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Lincoln Statue & Gettysburg Address, produced by H.S. Crocker Company, Inc. (American)
Lincoln Statue (Lincoln Memorial, Washington, D.C.)
Lincoln Statue, Lincoln Memorial (Washington, D.C.), published by District News Company (American) and produced by Colourpicture Publishers, Inc. (American)
Lincoln Statue, Lincoln Memorial, Washington, D.C., published by District News Company, Inc. (American)
Lincoln Statue, Lincoln Memorial, Washington, D.C., published by Capsco Wholesalers, Inc. (American)
Lincoln Statue, Lincoln Memorial, Washington, D.C., produced by the Capital Souvenir Company (American)
Lincoln Statue-Lincoln Museum, published by the Washington Novelty, Inc. (American) and produced by Colourpicture Publishers, Inc. (American)
Lincoln Statue, Lincoln Park, Chicago, Illinois, published by Alfred Holzman (American)
Lincoln Statue, Lincoln Park, Chicago, Illinois, produced by Detroit Publishing Company (American)
Lincoln Statue, Wabash, Indiana, featuring photography by Doyne Sargent and printed by Henry McGrew (American)
Lincoln Statue (Washington, D.C.), photography by Captain M.W. Arps (American) and produced by H.S. Crocker Company, Inc. (American)
Lincoln Statue, Washington, D.C., featuring sculpture by Daniel Chester French (American, 1850-1931), published by Silberne Souvenir Sales, Inc. (American) and produced by H.S. Crocker Company, Inc. (American)
Lincoln Statue, Washington, D.C., photography Captain M.W. Arps, U.S.N. Retired, published by Washington Novelty Company, Inc. (American) and produced by H.S. Crooker Company, Inc. (American)
Lincoln Statue, Washington, D.C., published by Silberne Souvenir Sales Inc. (American) and produced H.S. Crocker Company, Inc. (American)
Lincoln Statue, Washington, D.C., produced by H.S. Crocker Company, Inc. (American)
Lincoln Statue, Washington, D.C., photography by M.W. Arps (American) and produced by H.S. Crocker Company, Inc. (American)
Lincoln Statue, Washington, D.C., published by Silberne Souvenir Sales Inc. (American) and produced H.S. Crocker Company, Inc. (American)
Lincoln Statue, Washington, D.C., published by Silberne Souvenir Sales, Inc. (American) and produced by H.S. Crocker (American)
Lincoln Statue, Washington, D.C., produced by Prince Lithograph Inc. (American)
Lincoln's Toast at the Long Nine Banquet, artwork by Llyod Ostendorf (American, 1921-2000) and copyright held by Ostendorf-Temple-Wagner (American)
Lincoln's Tomb in Oak Ridge Cemetery
Lincoln's Tomb in Oak Ridge Cemetery
Lincoln's Tomb in Oak Ridge Cemetery, published by H.N. Shonkwiler (American)
Lincoln's Tomb in Oak Ridge Cemetery, photography by Herbert Georg and produced by the Springfield News Agency (American)
Lincoln's Tomb in Oak Ridge Cemetery, photography by Herbert Georg and produced by the Springfield News Agency (American)
Lincoln's Tomb in Oak Ridge Cemetery, Springfield, Illinois, photography by Charles A. Martin, produced by Colourpicture Publishers, Inc. (American), published by Springfield News Agency (American)
Lincoln the Circuit Lawyer, artwork by Llyod Ostendorf (American, 1921-2000) and copyright held by Ostendorf-Temple-Wagner (American)
Lincoln the Surveyor, artwork by Llyod Ostendorf (American, 1921-2000) and copyright held by Ostendorf-Temple-Wagner (American)
Lincoln Top Hat, Copyright held by Rubie's
Lincoln Top Hat Statuette, produced by the Lincoln Museum and by Lincoln National Corporation
Lincoln Tree ornament, Copyright held by Lincoln National Life Insurance Company
Lincoln, Willie and Tad Coming Down the Stairway in the Lincoln Home, Christmas, Springfield, Illinois 1860, featuring artwork by Lloyd Ostendorf (American, 1921-2000) and published by Phil Wagner
Lincoln With Emancipation Proclamation
Lincoln Without Borders, October 22-24, 2009, produced by Button King (American)
Lincoln Youth, sculpted by Rolf
Lloyd Jones, Simpson County, Mississippi Sheriff
Lloyd Jones, Simpson County, Mississippi Sheriff
Localize Treatment of Chronic Diseases, Luke Tucker
Local Treatment of Chronic Bone Infections, Luke Tucker
Log Barn, Lincoln City, Indiana, photography by Walter H. Miller and published by Walter H. Miller & Company, Inc. (American)
Log Cabin in Which Abraham Lincoln was Born
Log Cabin in Which Abraham Lincoln was Born, produced by Rotograph Company (American, 1904 to 1911)
Log Cabin Playset, Copyright held by Roy Toy
Log Cabin Similar To Lincoln's Birthplace, produced by Artvue Post Card Company (American, 1936-1950s?)
Long Abraham a Little Longer, produced by Authentic Distributors, Inc. (American)
Long Abraham Lincoln, sculpted by Jake
Longleaf Pine Forest Restoration Throughout the Southeast, Gabriel Nyen
Looking For a Friend, produced by Glenn L. Hindale and published by Walter H. Miller & Company, Inc. (American)
Louisa Adams Commemorative Medal
Lt. Gen. Ulysses S. Grant, U.S.A., I/R Miniatures, Inc.
Lt. Gen. Ulysses S. Grant, U.S.A., produced by I/R Miniatures, Inc.
Luce Hall U.S. Naval War College
Lunette Symbolic of the Freeing of the Slaves, artwork by Dean Cornwell (American, 1892-1960)
Lunette symbolic of the Preservation of the Union, Lincoln Memorial Shrine, Redlands, California, artwork by Dean Cornwell (American, 1892-1960)
Lying in Wait, published by the Boston Post (American, 1831-1956) with artwork from Norman
Mabel Tainter Memorial Building-1899, produced by John M. Russell (American)
Mabry Hill, published by Valley News Agency (American) and produced by Tichnor (American, 1908 - 1987)
Main Body, Monogram Merite (American, 1968?-?)
Main Body, produced by Monogram Merite (American, 1968?-?)
Main House, Carl Sandburg's Bedroom-Connemara Farms, photography by Jack Bowers and produced by Eastern National Park & Monument Association
Main House, Downstairs Study-Connemara Farms, photography by Jack Bowers and produced by Eastern National Park & Monument Association
Main House, Farm Office-Connemara Farms, photography by Jack Bowers and produced by Eastern National Park & Monument Association
Main House, Living Room-Connemara Farms, photography by Jack Bowers and produced by Eastern National Park & Monument Association
Main House, Mrs. Sandburg's Bedroom-Connemara Farms, photography by Jack Bowers and produced by Eastern National Park & Monument Association
Main Sallyport, Fort Monroe, Virginia, photography by Walter H. Miller, published by Walter H. Miller & Company, Inc. (American) and caption by Fort Monroe Casemate Museum (American)
Major General George B. McClellan, published by E. Anthony
Major General George Gordon Meade, photography by Lane Studio (American) and published by L.E. Smith (American) and produced by Mike Roberts (American)
Major General Julius W. Beckton, Jr.
Major Gordon's North Carolina Cavalry
Major Robert Anderson, produced by Anthony (American)
Man at a Ramada Inn Coliseum Podium, Jackson, Mississippi
Man Entering 522 North State Street, July 7, 1972
Man Leaving 522 North State Street, June 7, 1972
Man Overboard, published by the Boston Post (American, 1831-1956)
Man Playing a Xylophone, undated
Man Playing Guitar on Stage, undated.
Man Playing the Guitar, undated
Man Seated on Top of a Grand Piano, undated
Man Singing into a Microphone on Stage, undated.
Man Singing into a Microphone on Stage, undated.
Man Smiling Behind Microphones
Man Standing on Front Steps to a White Building
Man With a Guitar Singing, undated
Mappa Aestivarvm Infularum Alias Bermudas
Margaret Taylor Commemorative Medal
Margaret Walker Alexander Receiving and Award
Marker at Old Boat Landing in Rockport, produced by Basye Drug Store (American)
Marker at Old Boat Landing in Rockport, produced by Basye Drug Store (American)
Mark Willis Operating a Television Camera
Marquette/ Joliet Historic Marker on the Great River Road, photography by Kieth Wedoe and produced by New Image Studios (American)
Martin Luther King, Jr., published by Parks & History Association (American) and distributed by Richard W. Coffman (American)
Mary Ann Mobley's Miss America Trophy
Mary Lincoln's Bedroom, Abraham Lincoln's Home, Springfield, Illinois, produced by The Abraham Lincoln Museum (American, 1899-present) and produced by Dexter Press (American, 1920s-1980s)
Mary Surratt, 1823-1865, produced by the Surratt Society Project (American, 1975-present)
Mary Surratt's Bedroom, The Mary Surratt House (1852), photography and distribution by Gerry Peck (American)
Mary Surratt's Home, The Mary Surratt House (1852), photography and distribution by Gerry Peck (American)
Mary Todd Lincoln, photography by Mathew Brady (American, 1822-1896)
Mary Todd Lincoln, produced and copyright held by Parks & History Association (American), published by Dukane Press (American)
Mary Todd Lincoln, featuring photography by Mathew Brady (American, 1822-1896), published by Parks & History Association (American) and distributed by Richard W. Coffman (American)
Mary Todd Lincoln Commemorative Medal
Mary Todd Lincoln Impersonator
Mary Todd Lincoln Impersonator with an Unidentified Woman
Mary Todd Lincoln's at Abraham Lincoln's Home National Historic Site, photography by Terry Farmer, printed by Consolidated/ Drake Press (American) and copyright by Eastern National Park & Monument Association
Mary-Todd Pot Bellys, Copyright held by Harmony Ball
Mary-Todd Pot Bellys, Copyright held by Harmony Ball
Massachusetts, Connecticut, and Rhode Island 1860
Master Model of "Council of War", featuring sculpture by John Rogers (American, 1829-1904)
Matton Centennial Commemorative Coin
Memorial Marking Spot Where Lincoln Family Entered Illinois from Indiana 1830, Located Illinois Side of Lincoln Memorial Bridge, Vicennes, Indiana, published by A.A. Arnold (American) and produced by C.T. Art-Colortone (American)
Memorial to Lincoln's Father and Mother at Shiloh Cemetery, published by Matton News Agency (American) and produced by Curteich (American)
Memorial to the Reporter of Lincoln's Gettysburg Address in Hanover, Pennsylvania, produced by J.P. Walmer (American)
Men of Progress, featuring artwork by Christian Schussele (American,1824 -1879) printed by Clarke & Way, Inc. (American)
Men on Stage at Gil Carmichael's Campaign Speech
Merrimack (Virginia), photography by Walter H. Miller and published by Walter H. Miller & Company, Inc. (American)
Merry Christmas and Happy Hanukkah
Merry Christmas from A.Lincoln and Kieran McAuliffe, produced by Earl Grey & Orange Pekoe Greeting Card Company (American)
Metal Bookend Bust of President Lincoln, produced by Philadelphia Manufacturing Company (American)
Metal Bookend Bust of President Lincoln
Metal Bust of A. Lincoln, produced by Genesis Productions Inc. (American); sculpted by Dick Wiken (American, 1913-1985)
Metal Bust of President Abraham Lincoln
Metal Bust of President Lincoln
Metal Bust of President Lincoln
Metal Bust of President Lincoln
Metal bust of President Lincoln
Metal Bust of President Lincoln, produced by Daniel Gray (American)
Metal Bust of President Lincoln
Metal Bust of President Lincoln
Metal Bust of President Lincoln w/ American Flag base, produced by Rawcliffe Pewter (American, 1982-present)
Metal Pencil Sharpener of President Lincoln
Metal Plaque of Abraham Lincoln
Metal Plaque of President Abraham Lincoln
Metal Plaque of President Abraham Lincoln
Metal Plaque of President Lincoln, produced by American Oxide Bronze Co. (American)
Metal plaque of President Lincoln, produced by Collectible Profiles, Inc. (American)
Metal Plaque of President Lincoln
Metal Plaque of President Lincoln and Quote, produced by Scholarama
Metal Profile of President Lincoln
Metal Profile Plaque of President Lincoln
metal side-portrait of President Lincoln
Metal side profile of A Lincoln
Metal Statuette of President Abraham Lincoln Holding an Axe, produced by Cadwell
Metal Statuette of President Lincoln
Metropolis Promotional Portrait, undated
Michael Talley of the Mississippi Opera, undated
Mike Malouf Carrying a Child on His Shoulders
Millsaps Students, Morgan Yeates, Sherry Pearson, and Edwin Walker
Miniature Blue Abraham Lincoln Plate, produced by Royal Copenhagen (Denmark)
Miniature Blue Glass Abraham Lincoln Bottle, produced by Wheaton N.J.
Miniature Bust of President Lincoln
Miniature Metal Bust of President Lincoln, produced by Hudson Pewter (American)
Miniature Metal Wishing Well with Lincoln Penny
Miniature of the Mills Life Mask of A. Lincoln, produced by Daniel P. Gray (American, 1953-present)
Miniature Reproduction of Abraham Lincoln Life Mask, sculpted by Gaus, from sculpture by Clark Mills (American, 1810-1883)
Miniature Reproduction of Abraham Lincoln Life Mask (left hand), sculpted by Gaus, from sculpture by Augustus Saint-Gaudens (American, 1848-1907)
Miniature Reproduction of Abraham Lincoln Life Mask [right hand], sculpted by Gaus, from sculpture by Augustus Saint-Gaudens (American, 1848-1907)
Miniature White Bust of President Lincoln
Mis'sippi Promotional Photograph, undated
Mississippi Governor, Cliff Finch, Speaking on Stage, June 1978
Mississippi Power and Light Company Building Partially Buried
Mississippi State Capitol Building From Driveway
Mississippi State Highway Commissioner, Herschel G. Jumber, 1975
Mississippi State Highway Commissioner, W. H. "Shag" Pyron, 1975
Mississippi State Highway Department Truck and Dragline Loading Scrap and Waste, April 11, 1969
Mississippi State Senator, Douglas Anderson
Mississippi State Treasurer, Brad Dye
Mississippi State Treasurer, Brad Dye
Mississippi State Treasurer, Brad Dye, 1975
Mississippi State University Libraries Strategic Plan 2024-2028: Full Version, Stephen H. Cunetto, Lauren Geiger, Pattye R. Archer, Simon C. Marcy, Emily D. Harrison, Amanda Carlock, Blair Booker, Danny Davis, Kate Gregory, Julie D. Shedd, and Rhiannon Seal
Mississippi State University Libraries Strategic Plan 2024-2028: Public Version, Stephen H. Cunetto, Lauren Geiger, Pattye R. Archer, Simon C. Marcy, Emily D. Harrison, Amanda Carlock, Blair Booker, Danny Davis, Kate Gregory, Julie D. Shedd, and Rhiannon Seal
Mississippi State Vs. Florida Lineups, September 27, 1974, The Reflector
Mississippi Supreme Court Clerk, Julia Kendrick, 1975
Mississippi Treasurer, Edwin Lloyd Pittman, 1975
Model Die Cast Train Cart, Copyright held by Model Die Casting INC.
