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Transcription: H24420 Baseball game New Jersey

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Transcription: H24363 First Methodist Episcopal Church, Hastings, Nebraska H24365 First Methodist Episcopal Church, Burbank, California H24366 First Methodist Episcopal Church, Burbank, California H24367 First Methodist Episcopal Church, Burbank, California

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Transcription: H24135 Mrs. L. Broadbent and vacation group at Salute, Arden Shore, Illinois H24136 Group of mothers and children at camp from Second Italian Methodist Episcopal Church, Arden Shore, Illinois H24137 In the lake from Second Italian Methodist Episcopal Church, Arden Shore, Illinois

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Transcription: H24024 Some of the congregation beside the church. Paoli, Colorado H24025 First Cathecism class confirmed in the spring of 1920 Paoli, Colorado H24027 Old Methodist Episcopal Church and parsonage. Hokah, Minnesota H24028 East view new Methodist Episcopal Church Hokah, Minnesota

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Transcription: H23905 Pig pen on a typical American mid-western farm. South Dakota H23906 Feeding the chickens on a farm. South Dakota

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Transcription: H23900 Child on a wheelbarrow of corn getting a ride to the barn. South Dakota H23901 Corn sheller at work. South Dakota H23902 Silage machine cutting corn and shooting it into the silo. South Dakota H23903 Stacking grain in. South Dakota H23904 Stacking grain in South Dakota

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Transcription: H23894 The load of hay at the "peak" South Dakota H23895 Dropping the load on the stack. South Dakota H23896 Ditching and tiling machine at work. South Dakota H23997 The dirt coming out of the new ditch South Dakota H23898 Swinging the tile into ditch. South Dakota H23899 Placing the tile in the ditch. South Dakota

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Transcription: H23891 "Bucking" hay for a machine hay stacker. South Dakota H23892 "Bucking" hay for a machine hay stacker. South Dakota H23893 Hay stacker in operation, the load just starting up in the air. South Dakota

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Transcription: H23868 Baseball game in New Jersey H23867 Baseball game in New Jersey H23869 Baseball game in New Jersey H23870 Baseball game in New Jersey

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Transcription: H42382 Remnant of a once strong congregation in Indiana in front of the church H23783 Small Baptist Church in a town in Indiana with congregation in front. (Looks like two families) H23784 Congregation one year after missionary maintenance money was invested. Indiana

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Transcription: H23778 First Methodist Episcopal Church decorated for the "Wonder Worker" before the Processional, Germantown, Pennsylvania H23779 First Methodist Episcopal Church decorated for the "Wonder Worker" Germantown, Pennsylvania H23780 First Methodist Episcopal Church decorated for the "Wonder Worker" Germantown, Pennsylvania

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Transcription: H23496 Methodist Episcopal Community Church being used for moving picture auditorium. Taylorville, Illinois H23487 Methodist Episcopal Community Church and parish house. Taylorville, Illinois

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Transcription: H23499 Business men's class playing volley ball, Community Methodist Episcopal Church gym. Taylorville, Illinois H23495 Young women playing tennis in Community Methodist Episcopal gym. Taylorville, Illinois

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Transcription: H23492 Senior boy's gym class at Methodist Episcopal Community Church, Taylorville, Illinois H23493 Young women's class in hygiene and nursing. Community Methodist Episcopal Church, Taylorville, Illinois

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Transcription: H23490 Junior girls on the trapeze. Community Church gym. Taylorville, Illinois H23491 Intermediates playing basketball. Methodist Episcopal Community Church, Taylorville, Illinois

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Transcription: H23488 Ladies aid society quilting bee, Methodist Episcopal Community Church, Taylorville, Illinois H23420 Mission study exhibit. Coopertown, Pennsylvania H23489 Junior boys playing baseball. Methodist Episcopal Community Church (interior) Taylorville, Illinois

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Transcription: H23345 Dudley, Pennsylvania Community house H23346 Community Theater Dudley, Pennsylvania H23347 Dudley, Pennsylvania. Well kept rural cemetery.

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Transcription: H23341 Dudley, Pennsylvania. Part of mining village H23342 Dudley, Pennsylvania Old style miner's home H23343 Dudley, Pennsylvania Miner's home (better style) H23344 Dudley, Pennsylvania. Old Time social center

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Transcription: H23315 Group standing in front of Hotel Winchester. Bought with Centenary money for $65.00. Eight fine lots on main street in heart of city. Medford, Wisconsin H23333 Oklahoma. Ladies aid in front of old church, West Tulsa H23334 Methodist Community Church. Tulsa, Oklahoma H2335 Superior, Wisconsin. First Danish Methodist Episcopal Church.

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Transcription: H23310 New Jackson School building. Kingsport, Tennessee H23311 Crowd standing in front of old dance hall building now used as a place of worship. This building is too small to accommodate members numbering 160. Kingsport, Tennessee H23313 no caption H23312 no caption H23314 no caption H22882 Panorama Barber Mills Barber, Illinois

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Transcription: H22920 Methodist Episcopal Church Rev. Kelso, Pastor Bellefonte, Delaware H22923 The end of the trolley. Bellefonte, Delaware H22922 View of barn in which services of the Methodist Episcopal Church were first held. Bellefonte, Delaware H22921 Methodist Episcopal Church. Bellefonte, Delaware.

