-0260
- Item
- 1911-08-07
A black and white photograph taken of General Grant's tomb in Manhattan.
Memorial front, a little to the west
A black and white photograph taken of General Grant's tomb in Manhattan.
Memorial front, a little to the west
Lincoln statue at Hodgenville (very faint shadow; almost looking at the sun), 2:30 PM; 1911/08/07
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Lincoln statue at Hodgenville (very faint shadow; almost looking at the sun), 2:30 PM; 1911/08/07
A black and white photograph taken of General Grant's tomb in Manhattan.
A black and white photograph taken of General Grant's tomb in Manhattan.
Showing portion of Tomb, the pavilion and a vista up the Hudson.
A black and white photograph taken of General Grant's tomb in Manhattan.
Horizontal view.
Soldier's monument : Lexington Commons
A black and white photograph taken of the Soldier's Monument in Lexington.
A photograph of a building with an unknown purpose/importance taken in Lexington, Massachusetts.
Stone marking line of Minutemen : Stand your ground
A black and white photograph of the Line of the Minutemen historical marker located in Lexington, Massachusetts.
It bears the following inscription:
Line of the Minutemen
April 19,1775
Stand your ground
Don't fire unless fired upon
But if they mean to have a war
let it begin here.
Captain Parker
Monument of Captain Parker on Lexington Common : Side view
A black and white photograph taken of a statue dedicated to Captain Parker, the commander of the 77 militiamen who faced British troops on Lexington common on April 19, 1775.
Monument of Captain Parker on Lexington Common : Front view
A black and white photograph taken of a statue dedicated to Captain Parker, the commander of the 77 militiamen who faced British troops on Lexington common on April 19, 1775.