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Employee’s hand. From p. 259 of The Souls of Black Folk: Essays and Sketches by W. E. Bur
Rocked, chopped. Throughout Practical Discourses On All the Parts and Offices of the Liturgy of the
18th century manicule illustration. From the front matter of Nouvelle Pratique d'Arithmétique
Employee’s hand covers text. From p. 20-21 of Auction Catalogue, pt. 2 by C.F. Libbie &
Bookplates (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7).
Stamp spectrum. From p. 289 of Les Eaux Minérales de Sainte-Claire à Clermond-Ferrand
Our team of volunteers paid visits to our storage facility this week to photography a wide array of
Mississippi kite. From John James Audubon’s Birds of America v.02, circa 1834-1834.
On January 28, 1856, Margaret Garner, her husband Robert, their four children, and approximately 11
Selections from The birds of Europe v. 04, by John Gould. Plates drawn from life and on stone by J.
Businessman William Woodward opened the first Woodward High School on October 24, 1831. The oldest p
Black warrior, from John James Audubon’s Birds of America v.01, circa  1827-1830.
Carrion crow. From The birds of Europe v.03, 1837 by John Gould. Plates drawn from life and on stone
On the northern coast of Ohio on South Bass Island, the village of Put-in-Bay once had the largest s
Selections from The heritage of Hiroshige, c1912. 
Designed by Samuel Hannaford, the H. W. Derby Building has served as a bank and a photography studio
Selections from American ornithology v.03, 1811.The Carolina parrot or parakeet in the top image is
Businessman and philanthropist Andrew Carnegie donated and built over 2,500 libraries worldwide betw
Check out this selection of unique photographs from the book “Night in Cincinnati,&rdq
Herring gull. From John James Audubon’s Birds of America v.03, 1836. 
houghtonlib: For the fiscal year 2020-21, Houghton Library is focusing its digitization efforts on a
Watercolour of a running hare by Abraham Cooper RA, date unknown. 
Spoonbill. From The birds of Europe v.04 by John Gould, 1837. Plates drawn from life and on stone by
Marsh hawk. From John James Audubon’s Birds of America, 1837. 
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