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Transcription: H22916 Honor roll at city hall. New London, Connecticut H22917 Street scene near the railroad station. New London, Connecticut H22918 Street scene near the railroad station. New London, Connecticut H22919 River scene along tracks near railroad station. New London, Connecticut

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Transcription: H22911 View of main street on which new property of Methodist Episcopal Church faces. New London, Connecticut H22912 View of main street on which new property of Methodist Episcopal Church faces. New London, Connecticut H22913 View of main street on which new property of Methodist Episcopal Church faces. New London, Connecticut H22914 Largest Hotel. New London, Connecticut H22915 County Court house. New London, Connecticut

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Transcription: H22906 Site of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Rev. Myron E. Genter, Pastor. New London, Connecticut H22907 Site of Methodist Episcopal Church front on main street. New London, Connecticut H22908 Site of the Methodist Episcopal Church. rear view. New London, Connecticut H22909 Rev. Myron E. Genter Pastor standing in front of the Methodist Episcopal Church. New London, Connecticut H22910 Elegant mansion opposite new property of Methodist Episcopal Church, New London, Connecticut

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Transcription: Centenary in United States H22859 Winchester Hotel, bought with Centenary money for $6,500.00. Eight fine lots on Nrain Street in heart of city. H22860 Wisconsin. Dresser Junction. Methodist Episcopal Church under construction H22864 Wisconsin, Perley Lake Church Parsonage H22861 Methodist Episcopal Church under construction full basement stucco finish H22862 Methodist Episcopal Church under construction full basement stucco finish H22865 Wisconsin, Lewis. New Church H22863 Wisconsin, Shell Tale. remodelled parsonage.

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Transcription: District. Cent in United States H22855 Wisconsin, Medford. Old Church H22856 New parsonage under construction built on Hotel site. Parsonage now completed and occupied by pastor Cent in United States H22857 Church, gymnasium and parsonage on site of old hotel facing Main Street. Street to be paved. Church will be brick trimmed. Full basement. District H22858 Gymnasium under construction on part of old hotel foundation

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Transcription: H22803 Trezevant, Tennessee. Four churches, Methodist South, Baptist, Christian and Cumberland Presbyterian. (See Supplementary sheet)

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Transcription: H22802 McKenzie, Tennessee. Over churching. Baptist Church at the right. Presbyterian Church at the left. (See supplementary sheet)

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Transcription: H22801 Shiloh, Tennessee Over churching. Two country Presbyterian Churches within ninety-nine yards of each other. Cumberland Presbyterian at the right. Presbyterian U.S.A. at the left. (See supplementary sheet)

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Transcription: H22798 Bentley Michigan. Old Methodist Episcopal Church, exterior H22799 Bentley, Michigan. New Methodist Episcopal Church, Saginaw Bay District, Detroit Conference. dedicated September, 6, 1920.

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Transcription: H22650 New York West Exeter. Old and new parsonage. Exterior. Centenary project. New parsonage strictly modern with furnace, bathroom and hot water system, septic tank system, Delco lighting plant, hard wood floors, etc. Lighting system furnishes light for church across the road, and for old parsonage. Old parsonage fitted up for community purposes. H22651 New parsonage. Note caption H22650

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Transcription: H22449 S. Dal., Osceola Methodist Episcopal Church, where the rural life Institute was held. H22511 Minnesota, Upper picture new parsonage Center picture old church and new parsonage. Lower picture new $21,000 brick church and community center. H22533 Long Island, Lucust Valley Firemen's ball. Matinecock Neighborhood Association H22534 Long Island Lucust Valley Mother and Daughter. Matinecock Neighborhood Association

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Transcription: H222360 New York Waverly. Congregation in front of the Waverly Methodist Episcopal Church H22437 Michigan, Edwards. Group of people in front of saloon H22438 Group of workers at Evangelistic shop meeting. Indoor picture. H22439 Group of workers at Evangelistic shop meeting. Indoor picture.

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Transcription: Centenary in United States H22346 Pennsylvania, Lander. Sunday school room in community house. The Methodist Episcopal Church. Centenary in United States H22347 Pennsylvania, Lander. Young people's room in community house. The Lander Methodist Episcopal Church. Centenary in United States H22348 Gymnasium class in community house of the Lander Methodist Episcopal Church Centenary in United States H22349 Kitchen in the community house of the Lander Methodist Episcopal Church.