Modeling compound effects of earthquakes and flooding on the failure probability of earthen levees, Mohammad Reza Mahdavizadeh
Model of Chimborazo Hospital, produced by Custom Studios (American); Model by Plumstead
Monitor, photography by Walter H. Miller and published by Walter H. Miller & Company, Inc. (American)
Montgomery Sesquicentennial, 1819-1969
Monument to Women of the Confederacy, Jackson, Mississippi
Most Reverend Richard O. Gerow, November 12, 1959
Mount Rushmore, distributed by Black Hills Post Card Company (American)
Mount Rushmore, Copyright held by RPG
Mount Rushmore in Black Hills, South Dakota, produced by Kodak (American, 1892-present)
Mount Rushmore Memorial, Black Hills, South Dakota, produced by Rushmore Photo Inc., (American)
Mount Rushmore, Reflected in the Viewing Patio of the Visitor Center, Mount Rushmore National Memorial, distributed by Sunset Supply Company (American) and produced by Mike Roberts (American)
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Lincoln Invited To Governors Mansion Christmas Party, Springfield, Illinois 1859, featuring artwork by Lloyd Ostendorf (American, 1921-2000) and published by Phil Wagner
Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Are Returning Home From Church, Sunday, Dec.9, 1860. Willie and Tad Run on Ahead, featuring artwork by Lloyd Ostendorf (American, 1921-2000) and published by Phil Wagner
Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Caroling Outside the Lincoln Home with Willie and Tad, Springfield, Illinois, 1860, featuring artwork by Lloyd Ostendorf (American,1921-2000 ) and published by Phil Wagner
Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Hanging Their Christmas Wreath on their Front Door, Springfield, Illinois, 1860, featuring artwork by Lloyd Ostendorf (American, 1921-2000) and published by Phil Wagner
Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Taking Tad and Willie For Family Sliegh Ride, Springfield, Illinois, 1860., featuring artwork by Lloyd Ostendorf (American, 1921-2000) and published by Phil Wagner
Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Watching Willie and Tad with Toys, Springfield, Illinois 1860, featuring artwork by Lloyd Ostendorf (American, 1921-2000) and published by Phil Wagner
Mr. Lincoln, Sculpted by Richard Masloski
Mr. Lincoln Giving A Gift to Mrs. Lincoln With Willie and Tad Looking on, Springfield, Illinois 1860, featuring artwork by Lloyd Ostendorf (American,1921-2000 ) and published by Phil Wagner
Mr. Lincoln Reading To Tad and Willie, Christmas, Springfield, Illinois, 1860, featuring artwork by Lloyd Ostendorf (American,1921-2000 ) and published by Phil Wagner
Mr. Lincoln Reading To Willie In Front of The Home Window While Tad Plays With Toys, Springfield, Illinois 1860, featuring artwork by Lloyd Ostendorf (American, 1921-2000) and published by Phil Wagner
Mr. Lincoln's Hometown coaster
Mr. Lincoln, Willie and Tad Hanging Stockings on the Fireplace, Springfield, Illinois, 1860, featuring artwork by Lloyd Ostendorf (American,1921-2000 ) and published by Phil Wagner
Mr. Lincoln With Willie and Tad at the Family Christmas Tree, Springfield, Illinois 1860, featuring artwork by Lloyd Ostendorf (American, 1921-2000) and published by Phil Wagner
Mr. & Mrs. Abraham Lincoln's Home in Springfield, Illinois, artwork by Llyod Ostendorf (American, 1921-2000) and copyright held by Ostendorf-Temple-Wagner (American)
Mrs. Abraham Lincoln's Piano, produced by Curteich (American)
Mrs. Fanny Appleton Longfellow, published by Silsbee, Case & Company (American, 1850s–70s)
Mt. Rushmore National Monument, Black Hills, South Dakota, published by Dakota News, Inc. (American) and produced by Mike Roberts (American)
Multilevel Stone and Cedar Shakes Building
Museum of Science and Industry A. Lincoln
Musicians on Stage During a Concert, undated.
Musicians on Stage During a Concert, undated.
Musicians on Stage During a Concert, undated.
Musicians on Stage Playing String Instruments, undated
National Archives; What is Past is Prologue- 1934-1984, published by the United States Postal Service (American, 1971-present)
National Pony Express Centennial Association Commemorative Medal
Nebreska Silver Anniversary Commemorative Medal
Nerissa Shaub's "Holly and Anna" at Mississippi Museum of Art
Nesting Doll, Copyright held by Authentic Models
New Lincoln Memorial, Washington, D.C., produced by Capitol Souvenir Company, Inc. (American)
New Lincoln Memorial, Washington, D.C., published by the Washington News Company (American)
New Lincoln Memorial, Washington, D.C., published by B.S. Reynolds Company (American)
New Lincoln Memorial, Washington, D.C., published by B.S. Reynolds (American)
New Lincoln Memorial, Washington, D.C., published by B.S. Reynolds Company (American)
New Lincoln Memorial, Washington, D.C., published by the Washington News Company (American) and produced by the Tichnor Brothers (American, 1908 - 1987)
Newport House, County Mayo, Ireland
Newspaper Advertisement, A A Plus, March 13, 1970, The Reflector
Newspaper Advertisement, A A Plus, May 5, 1970, The Reflector
Newspaper Advertisement, A A Plus, October 17, 1969, The Reflector
Newspaper Advertisement, A A Plus, September 16, 1969, The Reflector
Newspaper Advertisement, Big Man, March 10, 1970, The Reflector
Newspaper Advertisement, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Rush Invitation, The Reflector
Newspaper Advertisement, Dr. Douglas Conner, October 8, 1971, The Reflector
Newspaper Advertisement, In lasting tribute to the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Peace Medallion, May 3, 1968, The Reflector
Newspaper Advertisement, Smooth Soul Sound, Cornelius Bros. and Sister Rose, November 14, 1972, The Reflector
Newspaper Advertisement, The 5th Dimension and The American Breed, May 7, 1968, The Reflector
Newspaper Advertisement, The Buddy Miles Band in Concert, April 10, 1973, The Reflector
Newspaper Advertisement, The Buddy Miles Band in Concert, April 13, 1973, The Reflector
Newspaper Advertisement, The Student Association Presents The 5th Dimension, the American Breed, April 19, 1968, The Reflector
Newspaper Advertisement, Tonight Buddy Miles in Concert, April 17, 1973, The Reflector
Newspaper Announcement, AA Plus, September 28, 1971, The Reflector
Newspaper Announcement, AA Plus To Meet, October 26, 1971, The Reflector
Newspaper Announcement, Afro-American Plus Dance, October 25, 1974, The Reflector
Newspaper Announcement, Afro-American Plus Special Election, October 25, 1974, The Reflector
Newspaper Announcement, Afro-American Plus Sponsors Dances, November 8, 1974, The Reflector
Newspaper Announcement, A Salute to the Black Woman, November 19, 1974, The Reflector
Newspaper Announcement, Blues Singer Big Joe Williams to Perform Concert, March 26, 1974, The Reflector
Newspaper Announcement, Happenings, December 3, 1974, The Reflector
Newspaper Announcement, Happenings on Campus, November 8, 1974, The Reflector
Newspaper Announcements, Briefs, April 6, 1973, The Reflector
Newspaper Announcements, Briefs, December 1, 1972, The Reflector
Newspaper Announcements, Briefs, February 25, 1972, The Reflector
Newspaper Announcements, Briefs, January 21, 1975, The Reflector
Newspaper Announcements, Briefs, March 18, 1975, The Reflector
Newspaper Announcements, Briefs, March 4, 1975, The Reflector
Newspaper Announcements, Briefs, March 7, 1972, The Reflector
Newspaper Announcements, Briefs, October 31, 1972, The Reflector
Newspaper Announcements, Briefs, October 8, 1974, The Reflector
Newspaper Announcements, Briefs, September 1, 1972, The Reflector
Newspaper Announcements, Briefs, September 28, 1973, The Reflector
Newspaper Announcements, Happenings, April 15, 1975, The Reflector
Newspaper Announcements, Happenings, April 18, 1975, The Reflector
Newspaper Announcements, Happenings, February 14, 1975, The Reflector
Newspaper Announcements, Happenings, February 18, 1975, The Reflector
Newspaper Announcements, Happenings, February 25, 1975, The Reflector
Newspaper Announcements, Happenings, February 7, 1975, The Reflector
Newspaper Announcements, Happenings, January 21, 1975, The Reflector
Newspaper Announcements, Happenings, March 11, 1975, The Reflector
Newspaper Announcements, Happenings, March 18, 1975, The Reflector
Newspaper Announcements, Happenings, October 8, 1974, The Reflector
Newspaper Announcement, Showcase of Bands, October 1, 1971, The Reflector
Newspaper Announcement, Student Association Appropriations Requests, February 15, 1972, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, 118-80 Verdict: Kentucky Shares SEC Title, March 11, 1975, Kyle Steward
Newspaper Article, 14 Freshmen on 'Dog Varsity, September 11, 1973, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, 880-Yard Relay Team Finishes Fourth in Texas Relays, April 11, 1972, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, AA+, Law Club, India Association Cause Budget Veto, November 5, 1971, Mike Penprase
Newspaper Article, AA Plus Plans Welcome, September 6, 1974, Bobby Sacus
Newspaper Article, A-A Plus To Hold Elections, April 4, 1975, Bobby Sacus
Newspaper Article, Aaron Henry to Speak, March 29, 1974, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Aberneith: Administration Made Academic Progress, May 9, 1972, George Luter
Newspaper Article, A Campus Christmas, December 14, 1971, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, A Fable for Our Times--Bigotry, October 15, 1971, Steve Tonkin
Newspaper Article, Affirmative Action Plan Applies to All, August 31, 1973, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Alpha Phi Alpha Receives Charter in Ceremonies Here Today, April 4, 1975, Carol Douell
Newspaper Article, Alpha Phi Alpha Will Host Display, September 10, 1974, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Alumni Officers to Meet This Weekend in Dorman, January 24, 1975, Pam Aldridge
Newspaper Article, Amazing "Ron Art" Exhibited in Union, October 15, 1974, Bobby Riley
Newspaper Article and Photograph, IRHC Officers Elected, April 29, 1974, Ralph Blakeney
Newspaper Article and Photograph, Jenkins Leads Bulldogs to Upset Win Over Vols, February 26, 1974, Scoop Bass and Stan Kozlowitz
Newspaper Article and Photographs, Diane Bounds Wins MSU Title, April 19, 1974, Rex Buffington
Newspaper Article, Appointment Stirs Controversy, February 8, 1972, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, A Question of Constitutionality, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, At Kelly's: Barbeque Pork "Right Off the Pit", December 14, 1971, Crumpton and Otis
Newspaper Article, "A Very Regrettable Situation", February 9, 1973, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Backers Plan for Pageant to Pay Its Way, February 22, 1974, Tim James
Newspaper Article, Barkum, Felker, Grubbs Shine in Spring Game, March 28, 1972, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Basketball, Baseball, and Football, March 22, 1974, Scoop Bass
Newspaper Article, Basketball Comes Easy for Jenkins, January 24, 1975, Barry Fox
Newspaper Article, Basketballers Head Into Second Week of Practice, October 25, 1974, Steve Roberts
Newspaper Article, Basketball Star Bill Russell Comes To MSU Tuesday, March 6, 1970, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Bell Named to Baseball Hall of Fame, March 29, 1974, Greg Ray
Newspaper Article, Bell to Hurl First Pitch, April 26, 1974, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Big Joe Williams: Blues Player to Perform Thursday Night, March 26, 1974, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Big Joe Williams: He Brings His Blues and His-9-String Guitar Here, February 27, 1973, Bill Goudelock
Newspaper Article, Bill Russell Speaks On His Celtics Career, March 10, 1970, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Bill Russel, March 3, 1970, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Black Art on Display, October 5, 1973, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Black Coed Wins Miss MSCU Title, January 29, 1974, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Black Faculty Scarce, January 18, 1974, Mike Nance
Newspaper Article, Black History Week Approaches, February 2, 1973, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Black History Week Brings Noted Speakers, February 4, 1972, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Black Perspective: A Black Man Looks At Integration In Mississippi, February 24, 1970, Micheal Shields
Newspaper Article, Black Perspective: Oktibbeha County NAACP Foresees 'Black Easter', March 13, 1970, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Black Pride: Wrung From A Forgotten Heritage, February 13, 1970, Merrill Merkle
Newspaper Article, Black Prisoner's Trial Opens Amid Tight Security, December 5, 1972, Robert Barber
Newspaper Article, Black Rage: Whites Do Not Feel the Lash Upon Their Backs, October 22, 1971, Cory Ross
Newspaper Article, Blacks Revolt Against Desegregation Plans, December 16, 1969, Mary Stowers Abbott and Mary Stowers Abbott
Newspaper article, Blacks: The Hidden Face, September 24, 1968, Jim Meli
Newspaper Article, Black Students Submit Requests, March 10, 1972, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Black Studies to Balance Curriculum, September 12, 1969, Mary Stowers Abbott
Newspaper Article, Black Viewpoint: A Game Called Discrimination, October 5, 1971, Butch Malone
Newspaper Article, Black Viewpoint: "Are You Living in the Past?", October 26, 1971, Louise Wright
Newspaper Article, Black Viewpoint: Black Students Lose Confidence in Student Association Senate, November 19, 1971, Butch Malone
Newspaper Article, Black Viewpoint, 'Conditions for blacks have reached an unignorable height', April 7, 1972, Theortris Ervin
Newspaper Article, Black Viewpoint: Cowbell, Cowbarn or Statue?, September 17, 1971, Butch Malone
Newspaper Article, Black Viewpoint: Forgetting Isn't Easy for Blacks, April 28, 1972, Rae Dillon
Newspaper Article, Black Viewpoint: Hatred Killed by Innocent Few, November 30, 1971, Leon Adams
Newspaper Article, Black Viewpoint: He Smiles While I'm Watching, October 19, 1971, Leon Adams
Newspaper Article, Black Viewpoint, 'I believe--but that's my business', April 25, 1972, Rae Dillon
Newspaper Article, Black Viewpoint: One Category Should be Used for All: Human, Rae Dillon
Newspaper Article, Black Viewpoint: Senate Represents Racist Body, April 11, 1972, Rae Dillon
Newspaper Article, Black Viewpoint: 'Your Shallow Thinking is Typical of You Southerners', April 14, 1972, Rae Dillon
Newspaper Article, Black Voices Concert: Inspiring, Enjoyable, Unforgettable, December 5, 1972, Elaine Graves
Newspaper Article, Black Voices Concert Slated Sunday Night in Lee Hall, November 22, 1974, Bobby Sacus
Newspaper Article, Black Voices Give Versatile, Mary Love
Newspaper Article, Black Voices Plan Spring Concert, March 23, 1973, Elaine Graves
Newspaper Article, Black Voices to Perform Sunday Evening Concert, November 30, 1971, George Luter
Newspaper Article, Board President Assails Giles On Speaker Issue, March 20, 1970, W. F. Minor
Newspaper Article, Board Rejects Gile's Decision To Let Charles Evers Speak Here, March 3, 1970, Lowell Hine and Merrill Merkle
Newspaper article, Briefs, The Reflector
Newspaper article, Briefs, February 27, 1973, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Buddy Miles Pleases Cow Barn Audience, April 27, 1973, Michael Spragins and Jaci Fentriss
Newspaper Article, Buddy Miles Tickets Sell Swiftly, April 13, 1973, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Budget Blasted, October 29, 1971, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Bulldogs Come From Behind to Score Tie, September 18, 1973, Scoop Bass
Newspaper Article, Bulldogs Looking for Third Win, September 29, 1972, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Bulldogs Open Cage Season With 71-66 Drubbing of South Alabama, December 3, 1971, Jim Nicholson
Newspaper Article, Bulldogs Unleash Offense to Romp Over Vanderbilt 52-21, September 25, 1973, Scoop Bass
Newspaper Article, Bulldog Thinclads to Skip Indoor National Saturday, February 14, 1975, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Bullpups Meet LSU In Baton Rouge, October 17, 1969, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Busy Week Hits Student Association Senate, December 7, 1971, David Pickering
