Category:Articles (publishing)

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The following 200 files are in this category, out of 415 total.

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  "Suqovuşan" qəzetində Araz Budaqov haqqında məqalə (1995-ci il).jpg 3,064 × 3,886; 2.9 MB
  
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  1918-04-29 L'Oeuvre page 2.jpg 1,126 × 982; 287 KB
  
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  19th Century Drawing of Thomas Farm (78748d73-b438-9cb6-a8e0-a5831ab528a5).jpg 1,200 × 800; 277 KB
  
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  2016 Water Lily and Lotus Festival (bc4e7370-1dd8-b71b-0ba2-b804c5fd9d6b).jpg 2,500 × 1,667; 970 KB
  
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  52nd Emancipation Day Celebration in Nicodemus (70119105-1dd8-b71b-0ba0-6ca7da5ca185).jpg 1,665 × 2,400; 592 KB
  
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  A Chave do Tamanho (Lajolo).pdf 943 × 1,356, 13 pages; 2.31 MB
  
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  A circumferentor is a magnetic compass, equipped with features for precise leveling and sighting, that could be read to one-half (1a6747de-1dd8-b71b-0b74-8e3c4e428169).JPG 3,268 × 2,748; 3.17 MB
  
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  A Discussion on the Theory of Conjugate Reactions in the Context of Modern Ideas.pdf 1,412 × 2,000, 44 pages; 1.67 MB
  
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  A female mountain goat peers over a cliff. (7436804c-1dd8-b71b-0b42-9b8aa0d10247).jpg 1,800 × 1,200; 695 KB
  
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  A refracting terrestrial telescope with an achromatic objective lens was used for daytime observations. (1c53d95a-1dd8-b71b-0ba3-ebb5c41cdeaf).JPG 4,272 × 2,848; 3.27 MB
  
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  A terracotta brick on the ground, inscribed with "Woodland A-12-701", is an example of the bricks used in the company housing on (8c9d5225-1dd8-b71b-0b26-5fe0cc62fd53).JPG 3,088 × 2,056; 3.8 MB
  
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  A View of Natural Systems of the Cultural Landscape (b18fdeb3-f962-70e2-8746-c2033e9b05de).jpg 900 × 600; 380 KB
  
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  A View of Spatial Organization at Devils Island Light Station (3a27386c-9467-08bf-7460-88beaf8b1ff8).jpg 750 × 1,037; 143 KB
  
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  A View of the Keeper's Quarters (3a2125f9-0525-aca8-d097-93c0c4e84807).jpg 750 × 533; 126 KB
  
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  A view of the Kilauea Crater (c9c4d59d-cfd7-abfb-764f-b4e8764e3b61).jpg 800 × 600; 133 KB
  
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  Aerial View of Kenilworth Aquatic Gardens (3a0f500b-0f63-e800-17ba-6b3bd8a18a3c).jpg 1,068 × 648; 270 KB
  
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  Agricultural Landscape at Monocacy (45857a1b-0db5-a4a3-b01a-fead7218a872).JPG 1,007 × 700; 61 KB
  
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  Alertcommodity Article Directory & Submission website (2).jpg 5,209 × 5,210; 1.11 MB
  
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  An early Euro-American settler in the region, Jack Hobson, called this S.O.B. Canyon. Just northwest of Kijik and Lake Clark, it (efa545f5-1dd8-b71b-0b90-4ebbd647caac).jpg 960 × 671; 334 KB
  
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  Annalen-der-chemie-und-pharmazie-1848 - Görgei's article about chemistry.png 755 × 511; 161 KB
  
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  Another view of the sextant, a navigational instrument used by the Corps of Discovery. (1da3aa0e-1dd8-b71b-0be2-624335d516b0).JPG 4,272 × 2,848; 3.79 MB
  
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  Appareil Aubine à déclenchement électrique-RGCF 1912.jpg 1,016 × 1,123; 625 KB
  
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  Aquatic Ponds, with Tree Fencing in Foreground (657d6981-bae9-3ee3-6cdf-8cd3177a09a8).jpg 720 × 483; 123 KB
  
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  Araby Mill, ca. 1893 (4583a375-ff32-c816-84dc-33f876864165).JPG 900 × 458; 102 KB
  
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  Articolo automazione strumentazione.pdf 1,239 × 1,752, 3 pages; 229 KB
  
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  Articolo Grossi.pdf 612 × 2,354; 652 KB
  
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  Articolo lab fonologia.pdf 1,402 × 1,052; 86 KB
  
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  B&O Railroad Bridge Sketch, ca. 1896 (4581b79d-e19d-639c-0f2f-bcaa273e038b).JPG 1,200 × 483; 132 KB
  