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Transcription: Cent in United States H22343 Pennsylvania, Lander. Methodist Episcopal Church with community house attached. H22344 Methodist Episcopal Church and congregation H22345 Methodist Episcopal Church and congregation H22397 New Haven, Connecticut Hamden Plains Methodist Episcopal Church. Rev. James Thomas, Pastor

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Transcription: H22238 American lumber yard

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Transcription: H22231 Calumet, Pennsylvania. Calumet Mission building

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Transcription: H22188 Highland Park, New Jersey. Temporary church building under construction H22189 Sunday School class in front of temporary building during summer of 1919 H22190 Laying the corner stone Methodist Episcopal Church H22191 Brooklawn, New Jersey. Looking north on Broadway toward Gloucester parsonage to right., Church site between electric poles and parsonage. H22192 View of Brooklawn. Parsonage to left. (Lot for new church to left of Parsonage.) H22193 Hall where church services are held. (Part of second floor used for this purpose)

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Transcription: H22137 Indiana. Bristol Methodist Episcopal Church rear view of this building was raised five feet of earth dug away, making possible a high ceiling to the basement. H22167 Over churching in small southern town. Four churches in a row. H22170 Midvale, Utah. Methodist Episcopal Parsonage. (Centenary endowment project) H22179 Centerville, New Jersey. Front view of barn. Centenary project. (Rev. Thaddeus P. Pace, in picture)

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Transcription: H22129 Mt. Pocono. Good road. Finished concrete road. Pennsylvania H22130 Bad road. Teaming difficult. Tennessee H22131 Bad roads. Pitfalls. Cheraw, South Carolina H22132 Bad roads. Automobile being dragged out of mud. Chester, Virginia

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Transcription: H22125 Roadmaking. Plant in operation. Pennsylvania H22126 Roadmaking. First layer of asphalt. Pennsylvania H22127 Road. Asphalt concrete. Poorly located curve. Pennsylvania H22128 Mt Pocono. Good road. Reinforced concrete. Pennsylvania

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Transcription: H22121 Milk truck. Good load on a good road. New York H22122 Loaded wagons on good road. North Carolina H22123 Roadmaking. Pennsylvania H22124 Roadmaking. Plant in operation. Pennsylvania

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Transcription: H22117 Concrete shoulder work. Maryland H22118 Bad roads. Village Mississippi H22119 Bridge over Platte River. North Platte, Nebraska H22120 Milk truck. good load on a good road. New York

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Transcription: H22113 Heavy truck traffic. (Washington Baltimore Boulevard) Maryland H22114 Widening old macadam road. Maryland H22115 Widening old macadam road. Maryland H22114 Widening old macadam road. Maryland

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Transcription: H22109 Bad road. Horse down in mud. Cumberland County, Maine H22110 Good roads. Big loads and two horses. Maine H22111 Poor condition of roads due to bad drainage. (Washington Baltimore Boulevard) Maryland H22112 Army trucks and trailers. (Washington-Baltimore Boulevard) Maryland.

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Transcription: H22105 Loading Latch boxes with loader. Illinois H22106 Loader in action on sub-grade. Illinois H22107 Lakewood Finishing machine. Illinois H22108 Bad road. Automobile stuck in road. Maine

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Transcription: H222101 Lowering telephone wire conduits. Delaware H22102 Bridge over River-eastern approach. Flint,Georgia H22103 Contractor's plant on the road. Illinois H22104 Contractor's plant and equipment on the road. Illinois

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Transcription: H22097 Finishing sub-grade note uniform surface. Delaware H22098 Using special 10" bow belt. Delaware H22099 400 pound temp hole in use. Delaware H22100 Stretch of road before improvement. Delaware

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Transcription: H22093 Central loading plant. Delaware H22094 Derrick car, clam shell bucket and removable bins. Delaware H22095 Concrete mixer at work. Delaware H22096 Old road and new relocation. Delaware

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Transcription: H22081 James Street Methodist Episcopal Church. Eastwood, New York H22085 Rev. N. B. Tarmehill greeting the Superintendent of Calumet Sunday School. Calumet, Pennsylvania H22087 Methodist Episcopal Church in course of construction. Chester, Illinois H22088 Central Community building in course of construction. Central, Pennsylvania

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Transcription: H22075 Getting out the lumber for the Methodist Episcopal Church at Perryville, Ohio H22076 Getting out the lumber for the Methodist Episcopal Church at Perryville, Ohio H22077 Teaming the lumber for the Methodist Episcopal Church at Perryville, Ohio H22078 Methodist Episcopal Church at Perryville, Ohio, built by Pastor and Members.

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Transcription: H22069 Texas. Train on the Colorado Southern Railroad H22073 St. Peters, Pennsylvania. Mount Carmel Methodist Episcopal Church under construction

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Transcription: H21996 Threshing scene H22056 Woodcraft girls at Ernest L. Seton's Camp. Greenwich, Connecticut H22057 "God and the Right," formation of men at the Great Lakes Naval Training Station. Great Lakes, Illinois H22068 Texas. Locomotive on the Colorado Southern Railroad.