Newspaper Article, Candidates Speak Out, April 7, 1970, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Choir Creates Baptist Conflict, September 17, 1968, Macy Shipp
Newspaper Article, Choir, Minister, Musician Highlight YMCA Activities, March 22, 1968, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Cinderman Meet Northeast Louisiana Saturday, May 2, 1972, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Civil Rights Fighters Check Campuses for Bias, September 13, 1968, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Civil Rights Group Will Review MSU Practices, October 25, 1974, Carol Douell
Newspaper Article, Clearview: Can Students Really Vote?, September 21, 1971, Evelyn Dillon
Newspaper Article, Coaches' Fault…No!, December 10, 1971, Bill Ross
Newspaper Article, College Board Target of Justice Department, January 24, 1975, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, College Board Weighs New Mixing Proposal, February 1, 1974, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Community Project Interferes With Residents' Social Lives, May 14, 1968, Bessie E. Minor
Newspaper Article, Controversial Speakers Still Present Problems To Colleges, April 26, 1968, Walter Grant
Newspaper Article, Courtmen Open Practice Soon, October 12, 1971, Nook Nickolson
Newspaper Article, Cry For Equality is Two-Faced, September 17, 1968, Mike Mears
Newspaper Article, Dale Gibson Leads Thinclads to Houston for United States Track and Field Federation Meet, February 11, 1972, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, 'Dame a Pleasant Surprise, October 23, 1973, Virginia A. Lewis
Newspaper Article, 'Dawgs Win, 89-75, Scoop Bass
Newspaper Article, Dead May Listen as 'Spoon River' is Performed, February 16, 1973, Marilynn Winbush
Newspaper Article, Delayed Election for SA Senate Set for Thursday, October 19, 1973, Kit Gorman
Newspaper Article, 'Dogs Fall to 'Hogs, December 12, 1974, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, 'Dogs Hit Century Mark in Big Win Over Ole Miss, January 28, 1975, Kyle Steward
Newspaper Article, Dormitory Radio Stations Begin Nightly Broadcasts, October 15, 1971, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Dynamic: YMCA Claims New Spirit, Jamie Windham
Newspaper Article, Editorial Comment, May 14, 1968, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, "Equality" Spells Segregation, June 20, 1972, Larry Kerr
Newspaper Article, Evers Accepts Invite to Luau, September 21, 1971, Hob Bryan
Newspaper Article, Evers Advocates Understanding, October 22, 1971, Rush Netterville
Newspaper Article, Evers Announces Plans, October 12, 1971, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Evers is Only Candidate to Accept Invitation to Speak at MSU Forum, October 22, 1971, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Evers Says No Tuition, October 5, 1971, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Evers Stumps at Gubernatorial Candidates' Forum, October 29, 1971, Mike Penprase
Newspaper Article, Eyes on Mississippi: 'Mindless defiance' of Ole Miss Leads to Racial Harmony, October 6, 1972, William F. Minor
Newspaper Article, FCA, AA Plus Made Life Easier for Robert Bell, January 26, 1973, Bill Goudelock
Newspaper Article, Felker, Booty to QB Maroon, White, March 29, 1974, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Felker, Packer Stun Georgia, September 24, 1974, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Florida Gators Next Bulldog Foe, September 28, 1973, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Four Win Communication Awards, April 26, 1974, Helen Hancken
Newspaper Article, Frank Dowsing Elected Mr. MSU; Sydney Tucker Reigns as Queen, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Frank Dowsing Receives Award, November 17, 1972, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Funkadelic Appears in Concert, February 15, 1972, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Globetrotters Put on Show in State Gym, November 14, 1972, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Good Times Roll in Rock Documentary, September 11, 1973, Jan Boggs
Newspaper Article, Health Officers Close Tamale Stand, February 23, 1973, Gay Chow
Newspaper Article, In Mississippi: '…A mild, timid, non-violent man', December 5, 1972, A. B. Albritton
Newspaper Article, Inside Looking Out: Phares and Dowsing's: Super Athletes, Super Guys, November 12, 1971, David Voss
Newspaper Article, Ionians Give Play--"To Be Young…", October 6, 1972, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Jenkins on Coaches All-SEC Team, March 22, 1974, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Jerry Jenkins Picked for Four Star Classic, April 25, 1975, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Johnny Shines: Blues Shine at Student Revival, November 9, 1971, Cathy Coggin
Newspaper Article, Johnson Rates Player of the Week, October 25, 1974, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Jones Chosen to Head AA Plus, April 22, 1975, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Junior-Varsity Anxious to Open Season on Monday, September 28, 1973, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Kentucky 'Cats Invade Bulldog Pit for Last Time, March 7, 1975, Kyle Steward
Newspaper Article, Kinsey is Chosen Top Faculty Member, April 17, 1973, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, KKK Starts Teenage Recruit Drive, September 12, 1972, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Leaders Discuss MSU Problems, November 5, 1971, George Luter
Newspaper Article, Lest We Forget, February 15, 1972, Mike Gentry
Newspaper Article, Letters: Change Takes Time, October 15, 1971, Mike Mullins and Susan Wolcott
Newspaper Article, Letter Winners Announced, February 5, 1974, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Let Us Remember King Legacy, April 6, 1973, Mercury Morris
Newspaper Article, Lindsay Campaigns For Evers, October 26, 1971, Rush Netterville
Newspaper Article, Looking Back, April 25, 1975, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Looking Back, February 25, 1975, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Looking Back, March 11, 1975, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Looking Back, March 14, 1975, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Looking Back, March 18, 1975, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Looking Back, March 7, 1975, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, McCain Says "No", October 22, 1971, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, McCarthy, Peace Top Choice '68 , May 7, 1968, Phil Semas
Newspaper Article, McKissick Wants Economic Equality, Feburary 9, 1973, Cheryl Stroud
Newspaper Article, Melvin Barkum vs. Rocky Felker, March 24, 1972, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Meredith Backs Economic Power, October 8, 1971, Rush Netterville
Newspaper Article, Meredith Begins Campaign, March 28, 1972, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Minorities Want 'Piece of Action', October 6, 1972, Rae E. Dillon
Newspaper Article, Mississippi Loses as Kindergartens Killed, February 8, 1974, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Mississippi Voters Granted Extended Voter Registration, September 25, 1971, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Miss MSU Pageant Draws 28 Entries, April 15, 1975, Holly Henrichs
Newspaper Article, Mort Sahl Cancels Performance for Second Time Due to Illness, November 15, 1974, Valerie Balser
Newspaper Article, MSU Reacts to King's Death, April 9, 1968, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, MSU Team Places Second in Five-way Meet at LSU, January 28, 1975, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, MSU Track Squad Heads for Jackson, February 21, 1975, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, MSU Wants Black, Women Professors, January 26, 1973, Elaine Graves
Newspaper Article, National Black History Week Will Be Observed Next Week, January 28, 1975, Tina Fortenberry
Newspaper Article, Negro Athletes Known For Performances Only, March 26, 1968, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Negros Experience Hostility, Boosts Progress at Ole Miss, March 26, 1968, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, New Black Fraternity Chartered on Campus, January 21, 1974, Vickie Briscoe
Newspaper Article, New Human Relations Committee Studies 'Sensitive Area" Problems, October 26, 1973, Kit Gorman
Newspaper Article, Nigerian Track Star, Seigha Porbini, Feels 'Right at Home', March 16, 1973, Mercury Morris
Newspaper Article, No Black Requests Have Been Granted in Full Yet, May 7, 1972, Fred Crumpton
Newspaper Article, Nominations Being Taken, September 27, 1974, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, October Career Days to Focus on Minorities, September 25, 1973, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Orungbemi looks to Olympics, February 25, 1975, Kyle Steward
Newspaper Article, Outlook: Blacks Plan a Political Change, November 12, 1971, Paul Pittman
Newspaper Article, Outlook: Waller Win Upsets Status Quo, September 17, 1971, Paul Pittman
Newspaper Article, Packer Named Outstanding on Offense, September 27, 1974, Barry Fox
Newspaper Article, Pair of MSU Security Officers Complete Academy Courses, December 3, 1974, Carol Douell
Newspaper Article, Phares, Dowsing Participate in Post Season Bowl Game, January 16, 1973, Mercury Morris
Newspaper Article, Phares, Dowsing Receive Post Season Bowl Invites, December 1, 1972, Mike Gentry
Newspaper article, Phares, Dowsing Selected in Professional Draft, February 2, 1973, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Plans Completed For SA Forum '68, April 19, 1968, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Priscilla Plans to Study Law in Spite of Phenomenal Voice, September 1, 1972, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Racial Tension Prompts Early Ole Miss Dismissal, April 9, 1968, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Ralph Bender Named to Head Intramurals, April 25, 1975, Patti Drapala
Newspaper Article, Reflector Poll, Are the Cheerleaders Effective, January 23, 1973, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Reflector Poll: Do you like the proposed location of the archaeology building?, October 24, 1972, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Reflector Shutdown: Two Years Later, February 16, 1973, Hob Bryan
Newspaper article, Reflector Sports: 94-87 Dogs Win, February 20, 1973, Scoop Bass and Mike Gentry
Newspaper Article, Reporter Beats System of Student Registration, September 13, 1968, Glen Koury
Newspaper Article, Rock Hill Blacks Oppose Landfill Site, February 22, 1974, Tim James
Newspaper Article, Roundballers Finish First Week, October 26, 1973, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Roy Wilkins to Address MSU Students, April 10, 1973, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, SAT Comes Under Fire, Foes Say It's Culturally Biased, October 20, 1972, Annalyn Swan
Newspaper article, School Funds Stripped, May 10, 1968, Laurance R. Mitlin
Newspaper Article, Scott Free, April 19, 1968, Scott Wendelsdorf
Newspaper Article, Scott Free, April 26, 1968, Scott Wendelsdorf
Newspaper Article, Segregationist Brady Becomes Gubernatorial Candidate, September 24, 1971, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Senate Asks for Rights for Students, Staff in Local Elections, April 21, 1972, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Senate Blasts Methods of Black Campus Leaders, April 7, 1972, Mike Penprase
Newspaper Article, Senate Considers Blacks' Representation, April 11, 1972, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Senate Elections: Council Rules Statutes Unconstitutional, Leaves Them in Effect for Thursday Vote, October 19, 1973, Virginia A. Lewis
Newspaper Article, Senate Elections Delayed, October 5, 1973, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Senate Elections Planned, September 20, 1974, Marty Hall and Bobby Sacus
Newspaper Article, Senate Members Elected, October 23, 1973, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Senate Passes Vetoed Budget, November 12, 1971, Mike Penprase
Newspaper Article, Senate Rejects Black Beauties, September 22, 1972, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Service Aids Deprived, Handicapped Students, February 2, 1973, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Sheriff's Deputies Arrest Student Tamale Salesman, March 30, 1973, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Sidewalk Survey: MSU Students Give Marijuana Law Yes Vote, April 18, 1975, Tina Fortenberry
Newspaper Article, Sidewalk Survey: Students Agree…No Military Aid for Vietnam, April 11, 1975, Tina Fortenberry
Newspaper Article, Sidewalk Survey: Students Disagree on President's Assassin, April 4, 1975, Tina Fortenberry
Newspaper Articles, Jenkins and Singletary Lead in SEC Stats and Roundballers Get Win No. 9, 86-82, January 10, 1974, The Reflector and Scoop Bass
Newspaper Article, Some Compliments Are Fine, Says Jones, February 22, 1974, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, 'Sounder': Of Sharecroppers and the depression, August 31, 1973, Tim James
Newspaper Article, Southpaws Charge Discrimination, October 8, 1971, Steve Tonkin
Newspaper Article, Special Olympics: 'Every participant was a winner'--Jan Ikerd, April 13, 1973, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Special Precincts Set Up, May 5, 1972, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Special Services Program Set For Some Students, September 1, 1972, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Sports Coverage Proves Unfair, September 28, 1973, Scoop Bass
Newspaper Article, Staff Column: A Better Understanding is Needed to Eliminated Prejudices, April 21, 1972, Roger Culbertson
Newspaper Article, Staff Column: Old Attitudes Persist Despite Change, October 17, 1972, Rae Dillon
Newspaper Article, State Bulldogs Prepare for SEC Indoor Track Meet, February 8, 1972, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, State Bulldogs Sink Vanderbilt Commodore's Ship, September 26, 1972, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, State's Bullies Eagerly Await Season Opener, August 31, 1973, The Reflector
Newspaper article, State Takes on Vols Next, February 9, 1973, The Reflector and Gentry
Newspaper Article, Strikes Dorms, Union, and YMCA, December 14, 1971, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Student Association Neglects Blacks, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Student Finds Tamales are Hot Items, February 16, 1973, Gay Chow
Newspaper Article, Students, Citizens, and Alderman, February 22, 1974, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Students Honor Dr. King With Silent Vigil, Service, April 9, 1968, Sam Love
Newspaper Article, Tamale Salesman Found Innocent, April 4, 1973, Elaine Graves
Newspaper Article, Teaching Program Bridge Gap, October 6, 1972, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Thanks to the Administration, November 5, 1971, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, "The People" Deliver Message Sunday Night", November 14, 1972, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Thinclads Have Date with 'Bama Tide, April 25, 1975, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Three Blacks Told to Leave Triangle Club, December 7, 1973, Roger Culbertson
Newspaper Article, Tonight in Lee Hall "Truth to Perform Here, December 6, 1974, Holli Hinrichs
Newspaper Article, Track: Eight Recruited for Team, September 10, 1974, Mike Anderson
Newspaper Article, Tracksters Compete in National Meet, February 1, 1974, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Track Team Enters First Outdoor Meet, March 22, 1974, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Twenty Co-Eds Entered in Miss MSU Pageant, March 18, 1975, Rex Buffington
Newspaper article, Two Black Sororities Get Approval at MSU, March 11, 1975, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Unrest Hovers Over Campus Sunday Night, April 9, 1968, Merill Merkle