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  Bakehouse and Two Privies (57aa670c-efca-aeef-b0a4-b9724bb48477).jpg 1,080 × 871; 231 KB
  
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  Baker Farm Building Cluster (455e657e-92fd-7de4-542d-0d8d5cdae3b3).JPG 872 × 525; 150 KB
  
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  Baker Farm seen from Hill Farm at Monocacy (457b8a9a-a983-43cc-1da8-74c1dd054cd7).JPG 1,050 × 700; 81 KB
  
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  Balm of Gilead Trees beside the Main House, 1998 (415176f3-f32f-d997-b475-1b37401541b3).JPG 500 × 339; 58 KB
  
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  Bandstand Site on Carriage Road (0f87d7a2-fe4b-b6df-07e8-c8bf3d0aa3b7).jpg 540 × 405; 175 KB
  
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  Bastion and Stockade Wall (57abe4a7-cdef-076c-be78-312c6640bfae).jpg 1,080 × 810; 191 KB
  
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  Bathhouse Row. A site plan shows the cluster arrangement of bathhouses in the context of downtown Hot Springs. Although the (0fbf7eee-bed4-7384-b7b2-4a3291fc23bd).jpg 848 × 542; 172 KB
  
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  Bathhouse Row. Arlington Lawn is bordered by a row of Southern Magnolias, which continues along Central Avenue. The trees divide (0f85436d-e72d-8b0a-ea6d-c62dc819cf59).jpg 640 × 480; 160 KB
  
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  Bathhouse Row. As the Bathhouse Row area developed, emphasis was placed on the creation of ornamental fountains where people (0fc2948b-be89-41c4-8c8f-5c16dd6b4f47).jpg 481 × 274; 177 KB
  
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  Bathhouse Row. Near the Maurice Bathhouse, Tunnel Springs is viewed from the platform into the hillside. Sometime around 1892 (0fb804b8-081b-d363-19c4-258decc6fc76).jpg 640 × 480; 179 KB
  
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  Bathhouse Row. The Noble Fountain, located by the south entrance to the Grand Promenade, was constructed in 1895 and erected the (0fb556c6-b6ac-4249-411a-91679177c8e3).jpg 480 × 640; 166 KB
  
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  Battle Gulch in the Siege Area (b18ec148-c6aa-e33d-400a-13422f0da0b6).jpg 900 × 600; 519 KB
  
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  Bay Rum Tree BoiBlitz 2017 (921a3d5d-1dd8-b71b-0b76-c011dccbb88c).jpg 678 × 904; 330 KB
  
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  Bering land Bridge BioBlitz postcard (43b73eab-1dd8-b71b-0b64-66ff43ecdfdf).jpg 1,800 × 1,275; 140 KB
  
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  Berkeley Baptist Divinity School - The Claiborne Milton Hill Chapel.jpg 2,524 × 1,894; 585 KB
  
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  Bertini Chimenti Denoth.pdf 1,239 × 1,752, 11 pages; 2.29 MB
  
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  Big Hole National Battlefield Site Landscape (b18ae15d-e510-ebfc-4d57-e3b8f8e1845a).jpg 1,080 × 810; 789 KB
  
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  Big Hole National Battlefield Site. A view of Battle Mountain and the siege area from the Nez Perce Camp, looking west (2147612f-f0e5-f20b-3f01-0c2f8871f765).jpg 2,592 × 1,944; 1.76 MB
  
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  Big Hole National Battlefield Site. The camp site provided water, fish, beaver, and over small game for the Nez Perce. Natural (211d7bb1-06a4-6b11-1ceb-e0582882952d).jpg 2,592 × 1,944; 1.61 MB
  
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  Big Hole National Battlefield Site. The monument was placed in 1883, marking the end of the period of historical significance (212946c9-a813-e7a4-8c2b-233ebf7e6a17).jpg 2,592 × 1,944; 2.06 MB
  
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  Big Hole National Battlefield Site. The monument was placed near the siege area in 1883, marking the end of the period of (212643bd-a726-6160-60bc-b50ec65bca05).jpg 2,592 × 1,944; 2.33 MB
  
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  Big Hole National Battlefield Site. The natural systems and resources of the area are critical for understanding the (212bc5f0-eb8e-1eef-80a6-ba869c290871).jpg 2,592 × 1,944; 2.73 MB
  
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  Big Hole National Battlefield Site. The timber footbridge that leads out of the parking lot is a non-contributing feature of the (b18a0b7a-0493-14f0-ccd9-8e66b340c51b).jpg 900 × 600; 298 KB
  