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Transcription: H21995 Prize sheep and Delmar C. Jobe who raised it. Cedarville, Ohio

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Transcription: H21994 Flock of sheep in Delaware County, Ohio

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Transcription: H21989 Unevangelized section at Pemberton, Pennsylvania H21990 Unevangelized section at Pemberton, Pennsylvania H21991 Unevangelized section at Pemberton, Pennsylvania

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Transcription: H21985 New River, looking west, Hinton, West Virginia H21986 Bridge spanning New River. Hinton, West Virginia H21987 Unevangelized section at Pemberton, Pennsylvania H21988 Unevangelized section at Pemberton, Pennsylvania

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Transcription: H21976 Children of fishermen picking berries on a farm. Belford, New Jersey H21977 Fishermen mending their nets. Belford, New Jersey H21978 The keeper of the bridge just closing it. Belford, New Jersey H21979 Factory for extracting oil from fish that are not marketable. Belford, New Jersey

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Transcription: H21972 Lobsterman just in from day's work. Belford, New Jersey H21973 Fishermen weighing their catch. Belford, New Jersey H21974 A whole family of fishermen. Belford, New Jersey H21975 Fisherman overhauling his engine. Belford, New Jersey

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Transcription: H21968 Skippers settling business with each other. Belford, New Jersey H2169 A youthful fisherman enjoying himself by swinging around the rigging. Belford, New Jersey H21970 Delivering fish at the Fulton Market, New York H21971 Lobsterman going out to his location to sink his pots, the two jugs at the right contain water. Belford, New Jersey

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Transcription: H21964 Adjusting the net after taking out fish. Belford, New Jersey H21965 Two types of fishermen in their working gear, unloading fish from boat. Belford, New Jersey H21966 Skipper of the "Columbia" deep sea fisherman hailing from Fulton Market New York at Belford, New Jersey H21967 Cook of the "Columbia" Belford, New Jersey

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Transcription: H21960 Setting in a pocket freshly tarred and mended. Belford, New Jersey H21961 Fishermen mending nets in a hot afternoon sun. Belford, New Jersey H21962 Small boats loading deep sea fishing boat with two weeks supply of bait and ice. Belford, New Jersey H21963 Taking fish out of pocket of net. Belford, New Jersey

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Transcription: H21956 Town dump. White Sulphur Spring, West Virginia H21957 A town dump, burning refuse on bank of mountain stream. White Sulphur Spring, West Virginia H21958 Fishing schooner at anchor. Belford, New Jersey H21959 Nets (called pockets) being mended and tarred, tar pots in rear. Belford, New Jersey

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Transcription: H21951 Movie theater approached by four flights of steps from sidewalk. Ronceverte, West Virginia H21953 "Christian" Church. (center right) Ronceverte, West Virginia H21954 View of White Sulphur Spring, West Virginia H21955 Country scene at White Sulphur Spring, West Virginia. Note suspension bridge on right.

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Transcription: H21725 Conference group, Missionary Education Conference, Lake Geneva, Wisconsin H21726 Normal Mission Study Class at Silver Bay, New York H21949 Glimpse of Hinton, West Virginia H21950 Newsboys on lawn at Young Mens Christian Association. Hinton, West Virginia

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Transcription: H21723 Registered sheep flock used to raise hot house lambs. Westchester, Pennsylvania H21724 Cast of a play, Silver Bay Mission Education Conference, Silver Bay, New York

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Transcription: H21718 Children on Albertson Farm, Burlington, New Jersey H21719 Farmer's son. Edward Matlack, New Jersey H21721 Farmer's house. Pennsylvania H21722 Registered sheep flock used to raise hot house lambs. Westchester, Pennsylvania

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Transcription: H21714 Spraying apples. New Jersey H21715 Family on Sullivan Farm, Avondale, New Jersey H21716 Family on Sullivan Farm, Avondale, New Jersey H21717 Children on Albertson Farm. Burlington, New Jersey

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Transcription: H21710 Worming peaches. New Jersey H21711 Spraying trees. New Jersey H21712 Spraying apples. Bridgeborough, New Jersey H21713 Spraying apples. Barton Brothers Farm, New Jersey

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Transcription: H21706 Apple tree. New Jersey H21707 Apple tree. New Jersey H21708 Apple tree and Fordson Lippicott Machine. Riverton, New Jersey H21709 Cletrac(tractor) in apple orchard. New Jersey

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Transcription: H21700 Preparing ground for potatoes. New Jersey H21701 Discing. New Jersey H21702 Discing with Fordson tractor in cherry orchard. Riverton, New Jersey H21703 Discing with Fordson tractor in seven year cherry orchard in full bloom. Moorestown, New Jersey H21704 Apples trees in bloom. Riverton, New Jersey H21705 Apples trees in bloom. Riverton, New Jersey

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Transcription: H21696 Best type tenant house. Burlington, New Jersey H21697 Cutting asparagus. Barton Brothers Farm. Marlton, New Jersey H21698 Italian weeding carrots. Barton Brothers Farm. Marlton, New Jersey H21699 Italian berry pickers. Riverton, New Jersey

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Transcription: H21691 Rooms for tenants. Palmyra, New Jersey H21692 tenant houses. Ben Lippincott model arrangement. New Jersey H21693 Good type tenant house. Barton Brothers. Marlton, New Jersey H21694 Cultivating peas. Riverton, New Jersey H21695 Good type tenant house. New Jersey

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Transcription: H21684 Poor type houses in New Jersey H21685 Italian shack no windows occupied by one hundred and fifty people, New Jersey H21686 Italian quarters New Jersey H21687 Row of frame houses. New Jersey H21688 Tenant house and children. Moorestown, New Jersey H21689 Settlement near Riverton, New Jersey owned by farm hands H21690 Typical tenant house New Jersey