Newspaper Article, Vandy Paper Comments on MSU, Reflector, Reveille, October 12, 1971, Rich White and The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Vinie Burrows to Perform "Walk Together Children", February 4, 1975, Warren Furlow
Newspaper article, Voting Discrimination Suit to be Filed in Behalf of Mississippi College Students, September 17, 1971, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Waller Appears on Nation-wide Television, February 4, 1972, George Luter and Gentry
Newspaper Article, Waller Appointees to College Board Will Serve, May 9, 1972, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Waller Demonstrates Desire to Join "New Breed", May 5, 1972, Times-Picayune
Newspaper Article, Waller, Feds, Board Discuss Desegregation, February 12, 1974, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Waller Holds Axe Over Hederman Control of State, February 22, 1972, A. B. Albritton and Memphis Commercial Appeal
Newspaper Article, Walter Packer: College Football Means Sacrifices, September 20, 1974, Denise Fant
Newspaper article, Want Ads…, April 1, 1968, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Washington Elected Y Prexy, May 5, 1972, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Week to Honor Black Achievements, February 1, 1974, MSU Public Information Office
Newspaper Article, White Power Strengthens, Black Power in the South, May 7, 1968, Walter Grant
Newspaper Article, Why are You at College? February 7, 1975, Terri Pennartz and Pam Ellington
Newspaper Article, Winbush, Bailey Win Honors as 500 Watch Pageant Opener, April 10, 1973, The Reflector
Newspaper Article with Classifieds, Judicial Council Upholds Ruling, January 31, 1975, Carol Douell
Newspaper Article, Women's Basketball, MSU Falls to Belhaven, January 21, 1975, Charles Nettles
Newspaper Article, Women's Basketball: Road Trip Proves Costly, January 28, 1975, Charles Nettles
Newspaper Article, Women's Role Discussed: 'The American Dame' Set This Week, October 16, 1973, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Women's Roundball Team Formed Here, January 15, 1974, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, Y Coffeehouse, March 22, 1968, The Reflector
Newspaper Article, YMCA Officers Deny Charges "Out of Touch with Whites", February 4, 1972, Fred Crumpton
Newspaper Article, Your Turn: Survey Reports Students' Racial Prejudices, February 22, 1972, Rae Dillon
Newspaper Clipping, 1973 Mississippi State Basketball Statistics, December 7, 1973, The Reflector
Newspaper Clipping, 1975 Football Signees, February 4, 1975, The Reflector
Newspaper Clipping, Afro-American Plus Sponsoring A Movie Showing, February 22, 1974, The Reflector
Newspaper Clipping, Column I, Content Teasers, January 24, 1975, The Reflector
Newspaper Clipping, Column I, Content Teasers, March 11, 1975, The Reflector
Newspaper Clipping, Intramural Standings, October 12, 1973, The Reflector
Newspaper Clipping, Intramural Standings, October 19, 1973, The Reflector
Newspaper Clipping, Intramural Standings, October 5, 1973, The Reflector
Newspaper Clipping, Lineups for Homecoming 1973, The Reflector
Newspaper Clipping, Lineups for Tomorrow's Spring Game, March 29, 1974, The Reflector
Newspaper Clipping, Reflector Staff Roster, September 7, 1973, The Reflector
Newspaper clipping, Richard Brisco, Tamale Salesman Arrested, Roger Culbertson
Newspaper Column, Quicksilver: Hatred and Recruits, September 8, 1972, Mercury Morris
Newspaper Column, Sports Briefs, September 19, 1972, The Reflector
Newspaper Column, Sports Briefs, September 8, 1972, The Reflector
Newspaper Editorial, From the People: Blacks Deserve Senators, Michael Booker
Newspaper Editorial, From the People: Council Unfair; Reflector Biased, October 19, 1973, Jon Naugher
Newspaper Editorial, Opinion: Black Senators Supported, October 26, 1973, The Reflector
Newspaper Editorial, Opinion: Minority Representation New Query, October 19, 1973, The Reflector
Newspaper Editorial, This is Next Year! February 18, 1975, Kyle Steward
Newspaper Editorial, This is Next Year!, January 21, 1975, Kyle Steward
Newspaper Feature, Looking Back, November 19, 1974, The Reflector
Newspaper letter, Bartlett's Reply, March 39, 1970, Bill Bartlett
Newspaper Letter, Bartlett Supported, March 3, 1970, Burless Oyler
Newspaper Letters to the Editor, Black Voices Praised, December 7, 1971, Frank Campbell
Newspaper Letters to the Editor, Student Association Neglects Blacks?, November 30, 1971, John Hughes and Harry Dreyfus
Newspaper Letters to the Editor, Students Question Validity of Black Requests, March 14, 1972, The Reflector
Newspaper Letters to the Editor, Those Without the Holy Spirit Can't Understand It, March 28, 1972, The Reflector
Newspaper Letter to the Editor, Associated Women Studies Mistake, December 10, 1971, The Reflector
Newspaper Letter to the Editor, From Elizabeth C. Loftin, April 19, 1968, Elizabeth Loftin
Newspaper Opinion Poll on the Judicial Council's Ruling on Black and Foreign Student Representation, October 23, 1973, The Reflector
Newspaper Page, The Reflector, October 5, 1971, The Reflector
Newspaper Page, The Reflector, September 7, 1973, The Reflector and Patti Drapala
Newspaper Paper Page, Announcements, Article, and Advertisements, January 31, 1975, Bob Moncrief
Newspaper Photograph, Alabama's Charles Cleveland and Mississippi State's Jerry Jenkins On the Court, January 17, 1974, Stan Kozlowitz
Newspaper Photograph and Article, "Man of La Mancha" opens Tuesday Night in Lee Hall, February 21, 1975, Carol Douell
Newspaper Photograph, Black History Week Was Celebrated at MSU This Week, February 8, 1972, The Reflector
Newspaper Photograph, Buddy Miles, April 27, 1973, The Reflector
Newspaper Photograph, Bulldog Quarterback, Melvin Barkum, Being Tackled at a Game, September 12, 1972, The Reflector
Newspaper Photograph, Bulldogs Celebrate Larry Buie's TD Run, October 2, 1973, Barry Fox
Newspaper Photograph, Bulldogs Fall, February 4, 1975, The Reflector
Newspaper Photograph, Carl Jones and Taping Machine, February 12, 1974, Kit Gorman
Newspaper Photograph, Count Basie, November 22, 1974, Barry Fox
Newspaper Photograph, Dilday Speaks, February 8, 1974, Jaci Blaine
Newspaper Photograph, Guitarist, September 28, 1973, Barry Fox
Newspaper Photograph, Ho-ho-ho and All that Jaz, December 1, 1972, Jaci Fentriss
Newspaper Photograph, Jerry Jenkins Goes Up for Two of His Game High 23 Points, January 15, 1974, Jaci Blain and Stan Kozlowitz
Newspaper Photograph, Jerry Jenkins Pulls Up for a Jumper, December 7, 1973, The Reflector
Newspaper Photograph, Joyce Sharp, Miss AA Plus, February 11, 1972, Jaci Fentress
Newspaper Photograph, Larry Buie, February 13, 1973, Jaci Fentriss
Newspaper Photograph, Larry Fry Shows Effort, December 7, 1973, The Reflector
Newspaper Photograph, Mary Holmes Choir, March 26, 1968, The Reflector
Newspaper Photograph, Melvin Barkum and Glenn Ellis On the Field, September 22, 1972, Mike Gentry
Newspaper Photograph, MSU Cafeteria, October 15, 1974, The Reflector
Newspaper Photograph, MSU's Black Voices Rehearse, October 20, 1972, Jaci Fentriss
Newspaper Photograph, Mullins Attends to Barkum, March 16, 1973, Mike Gentry
Newspaper Photograph, Out of Business, February 23, 1973, The Reflector
Newspaper Photograph, Perry Shoots, December 6, 1974, Barry Fox
Newspaper Photograph, "Poppa Rock", may 7, 1968, The Reflector
Newspaper Photograph, Poverty…The Specter of Christmas Past, Present, The Reflector
Newspaper Photograph, Retiring, April 18, 1975, Stan Kazlowitz
Newspaper photograph, Richard Briscoe, March 30, 1973, The Reflector
Newspaper Photograph, Roy Wilkins, April 10, 1973, The Reflector
Newspaper Photographs, Cornelius Brothers and Sister Rose Come to the Cow Barn, November 14, 1972, The Reflector
Newspaper Photographs, Mississippi State Athletics--The Year That Was…, April 27, 1973, The Reflector
Newspaper Photograph, Sunday Morning Walk, September 24, 1974, Barry Fox
Newspaper Photographs, Vanderbilt Pep Rally, September 24, 1971, The Reflector
Newspaper Photograph, The Matchmaker, March 30, 1973, Mike Gentry
Newspaper Photograph, To be Removed?, May 10, 1968, The Reflector
Newspaper Photograph, Walter Pacer Setting Sail on 100 Yard Plus Kickoff Return, April 2, 1974, Barry Fox
Newspaper Photograph, Walter Packer Evading Tacklers at Football Game, September 10, 1974, Barry Fox
Newspaper Photograph, Welcome Program, January 18, 1974, Barry Fox
Newspaper Photograph, Welcome to Campus From the Reflector Staff, October 25, 1974, The Reflector
Newspaper Photograph, Women's Basketball Practice, January 21, 1975, Guy Zummo
Newspaper Photograph, Women's Basketball Team, February 14, 1975, Stan Kozlowitz
Newspaper Survey, Dead Week Elimination, May 9, 1972, Jaci Fentriss
Newspaper Survey, Opinion…, September 12, 1972, The Reflector
Newspaper Survey, Opinion…,September 26, 1972, The Reflector
Newspaper Survey, Students Declare Bookstore Service Unsatisfactory, August 1, 1972, The Reflector
Newspaper Survey, Students Discuss Summer Reflector, June 20, 1972, The Reflector
Newspaper Survey, Suggested Groups for Student Association Concerts, May 10, 1968, The Reflector
Newspaper Survey, What Do Students Think of Democratic Candidates?, July 11, 1972, The Reflector
Newspaper Survey, What do Students Think of Visitors…, July 25, 1972, The Reflector
Newspaper Survey, What do Students Think Starkvillians Think of Students?, August 8, 1972, The Reflector
Newspaper Theatre Performance Review, Winbush Stands Out in "Lion", March 29, 1974, Roger Culbertson
New-York Line Regiment, 1862, published by A.P. Wooster & Sons (American)
Nielsen Cochran Behind a Microphone
Nielsen Cochran Behind a Microphone
Ninian Edwards Home and Lincolns Life Museum, distributed by Rowena F. Jarrett (American) and produced by Curteich (American)
No. 1 /Red, White and Blue/ No. 1/ of Norwich, produced by TAMS
Notice, Monogram Merite (American, 1968?-?)
Notice, produced by Monogram Merite (American, 1968?-?)
Not in Vain, Artwork by John McClarel
"Not Just Building", photography by Kenneth M. Wyner (American)
Numerous Books about Abraham Lincoln
Numerous Portraits featuring Abraham Lincoln
Offical 1974 Illinois Medallion
Official 1974 Illinois Medallion, Vandalia State Capitol, 1820-1839, produced by United States Bicenntennial, 1776-1976
Old Capitol Building, Vandalia, Illinois, produced by Wayne Paper Box & PRTG Corporation (American)
Old Capitol Building, Vandalia, Illinois
Old Ford's Theatre Where Lincoln was Shot, Washington, D.C., published by E. Frey & Company (American)
"Old Glory" at Lincoln Plaza, Abraham Lincoln National Historical Park, Hodgenville, Kentucky, produced by Curteich (American)
Old Mississippi Capitol Building Under Construction
Old Railroad Station, Jackson, Mississippi
Old Ship Church (Hingham, MA), published by Edward Wells (American) and produced by the Collotype Company (American)
Old State Capitol Building, Springfield, Illinois, distributed by Springfield News Agency (American) and produced by Colourpicture (American)
Old State Capitol in Springfield, Illinois, published by Illinois State Historical Society (American, 1899-present)
Old State Capitol, Springfield, Illinois, published by Illinois State Historical Society (American, 1899-present) and produced by Dexter Press, Inc. (American, 1920s-1992?)
Old State Capitol, Springfield, Illinois, published by the Illinois Historical Society (American, 1899-present) and produced by Dexter Press (American, 1920s-1980s)
"Old Tippacannoe" William Henry Harrison Commemorative Coin
Only the Bones Left, published by the Boston Herald (American, 1846-present)
Onstot's Cooper Shop And Residence New Salem State Park in Lincoln's New Salem, Illinois, published by Lincoln's New Salem Enterprise, Inc. (American) and produced by Dexter Press (American, 1920s-1980s)
On the political economy of knowledge-production - an Interview with Richard Wolff, Maria Cernat
On the Way Out?, published by the Christian Science Monitor (American, 1908-present)
Opportunities for mental health interventions in rural Mississippi communities during the COVID-19 pandemic: A quantitative analysis, Brice Fortinberry
Original Draft of President Abraham Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation, photography by Herbert C. Ruckmick and produced by Dexter Press, Inc. (American, 1920s-1992?)
Original Walnut Stairway, Abraham Lincoln Home, Springfield, Illinois, produced by Curteich (American)
Original Walnut Stairway, Abraham Lincoln's Home, Springfield, Illinois, published by Springfield News Agency (American) and produced by Colourpicture (American)
Our Own Personal Handicap, published by the Boston Herald (American, 1846-present), copyright held by Los Angeles Times (American,1881-present)
Outdoor Group Picture from the Abraham Lincoln Forum
Outdoor Group Picture from the Abraham Lincoln Forum
Outdoor Group Picture from the Abraham Lincoln Forum
Oval Shaped Portrait of Abraham Lincoln
Overcoming challenges in experimental quantification of the optical properties of photoactive metal-organic frame works: A case study with NU-1000, Samadhi Nawalage
Panoramic View of Washington from Virginia Hills, published by B.S. Reynolds (American)
Panoramic View of Washington from Virginia Hills., published by B.S. Reynolds Company (American)
Paper Dolls, featuring artwork by Wallace Goldsmith (American, 1873-1945)
Papier-mache Bust of President Lincoln
Patricia Winn, Dana H. [Shewalker?] and an Unidentified Man
Patrol Officer, P. R. James, 1976
"Peaches and Cream" Etching by Mamie Joe
Pencil Sharper Bust of President Lincoln
Penma. Klan Reunion, Gettysburg, PA
Penny, produced by the United States Mint (American, 1792-present)
Penny, produced by the United States Mint (American, 1792-present)
Penny, produced by the United States Mint (American, 1792-present)
Penny, produced by the United States Mint (American, 1792-present)
Penny, produced by the United States Mint (American, 1792-present)
Penny, produced by the United States Mint (American, 1792-present)
Penny, produced by the United States Mint (American, 1792-present)
Penny, produced by the United States Mint (American, 1792-present)
Penny, produced by the United States Mint (American, 1792-present)
Penny, produced by the United States Mint (American, 1792-present)
Penny, produced by the United States Mint (American, 1792-present)
Penny, produced by the United States Mint (American, 1792-present)
Penny, produced by the United States Mint (American, 1792-present)
Penny, produced by the United States Mint (American, 1792-present)
Penny, produced by the United States Mint (American, 1792-present)
Penny, produced by the United States Mint (American, 1792-present)
People and Buildings on Capitol Street, Jackson, Mississippi
People at an A-framed House in the Woods
People Crossing a Street, Jackson, Mississippi
People Outside the Town Creek Saloon, Jackson, Mississippi
People Waiting to Cross a Street
People Walking on a Sidewalk, Jackson, Mississippi
Petersburg, Illinois Survery Commemorative Medal
Pewter Bust of Abraham Lincoln
Photograph Features an Abraham Lincoln Impersonator and an Unidentified Man
Photograph Features an Abraham Lincoln Impersonator and an Unidentified Man
Photograph Features an Interior View of the Lincoln Forum
Photograph features an Interior View of the Lincoln Forum
Photograph Features an Interior View of the Lincoln Forum
Photograph Features an Interior View of the Lincoln Forum
Photograph features Bob Willard and Steven Lee Carson
Photograph features Tim Branscum, Bob Glass, and an Unidentified Man
Photograph featuring a Cannon in a Field
Photograph featuring a Group Portrait From the Abraham Lincoln Forum
Photograph Featuring Allen Guelzo at the Abraham Lincoln Forum
Photograph featuring an Abraham Lincoln Impersonator and Three other Unidentified Individuals
Photograph featuring an Unidentified Man
Photograph featuring an Unidentified Man Sitting at a Round Table
Photograph featuring A Parade with Abraham Lincoln Impersonator on Horseback
Photograph featuring Charles Zimmerman, David Walker and Dale [?]
Photograph featuring Charles Zimmerman, David Walker and Dale [?]