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  Big Hole National Battlefield Site. The twin trees were two large fir trees high on a slope above the river. At the time of the (21496a40-d60a-a047-07d4-dec4fbc63946).jpg 2,592 × 1,944; 1.48 MB
  
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  Big Hole National Battlefield. Lodge at the northern edge of the Nez Perce camp, looking north. The Nez Perce had arranged (21241104-dfbe-2b58-a5d9-9a39734155b2).jpg 2,592 × 1,944; 1.5 MB
  
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  Bilim Hucresi Postas 1.pdf 1,239 × 1,752, 12 pages; 1.79 MB
  
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  Bluffs Coffee Shop and Service Station - Doughton Park. The coffee shop was designed in a plainer and more economical way than (8fd32c01-c29f-1da9-dd5a-e00761ff19ef).JPG 432 × 286; 62 KB
  
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  Bluffs Coffee Shop and Service Station parking lot (8fd3f18a-d597-87e0-bd17-243870e3955a).JPG 432 × 282; 49 KB
  
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  Bluffs Coffee Shop and Service Station Site Map (8fd51788-b3e8-ff8a-acab-87e2d598a1d6).jpg 1,168 × 745; 124 KB
  
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  Bluffs Comfort Station (Building 104) (22dc663b-fd5d-8ad4-5653-497c0d123cc1).JPG 432 × 281; 74 KB
  
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  Bluffs Lodge - Doughton Park. In this 1951 view, parkway visitors stop at Wildcat Rocks Overlook. The overlook was built in 1939 (c0f5a052-946d-d016-06fc-6d8c2988d306).JPG 911 × 695; 173 KB
  
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  Bluffs Lodge - Doughton Park. The overlook at Wildcat Rocks was built in 1939, and it consists of a stone retaining wall, a (c0f6724a-eb64-5178-311a-bbeb67855dfa).JPG 283 × 432; 84 KB
  
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  Bluffs Lodge on the Blue Ridge Parkway (c0f2c014-a494-e148-82dd-1cd2b8b94380).JPG 432 × 286; 54 KB
  
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  Bluffs Maintenance Residence Area (765bb512-f9c7-afa7-787f-c89ea9cc91a7).jpg 1,500 × 982; 130 KB
  
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  Bluffs Picnic Area - Doughton Park. Picnic trails that were built in 1939 contribute to the national significance of the parkway (22def776-98f1-820b-f1f8-f4569bfbbc1b).JPG 391 × 256; 40 KB
  
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  Bluffs Picnic Area - Doughton Park. The picnic area comfort station and shelter, building 102, was built in 1941. In this pre (22e16800-e314-d7bb-1b27-cfefaf5193d5).JPG 1,200 × 965; 170 KB
  
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  Bluffs Picnic Area Comfort Station and Shelter (22dbb3bd-0d2f-8ad7-be39-bf626b256a94).JPG 432 × 279; 43 KB
  
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  Bluffs Residence Barbeque Pit (7643e1b1-913e-0bca-e4d2-d680d3afb34f).JPG 432 × 290; 71 KB
  
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  Bohemia – The Submerged Front.pdf 825 × 1,300, 10 pages; 601 KB
  
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  Boundary of Araby Property (def100f8-d352-5fbb-90ed-7ea688ab11ac).jpg 800 × 874; 208 KB
  
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  Brickwork of the Grand Promenade (0fab14d0-b577-560a-e9c7-56ef3395feb1).jpg 900 × 675; 170 KB
  
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  Brinegar Cabin - Doughton Park. A view to the south from the Brinegar Cabin parking lot includes the Blue Ridge Mountains of (2eff4385-a0a0-4568-6abe-a42d63ca4211).jpg 734 × 357; 107 KB
  
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  Brinegar Cabin - Doughton Park. An interpretive plaque stands near the fence that surrounds the Brinegar Cabin garden. The cabin (2ef58880-ae7f-a372-4213-b5d17203767f).JPG 432 × 289; 58 KB
  
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  Brinegar Cabin - Doughton Park. Features of the landscape that date to the parkway construction period include the parking lot (2ef32537-a098-bf86-05cd-602a698be2ba).JPG 252 × 361; 59 KB
  
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  Brinegar Cabin - Doughton Park. The Brinegar Cabin landscape is located at 238.5 on the Blue Ridge Parkway in North Carolina (2effc885-c5de-c21f-2652-da00cb1fa6e5).jpg 801 × 600; 167 KB
  