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Transcription: H20817 Canyon Cheyenne H20818 View from Seven Falls, Cheyenne Canyon H20819 Pillars of Hercules entrance to South Cheyenne Canyon. H20820 Peek-a-Boo Falls. Cascade Canyon H20821 Rocks jutting out from mountain Crystola Park H20822 Arcade Canyon H20823 Arcade Canyon H20833 Estes Park, Colorado

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Transcription: H20811 Lake Geneva, Wisconsin H20812 View from top of Conference building. Estes Park, Colorado H20813 View from top of Conference building. Estes Park, Colorado H20814 Estes Park, Colorado H20815 View from top of Conference building. Estes Park, Colorado H20816 Estes Park, Colorado

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Transcription: H20807 Niagara Falls, New York H20808 Niagara Falls, New York H20809 Sail boats. Lake Geneva, Wisconsin H20810 Sunrise at Lake Geneva, Wisconsin

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Transcription: H20357 One way of beatifying our farms is to give them a name and keep the patent medicine advertisements off them. H20358 Enough money is wasted each year by the leaving of costly farm machinery out in the weather to fully equip the house with labor saving devices H20804 Moonlight. Ocean Park, Maine H20803 Blue Ridge scene log across stream H20805 Moonlight among the trees. Ocean Park, Maine H20806 Island bridge in the narrows. Lake George, New York

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Transcription: H20243 Wagons and buggies in the street during the blizzard when autos were useless. Iowa. April 3, 1920 H20355 Boys with a wheel barrow of vegetables H20356 A scene at rose time. LaGrange, Illinois

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Transcription: H20239 Auto buses of Strahan Consolidated School Mills County, Iowa H20240 Sawing wood with a gasoline engine. H20241 Sawing wood. one man power H20242 Lumber sawing outfit.

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Transcription: H20128 Miner's home. Beckley, West Virginia H20129 Miner's homes and gardens. Beckley, West Virginia H20237 Putting hay in the barn. H20238 The Easter blizzard in southwestern, Iowa. Saturday, April 13, 1920

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Transcription: H19958 Town of Statesburg, West Virginia H19960 Recreation building, Glen White, West Virginia H19961 Pool and billiard room in Recreation building. Glen White, West Virginia H19962 Night school room for classes in mining Recreation building. Glen White, West Virginia

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Transcription: H19555 Brown Thrasher singing H19661 Copper mine showing mine hoist and cyanide stocks. Montana H19556 Robin Singing H19734 Class in canning H19738 Studying feeds

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Transcription: H19481 First Annual Young Peoples Conference. Malden, Massachusetts. December 5,6,7, 1919. H19512 Children bathing. Camp Dixon. Ridgefield, Connecticut H19513 Children at Camp Dixon. Ridgefield, Connecticut

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Transcription: H19389 Bert Gill, Before Billy Sunday came to Columbus, Ohio H19390 Mrs. Johnson Shelley at the wash tub. Ohio H19391 Herbert Poland selling popcorn that pops. Ohio

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Transcription: H19385 Walter McDevitt farming Ohio H19386 Mr. Walker and his little "tithing machine" taken in front of his planeing mill. Mt. Vernon, Ohio H19387 Mrs. Suter tells Mrs. Reed about it. Ohio H19388 This is a flock of full blooded Rhode Island Reds, Ohio

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Transcription: H19268 Bridge over water. Harpers Ferry, West Virginia H19340 Group of Methodist delegates. Missionary Education Movement 1918. Lake Geneva, Wisconsin H19341 Doctor and Mrs. Springer with Class Lake Geneva, Wisconsin H19342 Steamer at dock. Lake Geneva, Wisconsin

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Transcription: H19260 Hauling fire brick clay to furnace. Southern Ohio H19261 Type of dog often found in crowded homes. Southern Ohio H19262 Prize pig county fair. Southern, Ohio H19267 John Brown's Fort. Harpers Ferry. West Virginia

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Transcription: H19256 Peace celebration in mining town. 1919. Southern Ohio H19257 Taking tobacco crop to market. Southern Ohio H19258 Fire brick plant. Southern Ohio H19259 Fire brick making plant. Southern Ohio

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Transcription: H19252 Girls clubs organized by community pastor. Southern Ohio H19253 Boys and girls camping. Southern Ohio H19254 Men in running race, army camp. Southern Ohio H19255 Men in potato race. Army camp. Southern Ohio

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Transcription: H19247 Holy Roller preacher during 1919 influenza epidemic with food for son's family. Southern Ohio H19249 Camp fire girls on a hike. Southern Ohio H19250 Girls' clubs organized by community pastor. Southern Ohio H19251 Girls' clubs organized by community pastor. Southern Ohio

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Transcription: H19242 Housing condition with community mill in Southern Ohio H19243 Housing condition with community mill in Southern Ohio H19245 Two room shanty inhabited by Kentucky settlers. Southern Ohio H19246 Grave diggers during influenza epidemic 1919. Southern Ohio