Photograph featuring Civil War Reenactors
Photograph featuring Civil War Reenactors
Photograph featuring Civil War Reenactors
Photograph featuring Civil War Reenactors
Photograph Featuring Frank Williams at the Abraham Lincoln Forum
Photograph featuring Frank Williams, Harold Holzer and an Unidentified Man
Photograph featuring Frank Williams, Harold Holzer and four Unidentified Men
Photograph featuring Harold Holzer, Doris Kearns Goodwin and Frank Williams
Photograph Featuring Harold Hozer at the Abraham Lincoln Forum
Photograph featuring Michael McKeown and Newell L. Chester
Photograph featuring several people around a cannon
Photograph from the 2008 Lincoln Forum
Photograph from the Abraham Lincoln Forum
Photograph from the Lincoln Forum
Photograph from the Lincoln Forum
Photograph from the Lincoln Forum
Photograph from the Lincoln Forum
Photograph from the Lincoln Forum
Photograph from the Lincoln Forum
Photograph from the Lincoln Forum
Photograph of a Historical Tour
Photograph of a Historical Tour
Photograph of a Historical Tour
Photograph of an Abraham Lincoln Impersonator
Photograph of an Abraham Lincoln Impersonator
Photograph of an Abraham Lincoln impersonator
Photograph of an Abraham Lincoln Impersonator
Photograph of an Abraham Lincoln Impersonator
Photograph of an Abraham Lincoln Impersonator
Photograph of An Abraham Lincoln Impersonator
Photograph of an Abraham Lincoln Impersonator
Photograph of an Antique Desk with a Historical Document on it
Photograph of an Unidenified Man
Photograph of an Unidenified Man and Woman
Photograph of an Unidenified Man at the Abraham Lincoln Forum
Photograph of an Unidentified Couple
Photograph of an Unidentified Couple
Photograph of an Unidentified Couple
Photograph of an Unidentified Dog
Photograph of an Unidentified Group at the Lincoln Forum
Photograph of an Unidentified Group of People
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of An Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Man and Woman
Photograph of an Unidentified Man and Woman
Photograph of an Unidentified Man and Woman
Photograph of an Unidentified Man and Woman
Photograph of an Unidentified Man and Woman
Photograph of an Unidentified Man and Woman
Photograph of an Unidentified People
Photograph of an Unidentified Woman
Photograph of an Unidentified Woman
Photograph of an Unidentified Woman
Photograph of an Unidentified Woman
Photograph of an Unidentified Woman
Photograph of an Unidentified Woman
Photograph of an Unidentified Woman
Photograph of an Unidentified Woman
Photograph of an Unidentified Woman
Photograph of an Unidentified Woman
Photograph of an Unidentified Woman
Photograph of an Unidentified Woman
Photograph of an Unidentified Woman
Photograph of an Unidentified Woman
Photograph of an Unidentified Woman
Photograph of an Unidentified Woman
Photograph of an Unidentified Woman
Photograph of An Unidentified Woman
Photograph of an Unidentified Woman and a Antique Desk with a Historical Document on it
Photograph of an Unidentified Woman and Man
Photograph of an Unidentified Woman and Two Men
Photograph of A Panel at the Lincoln Forum
Photograph of a Parade featuring Civil War Reenactors
Photograph of A Parade featuring Civil War Reenactors
Photograph of a Woman Pointing a Painting Featuring Abraham Lincoln and His Cabinet
Photograph of a Woman Pointing at a Painting Featuring Abraham Lincoln and His Cabinet
Photograph of Bewell L. Chester
Photograph of Bob [Unclear] and Pat Wilburn
Photograph of Chief Justice Frank Williams with an Unidentified Man
Photograph of Dan LeBlond and an Unidentified Man
Photograph of Dean and Melody Warner
Photograph of Doris Kearns Goodwin
Photograph of Doris Kearns Goodwin
Photograph of Doris Kearns Goodwin
Photograph of Edna Greene Medford
Photograph of Frank J. Williams
Photograph of Frank Williams and an Unidenified Man
Photograph of Frank Williams, Harold Holzer and an Unidentified Man
Photograph of Frank Williams, Harold Holzer and an Unidentified Woman
Photograph of Frank Williams with an Unidentified Couple
Photograph of Frank Williams with an Unidentified Man
Photograph of Frank Williams with an Unidentified Man
Photograph of Frank Williams with an Unidentified Man
Photograph of Frank Williams with an Unidentified Woman
Photograph of Frank Williams with an Unidentified Woman
Photograph of Frank Williams with an Unidentified Woman
Photograph of Gerald Prokopowicz
Photograph of Graham Purcell and an Unidentified Woman
Photograph of Harold Holzer, Frank Williams and an Unidentified Man
Photograph of Pat Wilburn and an Unidentified Woman
Photograph of Paul Bremer and an Unidentified Woman
Photograph of Shelia M.[unreadable],Catherine Peterson, and Brenda Powell
Photograph of Sin-U Nam and an Unidentified Woman
Photograph of Three Unidentified Men
Photograph of Two Statues featuring Abraham Lincoln and a Tourist
Photograph of Two Unidentified Men
Photograph of Two Unidentified Men
Photograph of Two Unidentified Men
Photograph of Two Unidentified People
Photograph of Two Unidentified Women
Photograph of Two Unidentified Women
Photograph of Two Unidentified Women
Photograph of Two Unidentified Women
Photograph of Unidentified Family
Photograph of Unidentified Man
Photograph of Unidentified Man
Photograph of Unidentified Man
Photograph of Unidentified Man
Photograph of Unidentified Man
Photograph of Unidentified Man
Photograph of Unidentified Man
Photograph of Unidentified Man
Photograph of Unidentified Man
Photograph of Unidentified Man
Photograph of Unidentified Man
Photograph of Unidentified Man
Photograph of Unidentified Man
Photograph of Unidentified Man
Photograph of Unidentified Man
Photograph of Unidentified Man
Photograph of Unidentified Men
Photograph of Unidentified People
Photograph of Unidentified Woman
Photograph of Unidentified Woman
Photograph of Unidentified Woman
Photograph of William Lee Mills and an Unidentified Woman
Photograph with an Unidentified Woman and Two Civil War Reenactors
Photo of a Group of Union Soldiers
Photo of President Lincoln's Hat Box, produced by Ross (American)
Pilings Washed Out Beneath Bridge, April 1970
Plaque of President Lincoln, engraved by M.W. Baldwin (active early 1900s)
Plaque of President Lincoln's Right-side Profile
Plaque of President Lincoln w/ Quote
Plaster Plaque of Abraham Lincoln
Plaster Plaque of President Lincoln
Plaster Profile Plaque of President A. Lincoln
Play Pen Abraham Lincoln, Copyright held by Courage USA, Inc.
Play Pen Abraham Lincoln, Copyright held by Courage USA, Inc.
Porcelain Bust of President Lincoln, produced by Helen
Portrait of Abraham Lincoln, from a photograph by Anthony Berger (American, active 1860s)
Portrait of Abraham Lincoln, produced by Kodak (American, 1892-present )
Portrait of Abraham Lincoln, produced by Colourpicture (American) and published by Springfield News Agency (American)
Portrait of Abraham Lincoln by George Peter Alexander Healy, featuring artwork by George Peter Alexander Healy (American, 1813-1894) and printed by Clarke & Way, Inc. (American)
Portrait of Abraham Lincoln Featuring Artwork by Elbridge Ayer Burbank, featuring artwork by Elbridge Ayer Burbank (American, 1858-1949)
Portrait of Carl Schurz, produced by Warren's (American)
Portrait of Elmer Grandin, produced by Marceau Power
Portrait of Elmer Grandin as Abraham Lincoln, produced by Marceau and Power (American)
Portrait of John Stuart Mill, produced by E. & H.T. Anthony & Co. (American)
Portrait of June Carter Cash and Johnny Cash, undated
Portrait of Lenus Carlson, undated
Portrait of Mary Todd Lincoln, published by Laura N. Goldberg (American)
Portrait of Mary Todd Lincoln, from artwork by Frances B. Carpenter (American, 1830-1900) and published by Laura N. Goldberg (American)
Portrait of Mary Todd Lincoln, circa 1846, produced by Dukane Press (American) with publishing and copyright by Parks
Portrait of Mrs. Mary Todd Lincoln, produced by Brady's National Portrait and Museum of Historic Photography (American, 1860 - 1875)
Portrait of President U.S. Ulysses Grant, produced by A. Bogardus and Company (American, 1822-1908)
Portrait of Secretary of War John A. Rawlins
Portrait of William H. Seward, produced by Brandy (American)
Postcard Featuing Abraham Lincoln's Image
Postcard Featuring Abraham Lincoln's Face at Mount Rushmore, produced by Manugian (American)
Postcard featuring a Profile Portrait of Abraham Lincoln
Postcard Featuring Daniel Chester French Studio, photography by Sam Scarfone and produced by Crown Color Views (American)
Postcard with Bust Statue of Abraham Lincoln, published by Raphael Tuck & Sons (British)
Present Channel Span, April 1970
Presented to the class of 1924, Copyright held by Gorham Co.
Preservation Hall Jazz Band of New Orleans, undated
President Abraham Lincoln, I/R Miniatures, Inc.
President Abraham Lincoln, produced by I/R Miniatures, Inc.
"President Abraham Lincoln", produced by Anheuser-Busch, Inc.
President Abraham Lincoln and Family
President Abraham Lincoln, Lincoln's Tomb, Springfield, Illinois, photography by Penrod Studio, published by Lincoln's New Salem Enterprises, Inc. (American) and produced by Dexter Press, Inc. (American, 1920s-1992?)
President Andrew Johnson, produced by Joseph Ward (American)
President & First Lady Series Commemorative Coin Featuring Abraham and Mary Todd Lincoln
President Franklin D. Roosevelt and Lowell Thomas at a Car
Presidential Presence, produced by Walt Disney Productions
President Lincoln Carrying A Christmas Wreath, Willie Walking and Tad Riding, Washington, D.C. 1861, featuring artwork by Lloyd Ostendorf (American, 1921-2000 ) and published by Phil Wagner
President Lincoln Carrying A Cut Christmas Tree with Willie and Tad , Washington, D.C. 1861, featuring artwork by Lloyd Ostendorf (American, 1921-2000) and published by Phil Wagner
President Lincoln Pencil Sharpener
President Lincoln's Face at Mount Rushmore, photography by The Burgess Company (American), produced by Colourpicture (American)
President Lincoln's Side-Profile Plaque, made by Waltham Foundry
President Lincoln, Tad and Willie In Front of the Marble Fireplace in the White House, Washington, D.C. 1861, featuring artwork by Lloyd Ostendorf (American,1921-2000) and published by Phil Wagner
President Lincoln Visits Officers at Antietam, featuring photography by Alexander Gardner (American, born Scottish, 1821-1882), published by Parks & History Association (American) and distributed by Richard W. Coffman (American)
President Lincoln with Tad and Willie in Front of A Toy Store, Christmas, Washington, D.C. 1861, featuring artwork by Lloyd Ostendorf (American, 1921-2000) and published by Phil Wagner
President of the Confederate States of America, Jefferson1861-1865, designed by Frank Gasparro (American, 1909-2001) and produced by Bowers and Merena Galleries, Inc. (American)
President of the United States of America, Abraham Lincoln, 1861-1865, design by Frank Gasparro (American, 1909-2001) and produced by Bowers and Merena Galleries, Inc. (American)
Presidents of the United States of America, published by L.E. Smith (American) and produced by Tichnor Brothers, Inc. (American)
Press Release Concerning Principals at Tangipahoa Parish, Louisiana Schools
Prince Albert, from a painting by Sir William Charles Ross (British, 1794-1860) and printed by Lund Humphries
Prince Albert, Consort of Queen Victoria, from painting by Franz Xavier Winterhalter (German, 1805-1873) and printed by Raithby, Lawrence & Company Ltd. (British)
Private, 1861, 1st Special Battalion, Louisiana Infantry, "Wheat's Tiger", artwork by Dick S Von Schriltz (American, 1916-1991), copyright held by K/S Historical Publications (American) and produced by TBC Graphics (American)
Private, 1863, 42nd Pennsylvania, Volunteer Infantry, "Bucktails", artwork by Dick S Von Schriltz (American, 1916-1991),copyright held by K/S Historical Publications (American) and produced by TBC Graphics (American)
Proclamation of Emancipation, produced by Kettlesprings Ilns.
Profile of President A. Lincoln, produced by A.H. Christenson
Profile of President Lincoln, produced by Mosaic Tile Company (American)
Profile of President Lincoln, produced by A. Christensen
Project RECLAIM Clinician Manual, Mary E. Dozier
Promotional Material from Oneida Paper Productions, Inc., produced by Oneida Paper Products, Inc.
Promotional Materials for the Hotel Lincoln in New York, produced by the Lincoln Hotel (American)
P.T. Barnum and Mlle. Ernestine
Public Service Commissioner, D. W. Snyder, 1975
Public Service Commissioner, John L. Dale, 1975
Public Service Commissioner, Norman A. Johnson, Jr, 1975
Pure Silver Medal Featuring Abraham Lincoln
Quarters No. 1, Fort Monroe, Virginia, photography by Walter H. Miller, published by Walter H. Miller & Company, Inc. (American) and caption by Fort Monroe Casemate Museum (American)
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Phillip
Queen Victoria, 1819-1901, from painting by Sir George Hayter (British, 1792-1871) and printed by Balding + Mansell Limited
"Rail Splitter", sculpted by Francis J. Barnum (American, 1928 - 2018)
Rations from the Stalk, artwork by A.C. Redwood (American, 1844-1922), produced by Glenn L. Hindale and published by Walter H. Miller & Company, Inc. (American)
Redlands, California Home of the Lincoln Memorial Shrine, produced by Redlands Coin Club (American)
Redlands, California Home of the Lincoln Memorial Shrine, produced by Redlands Coin Club (American)
Redlands, California Home of the Lincoln Memorial Shrine, produced by Redlands Coin Club (American)
Redlands, California Home of the Lincoln Memorial Shrine, produced by Redlands Coin Club (American)
Reenactment of Lincoln–Douglas Debates.
Reenactment of Lincoln–Douglas Debates.
Reenactment of Lincoln–Douglas Debates.
Reenactment of Lincoln–Douglas Debates.
Reenactment of Lincoln–Douglas Debates.
Reflections, Lincoln Memorial, Washington, D.C., published by Washington News Company (American) and produced by Tichnor Brothers, Inc. (American, 1908 - 1987 )
Reflector Black History Week Supplement, February 8, 1974, The Reflector
Replica Life hand cast of Abraham Lincoln, Copyright held by American Treasure Foundation
Replica life mask cast of Abraham Lincoln, Copyright held by American Treasure Foundation
Replica of Abraham Lincoln's Birthplace Cabin, produced by the Chicago Historical Society (American, 1856-present)
Replica of Abraham Lincoln's Birthplace in Hodgenville, Kentucky, produced by Arena Photo Post Card Company (American)
Replica of Lincoln's Birthplace Cabin, published by H.K. Barnett (American)
Replica of the Lincoln Memorial Statue, produced by Daniel Chester French (American, 1850-1931)
Replica of the Log Cabin that Abraham Lincoln Was Born in, produced by Illinois Central System (American)
Reproduction of Abraham Lincoln's Letter to Mrs. Bixby
Reproduction of Stone of Debate Between Abraham Lincoln and Stephen A. Douglas
Reproduction Photograph of Abraham Lincoln Looking out of a Window, paper manufactured by Kodak Company (American,1888-present)
Review of "Fiery Trial", written by Richard Locke (American, 1941-2023) and produced by New York Times (American, 1896-present)
Review of Gore Vidal's Lincoln, written by Joyce Carol Oates (American, 1938-present) and published by New York Times Book Review (American, 1896-Present)
Richard Current and an Unidenitified Man
Richard F. Somer and an Abraham Lincoln Impersonator
Richard Kelley and Tim Branscum
Rich Sokup, George [Bess?] and a young man
Right General Guide, 1861 14th "Brooklyn" Regiment, New York State Militia, artwork by Dick S Von Schriltz (American, 1916-1991),copyright held by K/S Historical Publications (American) and produced by TBC Graphics (American)
Risk prediction of Primary Ovarian Insufficiency by an early age among female childhood cancer survivors, Sakie Arachchige
Robert Boner, produced by Charles D. Frederick & Company (American)
Robert E. Lee, Lieutenant of Engineers, U.S. Army, photography by Walter H. Miller and published by Walter H. Miller & Company, Inc. (American)
Robert Lincoln's Bedroom, Abraham Lincoln's Home, Springfield, Illinois, produced by The Abraham Lincoln Museum (American, 1899-present) and produced by Dexter Press (American, 1920s-1980s)
Rock Island 70th Anniversary Commemorative Medal
Rock Island Railroad 70th Anniversary Medal, produced by Whitehead & Hoag Company (American, 1892-1965)
Rogers' Statuettes, "One More Shot", published by A.A. Child and Company; sculpted by John Rogers (American, 1829-1904)
Ronald Reagan at Campaign Function
Ronald Reagan Speaking at Mississippi Campaign Event
Rose Budd Stevens and Children
Rose Budd Stevens and Son Feeding Chickens
"Royal Purple" reproduction, produced by Danbury Mint
Rural Parent Viewpoints of What Makes College Possible: A Q Methodology Study, Carol Cutler White and Diane D. Chapman
Rural, Poor and Working-Class Student Postsecondary Experiences During the COVID-19 Pandemic: Policy Lessons Learned for Supporting Future College Success, Ty C. McNamee, Sonja Ardoin, and Jenay F.E. Willis
Salmon. P. Chase, published by E. & H.T.