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  Brinegar Cabin - Doughton Park. The Brinegar Cabin, built in 1889, contributes to the periods of significance for the Blue Ridge (2ee044fc-ea5b-e8ca-6b5c-729bd7602065).JPG 391 × 260; 57 KB
  
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  Brinegar Cabin - Doughton Park. The cabin was restored by the Works Progress Administration in 1941-42. The building has two (2ee1922a-bb62-a175-6047-bd82f6a245f8).JPG 432 × 262; 55 KB
  
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  Brinegar Cabin - Doughton Park. The granary (shed) is located to the southwest of the cabin. It was built between 1885 and 1890 (2ef83a85-a4f1-048c-3577-f5a3a640c456).jpg 800 × 600; 246 KB
  
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  Brinegar Cabin - Doughton Park. The springhouse consists of two rooms under a wood shingle roof. The northern room has flagstone (2ee3bb7a-b1be-42e4-7194-f6d879b398b7).JPG 432 × 295; 71 KB
  
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  Brinegar Cabin - Doughton Park. The stone gutter near the parking lot is one of the features that dates to the Parkway site (2efc2925-a5a6-e2c0-6cd2-b8ce96e9b202).jpg 800 × 600; 258 KB
  
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  Brinegar Cabin - Doughton Park. This stone tail wall (1942) to the south of the parkway is one of the features that dates to the (2efcd6f9-960c-acc2-0de1-481604d4651d).jpg 800 × 600; 182 KB
  
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  Brinegar Cabin - Doughton Park. This view towards the Blue Ridge Parkway is seen from the location of the former orchard. The (2efea031-c950-6fcb-ed68-9ca20ca89673).jpg 800 × 600; 161 KB
  
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  Brinegar Cabin - Doughton Park. Vegetation around the cabin generally retains the design intent of the site's development, both (2efac8e3-f035-412f-d719-c46e9016978f).jpg 800 × 600; 270 KB
  
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  Brinegar Cabin Gunboard Sign (2ef93b0e-da5e-07bd-0253-8aaf88c09f6e).jpg 800 × 600; 258 KB
  
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  Brinegar Cabin Parking Area (1946) (2ef6ac3d-a9bf-9007-e91f-4d019a58a7b2).JPG 432 × 342; 70 KB
  
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  Brinegar Cabin Property (1973) (2ef71728-bae8-026e-86db-717e48e7582b).JPG 432 × 184; 40 KB
  
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  Brinegar Cabin Property (1975) (2ef620b1-f398-89ba-4779-8f24f1a3716e).JPG 432 × 280; 57 KB
  
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  Brinegar Cabin, pre-restoration (1941) (2ee0f366-0fb6-3557-dd0f-b484024c0c7f).JPG 432 × 248; 71 KB
  
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  Brinegar Springhouse During Restoration (c. 1942) (2ee2581a-9899-60b7-cfa1-eecf225b4800).JPG 432 × 244; 76 KB
  
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  Brinegar Springhouse During Restoration (c. 1942) (2ee3080b-e198-7348-6d9a-c9c0b9a173b8).JPG 432 × 258; 65 KB
  
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  Brinegar Springhouse, Pre-Restoration (c. 1942) (2ee46af0-f091-9328-d2b3-0dc6e4c8b1ab).JPG 432 × 246; 55 KB
  
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  Brunato, Madeleine Honored.pdf 1,758 × 2,427; 464 KB
  
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  Brunato, Madeleine The life of.pdf 1,675 × 2,462; 407 KB
  
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  Brunato, Madeleine Writer Honored.pdf 1,754 × 2,422; 403 KB
  
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  Building 987's second floor interior (f18c6715-1dd8-b71b-0b9c-1733183778cd).jpg 1,021 × 766; 191 KB
  
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  Building 987's south side with restored windows back in place (f13e0809-1dd8-b71b-0b43-ef5517bc5d55).jpg 1,050 × 787; 317 KB
  
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  Buildings and Structures of Montrose Park (35670af8-e37c-58e1-9472-c61124da4c35).jpg 1,200 × 800; 239 KB
  
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  Buildings at Worthington Farm (def49415-0c5d-b057-9b63-6f2520c736ef).jpg 720 × 996; 210 KB
  
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  Bunk House and Main House at the McGraw Ranch (41503481-fa7b-9a4f-a18a-4a4670e28114).JPG 600 × 145; 37 KB
  
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  Campground Cabin at Doughton Park (044f9054-0e11-875e-082a-5a71f2401b1f).JPG 432 × 285; 79 KB
  
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  Camping Site 1.jpg 960 × 1,280; 176 KB
  
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  Cape Florida Lighthouse on Key Biscayne (929343bc-1dd8-b71b-0bd9-fb2805450032).jpg 638 × 343; 231 KB
  
