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President Wilson
President Wilson's Joint Address to Congress 4/2/1917
Win with Johnson
Win with Johnson 1964
Wind and Water Damage Caused by the Blizzard of 1978 at Nantasket Beach
Wind and Water Damage Caused by the Blizzard of 1978 at Nantasket Beach 2/1978
"Keep Your Bedroom Windows Open! Prevent Influenza..." Poster in Trolley Car
"Keep Your Bedroom Windows Open! Prevent Influenza..." Poster in Trolley Car 11/8/1918
Wine List Advertisement Card
Wine List Advertisement Card ca. 1898
Winema or Tobey Riddle, a Modoc, standing between an agent and her husband Frank (on her left), with four Modoc women in front
Winema or Tobey Riddle, a Modoc, standing between an agent and her husband Frank (on her left), with four Modoc women in front 1873
Winnemucca (The Giver), a Paviotso or Paiute chief of western Nevada; half-length
Winnemucca (The Giver), a Paviotso or Paiute chief of western Nevada; half-length 1880
The Winner
The Winner 7/16/1912
Petition of the Citizens of Winnsboro, South Carolina to the President and Congress concerning lynching of Frazier Baker
Petition of the Citizens of Winnsboro, South Carolina to the President and Congress concerning lynching of Frazier Baker 3/5/1898
Windshield from President Kennedy
Windshield from President Kennedy's Limousine 7/22/1963
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