Salvator Patriae Memorial Medallion, sculpted by Emil Sigel Fecit
Sandra Walker of the Mississippi Opera, undated
Sarah Polk Commemorative Medal
Sarah Polk Commemorative Medal
Saving One Amphibian at a Time: Optimizing the Transferability of ART protocols in Anurans, Namia Stevenson
Scale sculpt of Mount Rushmore, Artwork by Joanna G. Kendall (1920-1989)
Scene at City Point, VA., produced by the War Photograph and Exhibition Company (American)
Scene from the Cyclorama, published by L.E. Smith (American)
"Sealed Lincoln", printed by the Meriden Gravure Company (American,1888–1989) and featuring a sculpture by Daniel Chester French (American, 1850-1931)
"Sealed Lincoln", printed by the Meriden Gravure Company (American,1888–1989)
Season Greetings from Steven K. Rogstad and the Lincoln Herald
Season Greetings from the John Hope Franklin
Season's Greetings from Steven K. Rogstad, Lincoln Herald
Season's Greetings from the John Hope Franklin
Seasons of Learning: Rural Indigenous Teacher Preparation, Dani O'Brien, Josh Montgomery, Bezhigogaabawiikwe Hunter, Niizhoobinesiikwe Howes, Waasegiizhigookwe Rosie Gonzalez, Manidoo Makwe Ikwe, and Kevin Zak
"Seated Lincoln", printed by The Meriden Gravure Company (American)
Seated Portrait of Abraham Lincoln, from a painting by George Peter Alexander Healy (American, 1813-1894) and printed by Clarke & Way, Inc. (American)
Second Floor Railing, Molding and Sculpture in Capitol Building, Jackson, Mississippi
Second Inaugural Address, March 4, 1865, featuring photography by Alexander Gardner (American, born Scottish, 1821-1882), published by Parks & History Association (American) and distributed by Richard W. Coffman (American)
Secretary of War Edwin M. Stanton, produced by Philada. Photographic Company (American)
Secret Picture Thimble, Copyright held by Woodsetton
Secure and Effective Data Sharing for Metal-based Additive Manufacturing, Durant Fullington
Senate Chamber, Old State Capitol, Springfield, Illinois, published by the Illinois Historical Society (American, 1899-present) and produced by Dexter Press (American, 1920s-1980s)
Sergeant, 1861 Battalion of Washington Artillery, New Orleans, artwork by Dick S Von Schriltz (American, 1916-1991),copyright held by K/S Historical Publications (American) and produced by TBC Graphics (American)
Sergeant, 1861, Hampton's Legion, South Carolina Volunteers, artwork by Dick S Von Schriltz (American, 1916-1991),copyright held by K/S Historical Publications (American) and produced by TBC Graphics (American)
Sergio Fernandez at a Table, 1974
Series of Old Mississippi Capitol Renovation
Several People Meeting with a Lincoln Impersonator at the Lincoln Forum
Sharlene Kranz and an Unidenitified Man
Shear Shack Building on State Street in Jackson, Mississippi
Shell's Mr. President Coin Game
Sherry Zannoth of Mississippi Opera, undated, Christian Stainer
Sho-Nuff, Promotional Portrait, undated
Short-term Transformative Impacts of a Service-learning Study Abroad Program, Caroline Cully Garbers, Dale W. Pracht, and T. Grady Roberts
Shrine of Democracy, Black Hills, South Dakota, photography by The Burgess Company (American), produced by Colourpicture (American) and published by Rushmore Photo Inc. (American)
Side View of a Man Playing Guitar, undated
Sideview of Group Picture featuring Frank J. Williams and Harold Holzer
Sidewalk Bench and Children's Home Sign
Silhouette Drawing of a Family
Silhouette Profile of President Lincoln
Silver Bust of President Lincoln
Silver Coin Featuring Abraham Lincoln, Engraved by Henry Zearing
Silver Coin Featuring Abraham Lincoln and a Small Monument with Flags
Silver Coin Featuring Abraham Lincoln and a Small Monument with Flags
Silver Coin Featuring Abraham Lincoln and his Log Cabin, produced by Americana Medallion Company (American, active 1980s)
Silver Coin Featuring Abraham Lincoln and Presidents Seal, designed by AFFER
Silver Coin Featuring a Lincoln Monument, sculpted by W.H. Key
Silver Coin featuring A. Lincoln's Childhood Home
Silver Coin featuring Gettysburg Scene, produced by Americana Medallion Company (American, active 1980s)
Silver Coin Featuring Lincoln and Gettysburg Address
Silver Coin Featuring the Great Presidents Washington and Lincoln
Silver Coin for the Centennial of Abraham Lincoln, designed by P.L. Pratt
Silver Colored Bust of President Lincoln, produced by Tilden-Thurber (American, 1895-?)
Silver Colored Coin Featuring Lincoln Hall at the American University
Silver Medal Featuring Abe Lincoln and Cannon, issued by Hamilton Mint
Silver Medal Featuring Grand Army of the Republic, sculpted by W.H. Key.
Silver Medal Featuring Lincoln and Gettysburg Address
Silver Medal Featuring Mount Rushmore, issued by Hamilton Mint
Singing Christmas Tree, undated
Singing in the Rain!, published by the Boston Herald (American, 1846-present) from publication by San Francisco Chronicle (American, 1865-present) and artwork by Cloyd Sweigert (American, 1897-1973)
Site of Ford's Theatre, artwork by Ankers and published by Washington Novelty Company., Inc (American)
Sitting Room at Abraham Lincoln's Home National Historic Site, photography by Terry Farmer, printed by Consolidated/ Drake Press (American) and copyright by Eastern National Park & Monument Association
Six Great Moments in the White House, produced by the Washington Sunday Star (American, 1852-1981)
Sixteenth President of the United States Plate, produced by Kettlesprings; issued by Richard Fay
Small Metal Plaque of President Lincoln
Smithsonian Institution, photography by Alexandar Gardner (Born Scottish, American, 1821-1882)
Smithsonian Institution, produced by Smithsonian Institution (American, 1846-present) and produced by Mavis Puddling Picturecard (American)
Solider' National Cemtery, Gettysburg, PA, published by Blocher's (American) and produced by Metrocraft (American)
Solider' National Cemtery, Gettysburg, PA, published by Marken & Bielfeld (American)
South Dakota License Plate, 1972, produced by State of South Dakota (American, 1889)
South Dakota License Plate, 1973, produced by State of South Dakota (American, 1889)
South Dakota License Plate, 1974, produced by State of South Dakota (American, 1889)
South Dakota License Plate, 1975, produced by State of South Dakota (American, 1889)
South Dakota License Plate, 1980, produced by State of South Dakota (American, 1889)
South Dakota License Plate, 1986, produced by State of South Dakota (American, 1889)
South Dakota License Plate, 2000, produced by State of South Dakota (American, 1889)
South Dakota License Plate, 2003, produced by State of South Dakota (American, 1889)
South Main Street and Dixie Highway, Elizabethtown, Kentucky, published by Jas. E. Perry Company (American) and produced by Tichnor Brothers (American, 1910?-1950s?)
South Section of Civil War Museum, Melrose Civil War & Caverns, photography by Roanke Photo (American) and published by Roanoke Finishing Company (American)
Souvenir from Gettysburg-America's Greatest Shrine, copyright held by Marken & Bielfeld, Inc. (American)
Souvenir Lincoln Exhibit "Century of Progress"
Souvenir Lincoln Mug, produced by Thermo-Serv
Souvenir Lincoln Mug, produced by Thermo-Serv
Soybean Bacterial Inoculation: Against Herbicide Stress, Ncomiwe Andile Maphalala
Speaking of Pictures: This is Lincoln in English Eyes
Springfield, Illinois: Home of Abraham Lincoln, printed by Raphel Tuck and Son (English, 1866-1959)
Square Building with Multiple Columns
Stained Glass Lincoln Window in the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception (Springfield, Illinois)
Stained Glass Lincoln Window in the Foundry (Methodist) Church, Washington, D.C.
Stained Glass Lincoln Window in the Plymouth Church of the Pilgrims (Brooklyn, New York)
Standing Lincoln, Sculpted by John Frank
"Standing Lincoln," Barn Sculpture Gallery, printed by the Meriden Gravure Company (American, 1888–1989)
Standing Portrait of Abraham Lincoln, published by The Ullman Manufactoring Company (American)
Standing Portrait of Mary Todd Lincoln, produced by Kodak (American, 1888-present)
St. Andrews Church, Hingham, published by Whiteholme (publishers) LTD (British, 2006-2015)
St. Andrew's Church, Hingham, Interior Looking East, produced by Geo. R. Reeve. LTD
St. Andrew's Church, Hingham Interior looking East, published by Geo. R. Leeve LTD.
St. Andrew's Church, Hingham, Norfolk
St. Andrew's Church, Hingham, Norfolk, Bust of Abraham Lincoln unvieled by the American Ambassador, Hon. John W. Davis, on October 15th, 1919, published by Geo. R. Leeve LTD.
St. Andrew's Church, Hingham, Norfolk, Bust of Abraham Lincoln unvieled by the American Ambassador, Hon. John W. Davis, on October 15th, 1919, published by Geo. R. Leeve LTD.
State Capitol and Abraham Lincoln, Springfield, Illinois, published by H.N. Shonkwiler (American) and produced by Curteich (American)
Statehouse in Vandalia, Illinois, designed and published by Josephine Burtschi (American, 1909-1997)
State Library, Old State Capitol, published by the Illinois Historical Society (American, 1899-present) and produced by Dexter Press (American, 1920s-1980s)
Statue of Abraham Lincoln Againt A Background of the Gettysburg Address, published by the Springfield News Agency (American)and produced by Colourpicture Publishers, Inc. (American)
Statue of Abraham Lincoln, Lincoln Memorial, published by B.S. Reynolds Company (American) and produced by C.T. American Art (American)
Statue of Abraham Lincoln, Lincoln Memorial, Washington, D.C., published by B.S. Reynolds (American) and produced by C.T. American Art
Statuette of Abraham Lincoln, produced by Vaillancourt Folk Art at the Manchaug Mills; sculpted by J.C. Vaillancourt
Statuette of President Abraham Lincoln, produced by Gorham
Steel and Concrete Bridge By-Passed by Re-Channeling of the Streams, April 1970
Stephen Arnold Douglas, 1813-1861, from painting by Duncan Styles, produced by Smithsonian Institution (American,1846-present ) and printed by Museum Press, Inc. (American)
Stephen Douglas and Abraham Lincoln Impersonators at the Lincoln Forum
Stone Bust of A. Lincoln, produced by Genesis Productions Inc. (American); sculpted by Dick Wiken (American)
Stone Relief of Abraham Lincoln
Storefronts at the Capitol Street and Mills Street Intersection, Jackson, Mississippi
Storefronts Inside the Metrocenter Mall, Jackson, Mississippi
Strategies to Recruit and Retain the Rural School Mental Health Workforce, Elaine S. Belansky, Liliana Diaz Solodukhin, Anna Edelman, Savannah Hobbs, Cynthia Hazel, and Nicholas Cutforth
Streamers Draped Across Atrium Railing, Metrocenter Mall, Jackson, Mississippi
Streamers in Jackson Metrocenter Mall, Jackson, Mississippi
Street View of Residential Subdivision
Sunglass holder, Copyright held by Lincoln Pest Control.
Surratt House and Tavern, Copyright held by The Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission
Sustainable pathways for shortleaf pine in uncertain climates, Casey Iwamoto
Swapping Again, copyright by Chicago Tribune (American, 1847-present)
Tad Lincoln, from photograph by Mathew Brady (American, 1823-1896)
Taking the Oath Drawing Rations, featuring sculpture by John Rodgers (American, 1829-1904)
Tavern Room and Post Office, The Mary Surratt House (1852), photography and distribution by Gerry Peck (American)
Terrace-Barn Sculpture Gallery in Chesterwood, Stockbridge, Masschusetts, printed by the Meriden Gravure Company (American)
Testor's Pla and Spray Pla, Monogram Merite (American, 1968?-?)
Testor's Pla and Spray Pla, produced by Monogram Merite (American, 1968?-?)
Texas Infantry Confederate Army 1862 Box, produced by Monogram Merite (American, 1968?-?)
Thad Cochran Leaning on the Back of a Chair
Thad Cochran, Ronald Reagan, and Trent Lott
Thad Cochran Seated with a Man in Glasses
Thad Cochran Shaking Hands with a Black Gentleman
Thad Cochran Speaking with an Older Gentleman
Thad Cochran Standing with a Man in a Cap
The 1991 Civil War Society Calendar, Copyright held by The Civil War Society
The 2009 Kunstler Civil War Calendar, Copyright held by The Lang Companies
The 2009 Kunstler Civil War Calendar, Copyright held by The Lang Companies
The Abbey Church of Saint Mary and Saint Thomas of Canterbury, Wymondham, Norfolk, printed by J. Arthur Dixon
The Abraham Lincoln Bicentennial Inaugural (February 11th and 12th, 2008)
The Abraham Lincoln Museum 100th Anniversary Glass
The Abraham Lincoln Museum Mouse Pad
"The American Difficulty," "Up A Tree," "The Latest From America" and "One Good Turn Deserves Another", published by Times Magazine (American, 1923-present)
"The American Difficulty," "Up A Tree," "The Latest From America" and "One Good Turn Deserves Another", published by Times Magazine (American, 1923-present)
The Antebellum Howel Home, photography by Jack Bowers and published by Color King Natural View, W.M. Cline Company (American)
The Arch Conspirator Jefferson Davis
The Arched Bridge and Museum Building Melrose Civil War & Caverns, photography by Roanke Photo (American) and published by Roanoke Finishing Company (American)
"The Artilleryman", from painting by William Ludwell Sheppard (American, 1833-1912), published by Thompson's Community Service (American) and produced by Tichnor Brothers, Inc. (American,1908 - 1987 )
"The Battle of the Crater" Petersburg, Virginia, published by Cussons, May & Company, Inc. (American) and produced by Curteichcolor (American)
The "Boot" May Be Kept Hopping At Home!, published by the Boston Post (American, 1831-1956) with artwork from Wallace Goldsmith (American, 1873-1945)
The Cabin in Which Abraham Lincoln was Born in 1809
The Campaigner, sculpted by John McClarey (American)
"The Cavalryman", from painting by William Ludwell Sheppard (American, 1833-1912), published by Thompson's Community Service (American) and produced by Tichnor Brothers, Inc. (American, 1908 - 1987 )
The Chicago Platform and Candidate
The Civil War 1995 Calendar The Library of Congress, Copyright held by Pomegranate Calendars & Books
The Civil War 2004 Calendar The Library of Congress, Copyright held by Pomegranate Calendars & Books
The Civil War Centennial Map Envelope, created and produced by Creative Merchandisers, Inc (USA)
The Civil War Library of Congress 2005 Calendar, Copyright held by The library of congress
The Civil War Society 1995 Calendar, Copyright held by the Civil War Society Calendar
The Constitution is Sacredly Obligatory On All Commemorative Medal
The Contradiction between Use-Value and Exchange-Value: Ecology, Imperialism, and the Telos of Production, Larry Alan Busk and Elizabeth Portella
The Country's Full of Hillbilly Bands, published by Kansas City Star (American, 1880-present) and artwork by S.J. Ray
The Creative Exchange, Jackson Arts Alliance Building
The Creative Exchange, Jackson Arts Alliance Building
The Crooner, published by the Boston Herald (American, 1846-present)
The Devil's Saddle, on U.S. Route 50, W. Va., published by Rex Heck News Company (American) and produced by Curteich (American)
The Dining Room at Abraham Lincoln's House at Abraham Lincoln's Home National Historic Site, photography by Terry Farmer, printed by Consolidated/ Drake Press (American) and copyright by Eastern National Park & Monument Association
The Drivers of Academic Novelty in Digital Capitalism: Job Insecurity, Mental Illness and Time Poverty, Adalberto Fernandes
The Earthly Pilgrimage of Abraham Lincoln: From Log Cabin to the White House, produced by E.C. Kropp (American)
The Emancipation Proclamation, produced by Edwin M. Knowles China Company; designed by M. Kunstler
The Executive Mansion, photography by Herbert Georg Studio, distributed by Illinois Executive Mansion Association (American) and produced by McGrew Color Service (American)
"The Famous Registry Cikumn" Melrose Civil War Museum and Caverns, photography by Roanke Photo (American) and published by Roanoke Finishing Company (American)
The Favored Scholar, featuring sculpture by John Rodgers (American, 1829-1904)
The Frontier, Lawyer, and Wife
The Funeral of President Lincoln, published by E. and H.T. Anthony and Company (American, 1842-1902?)