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  Capture d'écran 2024-04-07 141632.png 1,919 × 1,079; 350 KB
  
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  Careful demolition of components of the interior of Building 987 (f0ba94a6-1dd8-b71b-0b6e-24f187969a18).jpg 773 × 1,154; 194 KB
  
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  Caribou along Telaquana Corridor (f1f654e6-1dd8-b71b-0b35-bb73d5ddb5aa).jpg 1,280 × 960; 453 KB
  
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  Caudill Cabin Interpretive Marker (c0f716a5-d365-4928-0887-166f309280db).JPG 432 × 287; 53 KB
  
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  CCC Camp, ca. Late 1930s (76423074-a50c-6aa5-932d-b15c221bb510).JPG 1,200 × 710; 83 KB
  
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  Circulation features at Worthington Farm (df0fce8e-d5ae-7c32-52f0-af6ffaa4c84a).jpg 383 × 288; 99 KB
  
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  Coffee Shop and Service Station landscape, circa 1949 (8fd605d3-a0ba-a45b-2e0d-d62ce93d07ee).JPG 993 × 800; 142 KB
  
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  Communiqué allemand suite à l'attentat du métro Barbès.png 1,412 × 513; 506 KB
  
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  Como se faz um Herói.pdf 1,239 × 1,754, 18 pages; 229 KB
  
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  Company House, House Twelve Group (8bf6c5e8-1dd8-b71b-0bab-dfce62c2c615).JPG 2,056 × 3,088; 3.84 MB
  
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  Concrete Marker to the Completion of Peter Lee's Road (c9a8a5d8-f8e2-1b61-176c-313ab8a13bef).JPG 2,272 × 1,704; 2.24 MB
  
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  Concrete Vault near Halemaumau (c9a5d3d8-f020-b600-9aff-bbb793c02f0d).JPG 2,592 × 1,944; 1.75 MB
  
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  Concrete Walk to the Pump House (3a22fdb1-bbc5-73dc-655e-44173da1e4b6).jpg 750 × 517; 145 KB
  
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  Construction at Bluffs Lodge, circa 1949 (c0f21376-c858-dfe4-a079-e92df7c411e6).JPG 1,050 × 832; 118 KB
  
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  Contemporary View of the Dentzel Carousel (505b9a21-925d-3c79-97e1-b105f3189270).jpg 886 × 474; 185 KB
  
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  Contemporary Wooden Bench at Bathhouse Row (0fc1879f-9860-3eb8-eb87-8480aeb028f1).jpg 475 × 262; 149 KB
  
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  Crater Rim Historic District. A contemporary look at the Volcano House. The split-level, wood frame structure has a low-sloped (c9a71e52-b16b-cd72-e5db-0e7ddbb824c5).jpg 800 × 600; 183 KB
  
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  Crater Rim Historic District. Rock cuts in the dark volcanic rock to the west of the park headquarters are designed to look like (c9af7a8e-0ea4-2b27-2e9e-70358d4fbb0c).JPG 2,272 × 1,704; 1.37 MB
  
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  Crater Rim Historic District. The features of the designed landscape are closely aligned with the presence and chances of the (c9ae4549-b624-46d9-f4b8-bb191a464b7b).JPG 2,272 × 1,704; 985 KB
  
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  Crater Rim Historic District. The stone guard wall at Puu Puai parking lot was once along the Crater Rim Drive alignment. The (c9a990ac-c954-1970-26db-ddc835286666).jpg 800 × 600; 314 KB
  
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  Crater Rim Historic District. The Whitney seismograph vault, adjacent to the Volcano House, is an underground room of reinforced (c9a822fa-ce13-3255-d21c-9f286cc56ae5).jpg 800 × 600; 197 KB
  
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  Cultural Landscape Hierarchy Map (57c99a61-046a-e6f4-70ac-d1a117f76e78).jpg 900 × 600; 166 KB
  
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  Cultural Landscape Inventory Site Plan (2ef7b667-d134-926b-a69f-5fa84be131e0).jpg 1,050 × 792; 181 KB
  
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  CULTURE CONDITION DIFFERENCE FOR ESTABLISHMENT OF NEW EMBRYONIC STEM CELL LINES.pdf 1,237 × 1,650, 6 pages; 1.72 MB
  
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  Culvert and Stone Embankment (c9aa47d2-ee7a-b06f-6f70-91305a098d14).JPG 2,592 × 1,944; 1.24 MB
  
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  Culvert in the Berm (89e159d0-1dd8-b71b-0b57-a357008686b9).JPG 4,272 × 2,848; 6.3 MB
  