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Transcription: H19238 Community church and community hall. Lakeville, Ohio H19239 Community Center hall built by Rio Grande College. Gallia County, Ohio H19240 Interior of Community Center hall built by Rio Grande College. Gallia County, Ohio

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Transcription: H19183 Children at play on community building porch. Dimock, Pennsylvania H19236 Presbyterian church unable to maintain itself now community center. Burbank, Ohio H19237 Rural church. Southern, Ohio

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Transcription: H19190 Parker's Chapel Methodist Episcopal Church, six and one half miles from El Dorado, Union County, Arkansas H19191 Parker's Chapel, six miles from El Dorado, Union County, Arkansas H1992 Plants Chapel, three miles from Rose Bud, Arkansas

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Transcription: H19186 Rose Bud Consolidated School of four townships. Rose Bud, Arkansas H19187 Rose Bud Church, Rose Bud, Arkansas 19188 Interior of Rose Bud Church, Rose Bud, Arkansas H19189 Rahobeth Primitive Baptist Church, Hard Shell, six and one half miles from El Dorado, Union County, Arkansas

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Transcription: H19171 Girl delegates at Lake Geneva, Wisconsin H18172 Delegates impersonating immigrants. Lake Geneva, Wisconsin H19173 Outdoor mission study class. Lake Geneva, Wisconsin

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Transcription: H19167 Yerkes Observatory. Lake Geneva, Wisconsin H19168 Tents at Lake Geneva, Wisconsin H19169 Path through the woods. Lake Geneva, Wisconsin H19170 Tennis courts. Lake Geneva, Wisconsin

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Transcription: H19163 Man diving. Lake Geneva, Wisconsin H19164 Woman bathing at Lake Geneva, Wisconsin H19165 Summer home Lake Geneva, Wisconsin H19166 Dining hall and refectory. Lake Geneva, Wisconsin

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Transcription: H19159 Boating at Lake Geneva, Wisconsin H19160 Shore line, Lake Geneva, Wisconsin H19161 Boat landing Lake Geneva, Wisconsin H19162 Sail boats on Lake Geneva, Wisconsin

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Transcription: H19157 Young Mens Christian Association summer conference. Lake Geneva, Wisconsin H19158 Student volunteer band of Muskingum College, New Concord, Ohio

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Transcription: H19106 Horse pulling ice along long canal. Hudson River, Athens, New York H19154 Life work meeting. Young Mens Christian Association Summer Conference. Lake Geneva, Wisconsin H19155 Summer Conference. Lake Geneva, Wisconsin H19156 Young Mens Christian Association Summer Conference. Lake Geneva, Wisconsin

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Transcription: H19104 Ice elevator. February, 1920 Athens, New York H19105 Horses pulling ice markers. Hudson River. February, 1920. Athens, New York

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Transcription: H19102 Ice elevator. February, 1920. Athens, New York H19103 Ice elevator. February, 1920. Athens, New York

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Transcription: H19100 Ice store house. February, 1920. Athens, New York H19101 Ice store house. February, 1920. Athens, New York

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Transcription: H19098 Ice store house capacity 50,000 February, 1920 Athens, New York H19099 Men loading ice in store house. February, 1920. Athens, New York

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Transcription: H19096 Ice store house capacity 50,000 tons. February, 1920. Athens, New York H19097 Ice store house capacity 50,000 tons. February, 1920. Athens, New York

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Transcription: H19093 Man cutting ice with hand saw. Hudson River, Athens, New York H19094 Man sharpening ice hand saw. February, 1920. Athens, New York H19095 Man sharpening ice hand saw. February, 1920. Athens, New York

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Transcription: H19091 Men working on ice field. February, 1920. Hudson River. Athens, New York H19092 Man cutting ice with hand saw. Hudson River. February, 1920. Athens, New York

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Transcription: H19089 Men breaking ice for short canal. Hudson River. February, 1920. Athens, New York H19090 Men breaking rows of ice. Hudson River. February, 1920. Athens, New York

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Transcription: H19086 Men breaking rows of ice, Hudson River, February, 1920. Athens, New York. H19087 Man breaking rows of ice, Hudson River, February, 1920. Athens, New York. H19088 Men breaking rows of ice, Hudson River, February, 1920. Athens, New York.

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Transcription: H19084 Men breaking rows of ice. Hudson River. February, 1920. Athens, New York H19085 Men breaking rows of ice. Hudson River. February, 1920. Athens, New York

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Transcription: H19082 Men on short canal feeding ice to elevator. Hudson River. February, 1920. Athens, New York H19083 Man on short canal. Hudson River. February, 1920. Athens, New York

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Transcription: H19080 Men feeding ice from long canal to short canal. Hudson River. February, 1920. Athens, New York H19081 Men on short canal, feeding ice to elevator. Hudson River. February, 1920. Athens, New York

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Transcription: H19078 Man who keeps ice moving towards elevator. Hudson River. February 1920. Athens, New York H19079 Man who keeps ice moving towards elevator. Hudson River. February 1920. Athens, New York

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Transcription: H19075 Man refilling with snow places cut by ice plow. Hudson, River, February, 1920, Athens, New York H19076 Man refilling with snow places cut by ice plow. Hudson, River, February, 1920, Athens, New York H19077 Men feeding ice to long canal. February, 1920. Athens, New York