The Gettysburg Address, produced by Edwin M. Knowles China Company; designed by M. Kunstler
The Gettysburg Address, published by L.E. Smith (American) and produced by H.S. Crocker (American)
The Gettysburg Address, published by Parks & History Association (American) and distributed by Richard W. Coffman (American)
"The Gettysburg Address", produced by Edwin. M Knowles China Co.; painted by Mort Kunstler
The Gettysburg Address Abraham Lincoln, Copyright held by LW. Bristol Classics
The Grave of Ann Rutledge, published by Lincoln's New Salem Enterprise, Inc. (American) and produced by Curteich Color (America)
The Grave of Ann Rutledge, photography by Robert C. Finnegan
The Grave of Ann Rutledge at Petersburg, Illinois with A Poem by Edgar Lee Masters, distributed by Lincoln Souvenir & Gift Shop (American) and produced by Curteich (American)
The Grave of Ann Rutledge at Petersburg, Illinois with a poem by Edgar Lee Masters, produced by Curteich (American)
The Grave of Nancy Lincoln, Mother of Abraham Lincoln
The Grave of Nancy Lincoln, Mother of Abraham Lincoln, photograhy by Brock; produced by Curteich (American)
The Grave of Nancy Lincoln, Mother of Abraham Lincoln
The Grave of Nancy Lincoln, Mother of Abraham Lincoln, photography by Walter H. Miller and published by Walter H. Miller & Company, Inc. (American)
The Grave of Nancy Lincoln, Mother of Abraham Lincoln, Lincoln State Park, Indiana, published by Loge News Company (American) and produced by Curteich (American)
The Great Hall, produced by Smithsonian Institution (American, 1846-present) and produced by Mavis Puddling Picturecard (American)
"The Great Liberator" Postcard, produced by Oneida Paper Products, Inc.
The Green Dragon, Wymondham, produced by Judges Limited (English)
"The Handling Gardens" Melrose Civil War Museum & Caverns, photography by Roanke Photo (American) and published by Roanoke Finishing Company (American)
The Herald Extra: Latest War News
The Hodgenville Court House Square, published by the Press of Martin B. Brown Company (American)
The House of the "House Divided" Illinois "Land of Lincoln" Pavilion New York, produced by Dexter Color (American)
The Illinois Executive Mansion-1855, photography by Herbert Georg Studio, distributed by Illinois Executive Mansion Association (American) and produced by McGrew Color Service (American)
The Illinois Executive Mansion-1855, photography by Herbert Georg Studio, produced by McGrew Color Graphics (American), distributed by Illinois Executive Mansion Association (American, 1972-present)
The Illinois Executive Mansion--1855, photography by Herbert Georg Studio, distributed by Illinois Executive Mansion Association (American) and produced by McGrew Color Service (American)
The Index of Relative Rurality (IRR): US County Data for 2020, Ayoung Kim and Brigitte Waldorf
The Interior of St. Andrews Church
The Interior Walls at Abraham Lincoln's House at Abraham Lincoln's Home National Historic Site, photography by Fred Miller and produced by Miller Publishing Company (American)
The John Brown Collection, Melrose Civil War Museum and Caverns, photography by Roanoke Photography and published by Roanoke Finishing Company, Inc. (American)
The Labor Movement, published by the Boston Herald (American, 1846-present) and produced by Louisville Courier-Journal (American,1868-present)
The Last Best Hope of Earth Mug, produced by Kilncraft; issued by the Huntington Library
The Last Best Hope of Earth Mug, produced by Kilncraft; issued by the Huntington Library
The Last Meeting of Lee & Jackson, featuring artwork by E.B.D. Julio (1843-1879) and produced by the Museum of the Confederacy (American, 1890-present)
"The Last Stop" Box, produced by Design Masters
"The Last Stop" Statuette, produced by Design Masters
The Left Must Rediscover Free Speech and Academic Freedom, Albena Azmanova and Enzo Rossi
The Library of Congress, produced by H.C. White Co. (American)
The Lincoln-Bedell Story, produced by M ware
The Lincoln-Bedell Story Mug, produced by M ware
The Lincoln Bedroom towel, Copyright held by Kay Dee Designs
The Lincoln Boulder, produced by Dexter Press (American, 1920s-1980s) and distributed by Color View, Inc. (American)
The Lincoln Buggy, photography by Fred Preisler and published by J. Tetirick (American)
The Lincoln Cabin, pubished by Nancy Lincoln Inn (American) and produced by Curteich (American)
The Lincoln Calendar 1986, Copyright held by Beidel printing House Inc
The Lincoln Centenary, 1809-1909, published by and copyright held by The Century Company
The Lincoln Centenary, 1809-1909, published by and copyright held by The Century Company
The Lincoln Centenary, 1809-1909, published by and copyright held by The Century Company
The Lincoln Checkerboard Puzzle, Copyright held by The Lincoln Publishers
The Lincoln Club of Lincoln Memorial University at Harrogate, Tennessee, produced by The Lincoln Club of Lincoln Memorial University (American)
The Lincoln-Douglas Debate at Charleston, published by Carnahan Advertising Specialties (American)
The Lincoln-Douglas Debate Plaque, Quincy, Illinois, published by White Photo Service (American) and produced by Colourpicture (American)
The Lincoln-Douglas Debates, produced by Edwin M. Knowles China Company; designed by M. Kunstler
The Lincoln Douglas Debates Live on C-SPAN, Copyright held by C-SPAN
The Lincoln Douglas Debates Mug
The Lincoln Family at Worship in the Old First Presbyterian Church, Springfield, Illinois, artwork by Lloyd Ostendorf (American,1921-2000)
The Lincoln Family at Worship in the Old First Presbyterian Church, Springfield, Illinois, featuring artwork by Lloyd Ostendorf (American, 1921-2000)
The Lincoln Family at Worship in the Old Presbyterian Church, featuring artwork by Lloyd Ostendorf (American, 1921-2000)
The Lincoln Farm Association, produced by the Lincoln Farm Association (American, 1906-?)
The Lincoln Forum, produced by the Lincoln Forum (American, 1999-present)
The Lincoln Forum, produced by the Lincoln Forum (American, 1999-present)
The Lincoln Forum, produced by the Lincoln Forum (American, 1999-present)
The Lincoln Forum, produced by the Lincoln Forum (American, 1999-present)
The Lincoln Forum, produced by the Lincoln Forum (American, 1999-present)
The Lincoln Forum, produced by the Lincoln Forum (American, 1999-present)
The Lincoln Forum, produced by the Lincoln Forum (American, 1999-present)
The Lincoln Forum, produced by the Lincoln Forum (American, 1999-present)
The Lincoln Forum, produced by the Lincoln Forum (American, 1999-present)
The Lincoln Forum, produced by the Lincoln Forum (American, 1999-present)
The Lincoln Forum, produced by the Lincoln Forum (American, 1999-present)
The Lincoln Forum, produced by the Lincoln Forum (American, 1999-present)
The Lincoln Forum, produced by the Lincoln Forum (American, 1999-present)
The Lincoln Forum, produced by the Lincoln Forum (American, 1999-present)
The Lincoln Forum, produced by the Lincoln Forum (American, 1999-present)
The Lincoln Forum, produced by the Lincoln Forum (American, 1999-present)
The Lincoln Forum, produced by the Lincoln Forum (American, 1999-present)
The Lincoln Forum, produced by the Lincoln Forum (American, 1999-present)
The Lincoln Forum, produced by the Lincoln Forum (American, 1999-present)
The Lincoln Forum, produced by the Lincoln Forum (American, 1999-present)
The Lincoln Forum, produced by the Lincoln Forum (American, 1999-present)
The Lincoln Forum, produced by the Lincoln Forum (American, 1999-present)
The Lincoln Funeral Car, Souvenir, 42nd National Encampment, C.A.R., produced by The Albertype Company (American)
The Lincoln Group, Chicago World's Fair, published by Max Rigot Sellling Company (American) and produced by C.T. Art-Colortone
The Lincoln Group of Illinois, produced by the Lincoln Group of Illinois (American)
The Lincoln Heritage Trail, produced and copyright held by Dexter Press, Inc. (American, 1920s-1992?) and photography by Larry Witt
The Lincoln Home, Corner Eighth and Jackson Streets, Springfield, Illinois, produced by Max Lau Colortype Company (American)
The Lincoln Home Kitchen at Abraham Lincoln's House at Abraham Lincoln's Home National Historic Site, printed by Consolidated/ Drake Press (American) and copyright by held Eastern National Park & Monument Association
The Lincoln Image, sculpted by John McClarey (American)
The Lincoln Mausoleum, Springfied, Illinois
The Lincoln Memorial, copyright held by Millie Bennett and Robert B. Dickerson
The Lincoln Memorial, produced by Colourpicture (American) and published by District News Company, Inc. (American)
The Lincoln Memorial, published by District News Company Inc.
The Lincoln Memorial and Japanese Cherry Blossoms, Washington, D.C., published by B.S. Reynolds Company (American)
The Lincoln Memorial Shrine, Redlands, Calfornia, at Evening, photography by Arthur Miller
The Lincoln Memorial (Washington, D.C.), published by District News Company, Inc. (American) and produced by Colourpicture (American)
The Lincoln Memorial, Washington, D.C., produced by Captial Souvenir Company (American, 1931-present)
The Lincoln Memorial, Washington, D.C., produced by Capitol Souvenir Company, Inc. (American)
The Lincoln Memorial, Washington, D.C., produced by the Capital Souvenir Company (American)
The Lincoln Memorial, Washington, D.C., published by the Washington News Company (American) and produced by Tichnor (American, 1930-1945)
The Lincoln Museum, produced by the Lincoln Museum (American,?-2008)
The Lincoln Museum, Fort Wayne, Indiana, produced by the Lincoln Museum (American, ?-2008)
The Lincoln National Memorial, Hodgenville, Ky., published by American Novelty Company (American) and produced by Dexter Press, Inc. (American, 1920s-1992?)
The Lincoln Room in Gettysburg Pennsylvania, produced by Mike Roberts (American) and published by L.E. Smith (American)
The Lincoln Room, Lincoln Memorial University (Harrogate, Tennessee), produced by Artvue Post Card Company (American, 1936-?)
The Lincoln Society of Tapei, Tawain, Republic of China, produced by the Lincoln Society of Tapei, Tawain, Republic of China (Tawainese)
The Lincoln Story in Stone And Now He Belongs To the Ages, photography by Walter H. Miller and published by Walter H. Miller & Company, Inc. (American)
The Lincoln Story in Stone, the Presidential Years, 1861-1865, photography by Walter H. Miller and published by Walter H. Miller & Company, Inc. (American)
The Lincoln Tomb, photography by Fred Miller and published by Miller Publishing Company (American)
The Log Cabin in Which Lincoln Was Born, published by Martin B. Brown Company (American) and copyright held by The Lincoln Farm Association (American, 1906-?)
The Man Who Can't Make a Mistake Can't Make Anything, copyright held by G.A. Company (American)
The Man Who Killed Abraham Lincoln's Slayer, written by Ellsworth Stone and published by Pictorial Living Magazine
The Man Who Pays, published by the Boston Herald (American, 1846-present) and copyright held by San Francisco Chronicle (American,1865-present)
The Martyrs- Lincoln and Garfield, produced by Littleton View Company (American)
The Mississippi Museum, Jackson, Mississippi
The Morley Tomb, St. Andrews Church, Hingham, Norfolk
The "Neutral", published by the New York Times (American, 1851-present)
The New Entry, published by the Boston Post (American, 1831-1956) with artwork from Norman
The Office Supply Company Delivery Truck, Jackson, Mississippi
The Offut Store, As Result, New Salem, Illinois, Where Lincoln Clerked in 1831, published by H.N. Shonkwiler (American)
The Old Abe Lincoln Log Court House, Decatur, Illinois, published by Wait-Cahill Company (American) and produced by the Curteich (American)
The Old Bell Rings, published by the Boston Herald (American, 1846-present) and the copyright held by the Chicago Tribune (American, 1847-present)
The Old Lincoln Family Millstone, produced by Martin B. Brown Company (American)
The Old Louisville and Nashville Pike, produced by Martin B. Brown Company (American)
The Old Meeting House (Erected)
The Old Mill and Cottage Hingham, artwork by P. Frost and copyright held by Hall Moore House
The Old Providence Union Depot, Providence, R.I., published by Blanchard, Young & Company (American)
The Old Ship Church, Hingham, Massachusetts, produced by Artvue Post Card Company (American, 1936-?)
The Parlor, The Mary Surratt House (1852), photography and distribution by Gerry Peck (American)
The Picket Guard, sculpted by John Rogers (American sculptor, 1829-1904)
The President's Dedication Address at Gettyburg, published by Miller & Mathews (American)
The Railsplitter, issued by Lincoln Museum collection
The Railsplitter, published by Eastern Colorphoto Company (American) and produced by Dexter Press, Inc. (American, 1920s-1992?)
The Rail Splitter-1830, from painting by Jean Leon Gerome Ferris (American, 1863-1930) and published by Paw Paw Laminating Service, Inc. (American)
The Rail Splitter-1830, from painting by Jean Leon Gerome Ferris (American, 1863-1930) and produced by Paw Paw Plastics Laminating Service, Inc. (American)
There's A Break in the Clouds, produced by the Des Moines Register (American, 1849-present)
The Review at Moss Neck, produced by Henriksen Imports; painted by M Kunstler
The Right and Left Hand, published by the Boston Herald (American, 1846-present) with artwork by Joe Parrish (American, ?-1989)
The Sitting Room, Abraham Lincoln's Home, Springfield, Illinois, published by the Abraham Lincoln Museum (American) and produced by Dexter Press, Inc. (American, 1920s-1992?)