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  Current View of Bathhouse Row (0fb8d963-d55d-07d8-61bc-c1eee2b8b76b).jpg 640 × 480; 160 KB
  
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  Current View of Dripping Spring (0fb69a45-cceb-c9d9-60ac-ec56a1a09f82).jpg 480 × 640; 185 KB
  
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  Declaration of the Czech deputies in The Advocate of Peace, 1918.pdf 1,275 × 1,675, 2 pages; 330 KB
  
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  Deer and Raccoon (c7f80b5e-daa1-d526-e103-6dbbd4707071).JPG 1,519 × 1,205; 347 KB
  
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  Deer and Snow (c8175c52-ac33-2f46-c04f-5b80f3b8cee7).JPG 1,567 × 1,083; 357 KB
  
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  Deer and Split-row Fence (c80d5baa-f24b-7b9f-42f9-f2f48f70f5d8).jpg 1,190 × 906; 796 KB
  
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  Deer in Grass (c8134888-cf88-0fa0-550a-80ea161fc064).jpg 1,472 × 1,103; 1.16 MB
  
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  Deer Licking Nose (c80fb690-b726-016f-134c-a7543b1d0a17).JPG 1,290 × 997; 291 KB
  
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  Deer near Visitor Center (337c1051-bbfb-3c5e-a40b-8b512822cb2c).jpg 3,888 × 2,592; 3.69 MB
  
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  Deer Passing by (c811fe09-eb7b-704e-110f-678049bbf596).JPG 1,754 × 1,434; 583 KB
  
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  Deer staring into camera at dusk. (33707e1e-f9cd-ea89-46c1-107e430b5354).jpg 3,816 × 2,531; 2.3 MB
  
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  Devils Island Light Station landscape. The shoreline of the island is characterized by sandstone cliffs and sea caves. Most of (3a295e83-ed79-bccc-4b2f-1bc9bd5df086).jpg 750 × 533; 126 KB
  
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  Devils Island Light Station landscape. The wall at the end of the tramway is made of sandstone with cement mortar. (37ab1347-90ef-b21e-f81f-94ea62fa7b97).jpg 750 × 533; 121 KB
  
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  Doughton Marker at Wildcat Rocks Overlook (c0f7c41c-b214-45e0-d1c6-9dd8d86cbc31).JPG 252 × 400; 72 KB
  
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  Doughton Park Campground. On the 1936 Blue Ridge Parkway Master Development Plan, Doughton Park (then known as The Bluffs), is (0456860c-c756-37d5-bf5e-8530ee09d821).jpg 1,000 × 956; 181 KB
  
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  Doughton Park Campground. This fifth loop of the campground and more campsites were added in 1964, after the primary period of (045240e5-edeb-afbd-2aa7-d7b73a4fdf94).JPG 432 × 282; 75 KB
  
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  Doughton Park Maintenance Area. In the original design plan for the Blue Ridge Parkway, Doughton Park was called The Bluffs (7647f32c-db16-6ed4-8304-0529fa15c5d3).JPG 427 × 288; 58 KB
  
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  Doughton Park Maintenance Area. The employee residence structures, built in the late 1940s, contribute to the National Historic (765ce629-995e-581f-9adf-ee131d431677).JPG 432 × 291; 64 KB
  
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  Doughton Park Maintenance Area. The landscape is organized as a central courtyard surrounded by utility buildings, with a (7646c62b-bf62-7357-913f-ca4d77c070b1).JPG 432 × 288; 52 KB
  
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  Doughton Park Maintenance Area. This portion of the site plan show the buildings and associated features of the maintenance (76594273-fd15-ff15-f1ab-00f0fe5b8553).jpg 1,500 × 971; 112 KB
  
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  Doughton Park Maintenance Area. This portion of the site plan show the entrance area of the landscape. The Doughton Park area (765a8d86-9504-23e0-2fc0-5226e9546b19).jpg 1,350 × 871; 95 KB
  
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  Downstream from the train station, towards the river, there is a sunken section of land at or near historic Armory-grade levels. (877cdb58-1dd8-b71b-0bde-cecb3670a6b4).jpg 9,980 × 3,636; 8.75 MB
  
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  Drinking Fountain at Brinegar Cabin (2ef47cd5-a7ef-01a6-8ad0-8281a9490a68).JPG 252 × 375; 62 KB
  
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  During the Armory era, the former hydroelectric plant was known as the Rolling Mill. After that, it was the Harpers Ferry Paper (87f69189-1dd8-b71b-0b62-daf002607bd0).jpg 1,200 × 542; 403 KB
  
