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Alabama State Memorial, Vicksburg, MS 1951 (Photograph 1975)

Alaska Machine Gun Crew 3/1943

Albany, from Van-Unsselaens lsland 1846

Albert Maltz, et al v. Loew's Inc. 5/23/1949 - 3/13/1953

Albert Pike Memorial, Washington, DC 1901 (photo taken 1976)

Albert Useful Heart Running Rattler and children in the garden ca. 1940

"The New Deal" Mural ca. 1934

Albuquerque Indian School Baseball Team 1911

Alcario Gonzales, Apache, learning the intricacies of the fire finder 1939

Meeting Between Federal Officials and Occupants of Alcatraz Island 1970

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