The Sitting Room, Abraham Lincoln's Home, Springfield, Illinois, published by Springfield News Agency, Inc. (American) and produced by Colourpicture Publishers, Inc. (American)
The Solider' National Cemtery, Gettysburg, PA, published by Blocher's (American)
The Springfield Lincoln, produced by Springfield News Agency (American), published by Colourpicture Publishers, Inc. (American) and artwork by Don Ewing
The Square at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, published by George W. Buohl (American) and produced by Tichnor Brothers (American, 1930-1945)
The State of Mississippi v. Ann, 2212 (Lowndes County Circuit Court. 1863), Circuit Court of Lowndes County
The State of Mississippi v. Brothers, 2234 (Lowndes County Circuit Court. 1863), Circuit Court of Lowndes County
The State of Mississippi v. Cox, 2210 (Lowndes County Circuit Court. 1862), Circuit Court of Lowndes County
The State of Mississippi v. Dickson, 2247 (Lowndes County Circuit Court. 1863), Circuit Court of Lowndes County
The State of Mississippi v. Flewitt, 2164 (Lowndes County Circuit Court. 1861), Circuit Court of Lowndes County
The State of Mississippi v. Halbert, 2166 (Lowndes County Circuit Court. 1861), Circuit Court of Lowndes County
The State of Mississippi v. Halbert, 2167 (Lowndes County Circuit Court. 1861), Circuit Court of Lowndes County
The State of Mississippi v. Jones, 2238 (Lowndes County Circuit Court. 1863), Circuit Court of Lowndes County
The State of Mississippi v. Love, 2230 (Lowndes County Circuit Court. 1863), Circuit Court of Lowndes County
The State of Mississippi v. Mahan, 2236 (Lowndes County Circuit Court. 1863), Circuit Court of Lowndes County
The State of Mississippi v. Mahan, 2237 (Lowndes County Circuit Court. 1863), Circuit Court of Lowndes County
The State of Mississippi v. Mary, 2134 (Lowndes County Circuit Court. 1861), Circuit Court of Lowndes County
The State of Mississippi v. Melson, 2129 (Lowndes County Circuit Court. 1861), Circuit Court of Lowndes County
The State of Mississippi v. Motley, 2151 (Lowndes County Circuit Court. 1861), Circuit Court of Lowndes County
The State of Mississippi v. Motley, 2165 (Lowndes County Circuit Court. 1861), Circuit Court of Lowndes County
The State of Mississippi v. Newlon, 2231 (Lowndes County Circuit Court. 1863), Circuit Court of Lowndes County
The State of Mississippi v. Pulliam, 2103 (Lowndes County Circuit Court. 1859), Circuit Court of Lowndes County
The State of Mississippi v. Richards, 2235 (Lowndes County Circuit Court. 1863), Circuit Court of Lowndes County
The State of Mississippi v. Scip, 2211 (Lowndes County Circuit Court. 1863), Circuit Court of Lowndes County
The State of Mississippi v. Stovall, 2229 (Lowndes County Circuit Court. 1863), Circuit Court of Lowndes County
The State of Mississippi v. Sturkie, 2228 (Lowndes County Circuit Court. 1863), Circuit Court of Lowndes County
The State of Mississippi v. Sykes, 2232 (Lowndes County Circuit Court. 1863), Circuit Court of Lowndes County
The State of Mississippi v. Thomas, 2163 (Lowndes County Circuit Court. 1861), Circuit Court of Lowndes County
The State of Mississippi v. Turner, 2162 (Lowndes County Circuit Court. 1861), Circuit Court of Lowndes County
The State of Mississippi v. Weaver, 2233 (Lowndes County Circuit Court. 1863), Circuit Court of Lowndes County
The State of Mississippi v. Worrell, 2104 (Lowndes County Circuit Court. 1860), Circuit Court of Lowndes County
The State of Mississippi v. Wright, 2150 (Lowndes County Circuit Court. 1861), Circuit Court of Lowndes County
The Statue of Lincoln, published by B.S. Reynolds (American) and produced by Metrocraft Everett (American)
The Studio of Daniel Chester French
The Submerged Millions, published by The Boston Herald (American, 1846-present)
The Symbolic Capital of the Neoliberal University, Chad Lavin
The Tammany Farmers' Club, published by the Boston Herald (American, 1846-present), copyright held by Chicago Tribune (American, 1847-present)
The Town Pump, sculpted by John Rogers (American sculptor, 1829-1904)
The Two Emancipators, produced by Scenic South Card Company (American)
"The Underground Theatre" Melrose Civil War Museum & Caverns, photography by Roanke Photo (American) and published by Roanoke Finishing Company (American)
The United States of America Keychain, Copyright held by LW. Bristol Classics
The United States Volunteer Service, produced by the Pioneer Historical Society (American, 1976-present)
The Village Sign (Hingham), artwork by P. Frost and copyright held by Hall Moore House
The Walking Lincoln on the Lincoln Heritage Trail, artwork by Llyod Ostendorf (American, 1921-2000) and copyright held by Ostendorf-Temple-Wagner (American)
The White House of the Confederacy, Richmond, Virginia, published by Cussons, May & Company Inc., (American) and produced by Curteichcolor (American)
The White House Washington, Copyright held by LW. Bristol Classics
The Wood Boat-1850, featuring artwork by George Caleb Bingham (American, 1811-1879) and published by Artext Prints, Inc. (American)
The Wounded Scout, sculpted by John Rogers (American sculptor, 1829-1904)
The Wounded Scout/ A Friend in the Swamp by John Rodgers, featuring sculpture by John Rodgers (American, 1829-1904) and produced by Danbury Rubber Stamp Company (American)
The Young Rail Splitter, produced by Octavo Press (American)
The Young Rail Splitter, produced by Octavo Press (American)
The Youth Movement, published by the Boston Post (American, 1831-1956)
Thomas F. Seay Imperial Potentate Shriners Token, produced by the Ancient Arabic Order of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine (aka Shriners International) (American, 1870-present)
Three Cannons Outdoor at the Lincoln Forum
Three Cannons Outdoor at the Lincoln Forum
Three Connected Buildings in Jackson, Mississippi
Three Unidentified Men and an Unidentified Woman
Thursday, Sept. 26, 1901, Memorial Hall Lincoln Monument
Thursday, Sept. 26, 1901, Memorial Hall Lincoln Monument
Thursday, Sept. 26, 1901, Memorial Hall Lincoln Monument
Thursday, Sept. 26, 1901, Memorial Hall Lincoln Monument
Thursday, Sept. 26, 1901, Memorial Hall Lincoln Monument
Ticket for A Christmas Carol by Vaillancourt Folk Art, sponsored by MCU
Tile of Abraham Lincoln's right-side Profile, produced by the Mosaic Tile Company (American)
Too Big to Be Knocked Out, published by the Boston Herald (American, 1846-present) and the copyright held by the Chicago Tribune (American, 1847-present) with artwork by Joe Parrish (American, ?-1989)
Torso of A Many Playing the Guitar, undated
Town of Lincoln, Rhode Island Commemorative Medal, produced by Town of Lincoln, Rhode Island (American, 1871-present)
Transcontinental Railroad, Copyright held by WM Rogers MFG CO.
Tredegar Iron Works, from photography by Mathew Brady (American, 1822-1896), photography by Glenn L. Hinsdale and published by Walter H. Miller & Company, Inc. (American)
Trial Lawyer, Art by JME
Tribal College and University (TCU) Leadership, Faculty, and Staff Perspectives on Student Success, Natalie R. Youngbull and David Sanders
Two Abraham Lincoln Impersonators and an Unidentified Man
Two Abraham Lincoln Impersonators and an Unidentified Man
Two Abraham Lincoln Impersonators and an Unidentified Man and Woman
Two Abraham Lincoln Impersonators and an Unidentified Woman
Two Abraham Lincoln Impersonators with a Mary Todd Lincoln Impersonator
Two Men In Front of the First Mississippi National Bank, Capitol Street Branch Building
Two Men seated on the Hood of a Car
Two Musicians on Stage, undated
Two Musicians on Stage, undated
Two Unidenitfied Men Holding a Copy of "From Slavery to Freedom"
Two Unidenitified Women and an Unidenitified Man
Two Unidentified Men with Baseball Caps
Two Unidentified Persons Sitting at a Table at the Lincoln Forum
Ulysses S. Grant, published by E & H.T. Anthony (American)
Ulysses S. Grant Association, produced by Doremus & Company
Ulysses S. Grant Bobble Head, Copyright held by Bosley Bobbers
Ulysses S. Grant Pez, Copyright held by PEZ (American, 1927-present)
Ulysses S. Grant Pot Belly, Copyright held by Harmony Ball
Ulysses S. Grant Pot Bellys, Copyright held by Harmony Ball
Ulysses S. Grant Presidential Collection
Ulysses S. Grant Presidential Library Paperweight, produced by Mississippi Wholesale Trophies Inc. (American)
Uncle Ned's School, Sculpted by John Rogers
Unidenitified Group at the Lincoln Forum
Unidenitified Man Autographing a Book
Unidenitified Man Sigining a Book with Others Looking on
Unidenitified Man Standing Next to Cardboard Cut out of Abraham Lincoln
Unidenitified Man Standing Next to Cardboard Cut out of Abraham Lincoln
Unidenitified Man with a Camera
Unidenitified Woman Speaking at the Lincoln Forum
Unidentified Building in Jackson, Mississippi
Unidentified Building in Jackson, Mississippi
Unidentified Group of People Featured Sitting at a Table
Unidentified Group of People Sitting Around a Table
Unidentified Group of People Sitting Around a Table
Unidentified Man at Lincoln Forum
Unidentified Man Speaking at Lincoln Forum
Unidentified Man Speaking at Podium
Unidentified Man Speaking at Podium
Unidentified Man Speaking at Podium
Unidentified Man Speaking at the Lincoln Forum
Unidentified Man Speaking at the Lincoln Forum
Unidentified Man Speaking at the Lincoln Forum
Unidentified Man Speaking at the Lincoln Forum
Unidentified Musicians, undated
Unidentified People Sitting at a Round table
Unidentified People Sitting at a Round table
Unidentified People Sitting at a Table
Unidentified White Buildings in Snow
Unidentified Woman and Two Unidentified Man
Unidentified Woman at Lincoln Forum
Unidentified Woman at Lincoln Forum
Unidentified Woman Holding a Book
Unidentified Woman Seated with Two Unidentified Men
Unidentified Woman Speaking at Lincoln Forum
Unidentified Woman Speaking at Lincoln Forum
Unidentified Woman Viewing a Small Sculpture
Unidentified Woman Wearing a White Blouse and Pearls
Unidentified Young Man with Cardboard Cut out of Abraham Lincoln
Unification Church, Jackson, Mississippi
Union Broadside, Issued by Loyal Publication Society
Union Line-Cold Harbor, photography by Glenn L. Hinsdale and published by Walter H. Miller & Company, Inc. (American)
Union President Abraham Lincoln Commemorative Medal
Union Signalman with Signal Flag, W. Britain
Union Signalman with Signal Flag, produced by W. Britain (American 1893- )
Union Soldier Carrying Dio E. Popolo Flag, produced by Thomas' Tin Soldiers (American)
Union Soldier Holding 2nd Infantry Flag, produced by Britain's (UK) (British, 1893-current)
Union Soldier Holding Reg. US. Infantry Flag, produced by Britain's (UK) (British, 1893-current)
Union Solider Carrying 69th Reg. N.Y.S.V. Flag
Union Solider Holiday 2nd Regular U.S. Infantry Flag, produced by Britians (British, 1893-current)
Upward View of City Hall, Jackson, Mississippi
Ursula J. Wade Foster House for the Mississippi State Federation of Colored Women's Clubs
U.S. Attorney General John J. Crittenden, published by E and H.T. Anthony
U.S. Capitol Entrance, photographed by Alexandar Gardner (Born Scottish American, 1821-1882)
Using Plant Secondary Metabolites to Manage Invasive Cogongrass (Imperata cylindrica), Elizabeth Esser
U.S. Major General John Pope, published by Annesley & Ferris; photographed by Duchochois & Klauer
U.S. National Cemetery, Gettysburg, PA, produced by Marken and Bielfeld, Inc. (American)
U.S. Patent Office, photographed by Alexander Gardner (Born Scottish, American, 1821-1882)
USS Abraham Lincoln CVN-72, Copyright held by Eagle Crest
USS Abraham Lincoln CVN-72 Mug, produced by Art China Co. (USA)
U.S.S Grant Decommissioning Mug, produced by the Mil-Art China Co.
USS Springfield SSN-761, Copyright held by DeLong
USS Ulysses S. Grant Decomm, Copyright held by Delong
USS Ulysses S. grant SSBN-631, Copyright held by New England Cap Co.
U.S. Treasury Department, photographed by Alexandar Gardner (Born Scottish, American, 1821-1882)
Velvet Hoop -skirted Dress Worn by Mary Todd Lincoln, produced by Mavis Pudding
Victorian Parlor featuring many Historical Dresses, published by the Smithsonian Institution (American, 1846-present) and produced by Capsco Wholesalers (American)
Vietnam Veterans Memorial, produced by Smithsonian Institution (American, 1846-present) and photography by Jeffrey Ploskonka (American, 1952-2012)
Vincent Price in a Scene from Diversions and Delights, 1977
Vinnie Ream, O.C. Henry
Virgin and Child of the Sainte-Chapelle, Ivory Statuette
Virginia and the War, written by Bruce Catton (American, 1899-1978), written by Douglas S. Freeman (American, 1886-1953), written by Clifford Dowdey (American,1904-1979) and published by the Richmond Times-Dispatch (American,1850-present) andThe Richmond News Leader (American)
Voices of the Future: A Healing Ethno-Racial Trauma Approach to Financial Education within African American Communities, Tonia Brinston, Chalandra M. Bryant, Sharon E. Powell, and Joyce Serido
Volcanic Land, published by the Boston Post (American, 1831-1956) and featuring artwork by Wallace Goldsmith (American, 1873-1945)
Wally Fields, City Commissioner
Walter Eugene "Gene" Woodrick, 1975
Walter Sillers State Office Building, Jackson, Mississippi
Walter Sillers State Office Building, Jackson, Mississippi Through Trees
War Department in Washington, D.C.
War for the Union Featuring Abraham Lincoln and Andrew Johnson
Washington and Lincoln. The Father and Saviour of Our Country, produced by the New-York Historical Society (American, 1804-present)
Washington and Lincoln. The Father and Saviour of Our Country, produced by the New-York Historical Society (American, 1804-present)
Washington Irving, produced by E. & H.T. Anthony (American)
Washington, Lincoln Memorial, Bridge and Potomac River, Washington, D.C., published by B.S. Reynolds Company (American)
Washington Monument, Lincoln Memorial, Bridge and Potomac River, Washington, D.C., published by B.S. Reynolds (American)
Washington Nesting Doll, Copyright held by Authentic Models
Wastewater Treatment Facility, Jackson, Mississippi
Wastewater Treatment Facility, Jackson, Mississippi
Water use efficiency, leaf physiology, and productivity of black willow (Salix nigra Marshall) for short rotation bioenergy production in the southern U.S., Heidi Renninger, Courtney Siegert, and Thu Ya Kyaw
W. C. Gorden, Jackson State Head Football Coach
Wendell Phillips, produced by McAllister Brother (American)
What Comes After the Critique of the Corporate University? Toward a Syndicalist University, Clyde W. Barrow
What Factors Within the Context of a Romantic Relationship and the Couple’s Finances Are Related to the Level of Religiosity among Contemporary Emerging Adults?, Brandan E. Wheeler, Joe D. Wilmoth, Tommy M. Phillips, and Cecilia Brooks
What Kind of Man Was Lincoln, written by Bradford Swan (American, 1907–1976) and published by Providence Sunday Journal (American, 1832-present)
Wheatland, published and photography by James E. Hess (American)
When Dolly Goes Home, published by the Boston Post (American, 1831-1956)
When the Sap Begins to Rise, published by the Boston Herald (American, 1846-present), copyright held by Chicago Tribune (American, 1847-present) with artwork by Joe Parrish (American, ?-1989)
"Where Lincoln Served", produced by Vandalia Leader (American)
While there's Life There's Hope
White Bust of George Washington, produced by Spode
White Bust of President Lincoln
White Bust of President Lincoln
White Hall State Shrine Home of Cassius Marcellus Clay, published by Durhan Printing & Offset Company (American) and produced by Dexter Press, Inc. (American, 1920s-1992?)
White Hall State Shrine Home of Cassius Marcellus Clay (Kentucky), published by Durhan Printing & Offset Company (American) and produced by Dexter Press, Inc. (American, 1920s-1992?)