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Transcription: H19073 Ice plows. Hudson River. February, 1920. Athens, New York H19074 Man sharpening blade of ice plow. February, 1920. Athens, New York

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Transcription: H19069 Ice plows, Hudson River, February, 1920. Athens, New York H19070 Ice plows, Hudson River, February, 1920. Athens, New York H19071 Plowing ice Hudson River, February, 1920. Athens, New York H19072 Ice plows, Hudson River, February, 1920. Athens, New York

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Transcription: H19067 Cutting ice on Hudson River. February, 1920 Athens, New York H19068 Cutting ice on Hudson River. February, 1920 Athens, New York

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Transcription: H19064 Ice field. Hudson River, February, 1920. Athens, New York H19064 Ice field and long canal. Hudson River, February, 1920. Athens, New York H199066 Marking ice. Hudson River. February, 1920. Athens, New York New Community House Ramsay, Michigan

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Transcription: H18893 View of Lake George, New York H18894 Tiny Island, Lake George, New York H18895 View from stern of steamer. Lake George, New York H18933 Hill Crest Chapel Sunday School picnic. Clinton, Indiana

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Transcription: H18887 Tramping party Silver Bay, New York H18888 Missionary demonstration. Silver Bay, New York H18892 Six Islands in Lake George, New York H18891 Uncas Landing. Lake George, New York H18890 Rogers Rock. Lake George, New York

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Transcription: H18882 Launch party. Lake George, New York H18883 Swimming stunt, Silver Bay, New York H18886 Cascade Silver Bay, New York H18884 Baptist Delegation, Methodist Episcopal Conference. Silver Bay, New York H18885 Post Office. Silver Bay, New York

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Transcription: H18877 Flag relay race. Silver Bay, New York H18878 Servants of the King impersonation. Silver Bay, New York H18879 Overshoe race. Silver Bay, New York H18880 Boat house. Silver Bay, New York H18881 Paradise Bay, Lake George, New York

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Transcription: H18871 An exhibit. Silver Bay, New York H18872 Dr. Sailes in tub race. Silver Bay, New York H18873 Spears arrival. Silver Bay, New York H18874 Obstacle race. Silver Bay, New York H18875 Stunt day. Silver Bay, New York H18876 The athletic field. Silver Bay, New York

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Transcription: H18866 A cottage. Silver Bay, New York H18867 Meeting a leader. Silver Bay, New York H18868 Railroad building. Silver Bay, New York H18869 The Auditorium, Silver Bay, New York H18870 Tennis Court. Silver Bay, New York

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Transcription: H18862 Methodist Episcopal Missionary Conference. Silver Bay, New York H18863 The Lodge Silver Bay, New York H18864 Forest Inn. Silver Bay, New York H18865 Road at rear of Forest Inn. Silver Bay, New York

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Transcription: H18858 Lake Steamer Silver Bay, New York H18859 Vespers. Silver Bay, New York H18860 Silver Bay landing. Silver Bay, New York H18861 Approaching Silver Bay, New York

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Transcription: H18855 Entrance to Fort Ticonderoga. Silver Bay, New York H18850 Jabes Pond and Catamount Mountain from the north near Silver Bay, New York H18851 The beauty of moonlight on Lake George, New York H18856 New Steamer Horicon in the narrows, Lake George, New York.

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Transcription: H18823 Stunt Day 1917. Lake Geneva, Wisconsin H18824 Detroit at Missionary Education Movement Conference. Lake Geneva, 1917. Wisconsin H18825 Rev. E. J. Hall and two hour normal lass. Seabeck, Washington H18826 War Time Nines. 1918. Lake Geneva, Wisconsin H18827 Servants of the King Missionary Education Movement Conference 1918. Lake Geneva, Wisconsin H18828 Conference. Missionary Education Movement. Lake Geneva, Wisconsin

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Transcription: H18766 Basketball. Summer conference for Rural Pastors. Evanston, Illinois H18767 Basketball. Summer conference for Rural Pastors. Evanston, Illinois H18768 Volleyball. Summer conference for Rural Pastors. Baker University. Baldwin, Kansas H18769 Organized games. Summer school for Rural Pastors. Denver, Colorado H18821 Servants of the King-Camp Fire. 1917 Lake Geneva, Wisconsin H18822 Stunt Day. 1917 Lake Geneva, Wisconsin

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Transcription: H18762 Pastors at Summer school for rural pastors. August, 1919. Baldwin, Kansas H18763 Volleyball. Summer school for rural pastors. August, 1919. Baldwin, Kansas H18764 An outdoor class. R. A. Feltin teaching. Summer school for rural pastors, August, 1919. Baldwin, Kansas H18765 Monument near Baldwin commemorating first battle between free and slave states near Baldwin, Kansas

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Transcription: H18753 Methodist Episcopal Church Leonia, New Jersey H18754 Boys bringing sand tables to Methodist Episcopal Church. These were made at the public school by the boys. Leonia, New Jersey H18758 Baseball at the Summer school for rural pastors. August, 1919. Evanston, Illinois H18761 Demonstration of community games. Summer school for rural pastors. August, 1919. Baldwin, Kansas

