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Men repairing wall at a railroad crossing in Cairo, Illinois, April 17, 1927
1. Men repairing wall at a railroad crossing in Cairo, Illinois, April 17, 1927
Train running on flood tracks in Mounds, Illinois, April 22, 1927
2. Train running on flood tracks in Mounds, Illinois, April 22, 1927
Francis W. Little house exterior designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, Peoria, Illinois, ca. 1905
3. Francis W. Little house exterior designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, Peoria, Illinois, ca. 1905
Diamond I[sland]
4. Diamond I[sland]
William E. Martin house exterior designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, Oak Park, Illinois, ca. 1905
5. William E. Martin house exterior designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, Oak Park, Illinois, ca. 1905
I.W.W., One Big Union of All the Workers: The Greatest Thing on Earth
6. I.W.W., One Big Union of All the Workers: The Greatest Thing on Earth
Esther and Bertha Levinson as school girls in Galesburg, Illinois, ca. 1908
7. Esther and Bertha Levinson as school girls in Galesburg, Illinois, ca. 1908
Bertha Levinson and others seated in a car in Chicago, ca. 1906
8. Bertha Levinson and others seated in a car in Chicago, ca. 1906
Carte de Viste of Ole Schillestad, Chicago, ca. 1865
9. Carte de Viste of Ole Schillestad, Chicago, ca. 1865
Lake Keokuk Sagittaria Associations in the Upper Part of the Lake, July, 1921
10. Lake Keokuk
Sagittaria Associations in the Upper Part of the Lake, July, 1921
Lake Keokuk Overflowed Island Near Dallas, Ill, July, 1921
11. Lake Keokuk
Overflowed Island Near Dallas, Ill, July, 1921
Nathan Grier Moore house exterior designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, Oak Park, Illinois, ca. 1905
12. Nathan Grier Moore house exterior designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, Oak Park, Illinois, ca. 1905
B. Harley Bradley "Glenlloyd" house exterior designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, Kankakee, Illinois, ca.
13. B. Harley Bradley "Glenlloyd" house exterior designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, Kankakee, Illinois, ca. 1905
Dana-Thomas house exterior designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, Springfield, Illinois, ca. 1905
14. Dana-Thomas house exterior designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, Springfield, Illinois, ca. 1905
Ward W. Willits house exterior designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, Highland Park, Illinois, ca. 1905
15. Ward W. Willits house exterior designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, Highland Park, Illinois, ca. 1905
Industrial Workers of the World poster: "Industrial Democracy"
16. Industrial Workers of the World poster: "Industrial Democracy"
An Open Letter to Construction Workers
17. An Open Letter to Construction Workers
Senator Henry M. Jackson looking over papers with Lenox R. Lohr during the Fourth Annual Military Industrial
18. Senator Henry M. Jackson looking over papers with Lenox R. Lohr during the Fourth Annual Military Industrial Conference, Conrad Hilton, Chicago, Illinois, February 1958
Senator Henry M. Jackson speaking with Brian Monieson, Vice President of the Board of Governors, Larry
19. Senator Henry M. Jackson speaking with Brian Monieson, Vice President of the Board of Governors, Larry Rosenberg, ex-Chairman of the Board, and others on the floor of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) in Chicago, Illinois, 1981
Lock is Filled through a series of culverts with openings into the bottom of the lock. The valves have
20. Lock is Filled through a series of culverts with openings into the bottom of the lock. The valves have first been opened to that the locations of only about 30 of these 3-foot openings appear in the illustration
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