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  Early visitors at the Bluffs Coffee Shop and Service Station (8fd39361-b68f-fc45-3d39-aeb08ae3c963).JPG 761 × 522; 71 KB
  
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  Entrance Lane and Road Trace near House (786b2d3a-b46c-c0d3-543d-90400a194a06).jpg 720 × 480; 241 KB
  
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  Entry Road from parkway to Bluffs Lodge (c0f4fcde-902b-323f-3550-8c9159b443ce).JPG 432 × 282; 48 KB
  
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  Entry Road to Maintenance Area (765810be-ba34-682c-d623-e4e25ec33fae).JPG 427 × 288; 53 KB
  
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  Eugeniusz Bodo the tragic face of Polish capitalism-2.pdf 1,320 × 1,735, 16 pages; 1.43 MB
  
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  Euro-Americans gave names to several distinctive features associated with wayfinding in the Corridor, such as Caribou Pass. (f4bb502d-1dd8-b71b-0b97-7ae4978ab008).jpg 900 × 1,200; 309 KB
  
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  Except in a few instances near village sites or through geographic systems, there are no physical marks on the ground surface (f62a88bb-1dd8-b71b-0bcb-ba0127b00ca6).jpg 1,280 × 960; 1.1 MB
  
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  Existing Conditions at Glenmont Estate (7999d3b1-1dd8-b71b-0b3e-7573649249cd).jpg 1,937 × 1,250; 533 KB
  
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  Female Mountain Goat on Cliff (76cd43c7-1dd8-b71b-0ba9-0c0ed49caf53).jpg 1,800 × 1,200; 695 KB
  
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  Female Mountain Goat on Cliff (77140d5a-1dd8-b71b-0b8e-a4159dbe2181).jpg 1,800 × 1,200; 695 KB
  
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  Fence Surrounding the Kennecott Cemetery (c9d5740c-d8b7-5faa-a697-db7e357d55b8).jpg 2,500 × 1,660; 1.77 MB
  
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  Fenced Field near Fort Vancouver (57b37202-0ca7-27bb-c6b5-eb94a2e6a942).jpg 1,080 × 763; 197 KB
  
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  Field and Sycamore Tree (78722f9c-ec0c-953b-1515-701d54cb2f2a).jpg 720 × 480; 207 KB
  
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  Figure 1. Cryptobiotic soil crusts at Arches National Park. (e7ed6ce1-1dd8-b71b-0b84-225c08a9bfc9).jpg 638 × 441; 113 KB
  
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  Figure 6. Words identifying park management issues and associated concepts as part of a geocache exercise (19c69e56-1dd8-b71b-0b82-5bb36f431c04).jpg 400 × 211; 130 KB
  
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  Flagpole at the Devils Island Light Station (3a25c8ae-a77d-98ea-9955-0ceab62c4338).jpg 421 × 563; 75 KB
  
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  Flat Stanley admires Edgecumbe (1e9a0bc1-1dd8-b71c-07f4-a732fd5b4a34).JPG 4,000 × 3,000; 2.53 MB
  
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  Foggy Buck (c80e86ca-f4d7-6adc-f4d0-d986246fd695).JPG 1,759 × 1,441; 428 KB
  
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  Fort Vancouver Cultural Landscape (2647c262-0b98-debc-dd7d-a9e0e8c73d5b).jpg 1,050 × 811; 220 KB
  
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  Fort Vancouver. An interpretive garden was planted in 1974 to the north of the fort reconstruction. Although its location and (57c6f7d4-9d04-84d2-58bb-e0c92120c48c).jpg 1,080 × 806; 202 KB
  
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  Fort Vancouver. Fort Vancouver is a component landscape within Fort Vancouver National Historic Site. It is part of a larger (57a8ac95-f63d-0f11-0a6e-b1ebef73c240).jpg 1,080 × 789; 242 KB
  
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  Fort Vancouver. In 2003, an orchard reconstruction project was completed that accurately restored an acre of the historic five (57d40fc8-926e-c51d-db5c-b3c08054d3e4).jpg 1,080 × 753; 232 KB
  
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  Fort Vancouver. The blacksmith shop was built between 1836 and 1841, and the current building was reconstructed in 1981. The (57ad4341-b33f-cfbb-e0ad-cf41d2b099d1).jpg 1,080 × 770; 177 KB
  
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  Fort Vancouver. The carpenter shop was originally built in 1844-45. This reconstruction was built in 1997. It is a one-story (57aea79b-04a0-bc23-dfa7-598a5a8fb415).jpg 1,080 × 812; 213 KB
  
