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911: Ground Zero
911: Ground Zero 10/03/2001
Photograph of Dwight D. Eisenhower
Photograph of Dwight D. Eisenhower 1907
1,000 Boy Scouts volunteer
1,000 Boy Scouts volunteer 8/6/2011
113th Congress of the United States, Georgia State Map
113th Congress of the United States, Georgia State Map 2010
113th Congress of the United States, North Carolina State Map
113th Congress of the United States, North Carolina State Map 2010
Demonstration for Immigrant Rights
Demonstration for Immigrant Rights 4/11/2006
Washington
Washington's Crossing Monument 1930
14th Census
14th Census 12/18/1920
Joint Resolution Proposing the Eighteenth Amendment
Joint Resolution Proposing the Eighteenth Amendment 12/18/1917
Population Schedule for the 1930 Census Listing Mikael Amerikian
Population Schedule for the 1930 Census Listing Mikael Amerikian 4/7/1930
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