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  Fort Vancouver. The Chief Factor's House, originally built in 1837-1838, was reconstructed in 1976. Located near the north (57b0400f-be57-4d53-c31d-2c91b0c5d6bc).jpg 1,080 × 774; 243 KB
  
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  Fort Vancouver. The entrance path to the fort is considered a compatible feature of the historic landscape. The north entrance (57c46df4-feb0-1a90-5e15-75fc1a4c2e37).jpg 1,080 × 778; 213 KB
  
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  Fort Vancouver. The fur warehouse was reconstructed in 1992-1994, based on the original warehouse built in 1841. It is the (57c5d55b-efdb-84ef-ca45-499dac33dcf6).jpg 1,080 × 807; 201 KB
  
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  Fort Vancouver. The HBC Village is one of the archeological sites included in the Fort Vancouver landscape boundary. Located (57cafd0e-d66a-7931-a178-9075c0a24782).jpg 1,080 × 768; 262 KB
  
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  Fort Vancouver. The kitchen, originally built in 1837-1838 and reconstructed in 1976, is located to the back of the Chief Factor (57d11183-de67-2405-8c64-18c05e0f5449).jpg 1,080 × 852; 252 KB
  
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  Fort Vancouver. The original counting house was built in 1845. This structure, reconstructed in 2003, is a one and one-half (57b1c9e7-02c9-61ae-15b9-d4578b357023).jpg 1,080 × 826; 232 KB
  
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  Fort Vancouver. The original Hudson's Bay Company (HBC) Village Entry Gate was built around the 1830s. This reconstruction dates (57c84f24-ff95-c2ef-fbb5-18ee7a5335a4).jpg 1,080 × 810; 212 KB
  
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  Fort Vancouver. The original Indian Trade Shop and Dispensary was built during the years 1836-1841. The reconstruction was (57ce0a26-c74f-1976-b42c-542c6982923f).jpg 1,080 × 769; 225 KB
  
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  Fort Vancouver. The original jail was built between 1841 and 1844; this reconstruction dates to 2001. The gable roof has wood (57cff87e-c31b-2c9a-4b30-23e5c7fb74d6).jpg 1,080 × 842; 201 KB
  
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  Fort Vancouver. The original wash house was built around 1840, and the building was reconstructed in 1976. the The board-covered (57d7f2c4-926c-82f5-0db3-5c6ee8ea0711).jpg 1,080 × 826; 239 KB
  
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  Fort Vancouver. The site plan for the Fort Vancouver Stockade identifies the structures within the fort walls, as well as their (268ee714-9f5b-1d3f-437b-842b0f1a1025).jpg 1,165 × 900; 123 KB
  
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  Fort Vancouver. This reconstruction (2009) represents a village house that was originally built around the 1840s. It is a post (57ccaa5c-fef0-2c4e-6916-18a5d487c52b).jpg 1,080 × 814; 210 KB
  
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  Fountain in front of Administration Building (0fb413bb-0f03-023c-d3ef-3f9037c78cc3).jpg 640 × 480; 170 KB
  
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  Georgetown Pike, ca. 1900 (45848670-da42-5058-1c91-c907b6864097).JPG 998 × 700; 180 KB
  
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  Gerencias.png 755 × 1,184; 128 KB
  
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  Glen Echo Park Concession Stand (b6e99ae9-d18d-7e52-a7c7-dc5d62fb6637).jpg 943 × 539; 171 KB
  
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  Glen Echo Park-Clara Barton House. The Clara Barton House was built in 1891 and is a fine example of late 19th-century American (b6ea0bfa-bb02-3991-0c80-69b2f7fe5d5c).jpg 945 × 639; 230 KB
  
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  Glen Echo Park-Clara Barton House. The large historic and specimen trees provide shade in the Picnic Grove section of Glen Echo (500a4083-ace4-3073-c553-50f2f84ae6ed).jpg 800 × 1,195; 289 KB
  
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  Glen Echo Park-Clara Barton House. The ruins of a stone and concrete fountain, installed ca. 1959 as part of the miniature golf (b6ebe98a-c1df-b3e9-fb78-9798a7d9dace).jpg 647 × 551; 221 KB
  
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  Glen Echo Park-Clara Barton House. The stream bed of Minnehaha Creek, viewed here from the west entrance to Glen Echo Park, has (4fdc2adc-f491-2e35-c5d3-0f0ea9ae9299).jpg 800 × 1,195; 286 KB
  
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  Grading on the Kilauea Iki Trail (c9c1fe77-da21-3ff7-2495-3cc5953d7489).JPG 2,592 × 1,944; 2.2 MB