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Transcription: H18759 Campers in attendance at the Summer School for Rural Pastors. August, 1919. Denver, Colorado H18760 Campers in attendance at the Summer School for Rural Pastors. August, 1919. Denver, Colorado H18770 Organized games. Summer School for Rural Pastors. Denver, Colorado

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Transcription: H18749 Windsor House Office Nation Acme Company. Windsor, Vermont H18750 Main street of Windsor, Vermont H18751 Union Street of Windsor, Vermont H18752 Winter scene in Windsor, Vermont

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Transcription: H18745 Club bowling alley of the National Acme Company, Windsor, Vermont H18746 Club pool and billiard room of the National Acme Company, Windsor, Vermont H18747 Windsor House, owned by the National Acme Company, Windsor, Vermont H18748 Fire place in lobby of Windsor House of the National Acme Company, Windsor, Vermont

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Transcription: H18741 Club reading room of the National Acme Company, Windsor, Vermont H18742 Baseball team of the National Acme Company, Windsor, Vermont H18743 Club basket ball hall of the National Acme Company, Windsor, Vermont H18744 Basketball team of the National Acme Company, Windsor, Vermont

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Transcription: H18737 Hospital room the National Acme Company, Windsor, Vermont H18738 Hospital clinic room number 1 of the National Acme Company, Windsor, Vermont H18739 Hospital clinic room number 2 the National Acme Company, Windsor, Vermont H18740 Windsor Club Inn. National Acme Company, Windsor, Vermont

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Transcription: H18733 Factory stock room number 3. National Acme Company. Windsor, Vermont H18734 Factory lavatory National Acme Company. Windsor, Vermont H18735 Hospital and six family apartment. National Acme Company. Windsor, Vermont H18736 Hospital office. National Acme Company. Windsor, Vermont

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Transcription: H18729 Assembly department, Number 2 National Acme Company. Windsor, Vermont. H187230 Assembly department, Number 3 National Acme Company. Windsor, Vermont. H18731 Factory stock room Number 1 National Acme Company. Windsor, Vermont. H18732 Factory stock room Number 2 National Acme Company. Windsor, Vermont.

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Transcription: H18725 Birdseye view. National Acme Company Ascutney Mountain in background. Windsor, Vermont H18726 Bench work department number 1. National Acme Company. Windsor, Vermont H18727 Bench work department number 1. National Acme Company. Windsor, Vermont H18728 Assembly department number 1 National Acme Company. Windsor, Vermont

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Transcription: H18413 Primary room for religious education H18414 Church kitchen H18415 Church basement H18416 Church basement H18417 Church kitchen H18418 Church kitchen

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Transcription: H17821 Photograph of Pageant Malden, Massachusetts H17822 Colonial Pageant and concert Malden Festival Chorus February 22, 1917

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Transcription: H18402 Pageant city beautiful H18411 Primary room for religious education. H18410 This basement though by no means standard H18412 A more desirable room for primary classes

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Transcription: H17735 on the Connecticut River H18375 Delco Home Electric Light Plant, Oho H18376 Delco home electric light plant operating washing machine. Ohio

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Transcription: H17475 Wash day at Maryland farm house. H17482 Women's sewing class in rural school H17659 Neighborhood house. 511 Morris Avenue. Summit, New Jersey

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Transcription: H17441 A typical Texas town H17469 Barn, not much difference between the church and the barn. Montgomery County, Arkansas H17470 Church of God. Montgomery County, Arkansas

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Transcription: H17434 Sunday School class picnic Meyersdale, Pennsylvania H17435 Sunday School class picnic Meyersdale, Pennsylvania

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Transcription: H17437 Johnstown, Pennsylvania H17438 Johnstown, Pennsylvania

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Transcription: H17424 Sample home of oil pump man in the hills of West Virginia H17425 The little church in the midst had no pastor when the picture was taken. Core, West Virginia

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Transcription: H17421 Oil pump station. Core, West Virginia H17423 Shanty home in the oil country. Core, West Virginia

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Transcription: H17419 The hills are full of oil wells about Core, West Virginia H17420 Oil Wells, Core, West Virginia

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Transcription: H17406 Saw mill Reads Creek, New York H17417 Showing pumping station and church. Core, West Virginia

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Transcription: H17404 Children and horses. New York H17405 A bunch of country cousins reared in the back country with very little education. New York

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Transcription: H17402 Where New York cleans up a bit, summer boarders bathing H17403 Studying the birds by the country roadside. New York

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Transcription: H17400 Bass fishing on the Delaware. New York H17401 A typical mountain farm establishment. The old and new and the new very crude. New York

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Transcription: H17398 Typical country home one and a half miles from nearest neighbors. New York H17399 Black bass and eels pleasures of country life. New York

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Transcription: H17396 Peeling bark in the woods of New York State. H17397 Bark peeling "Spudding" in the woods. Delaware County, New York

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Transcription: H17391 Interior of church. Fish's Eddy, New York H17395 A hamlet in the hills along the Delaware River. Fish's Eddy, New York

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Transcription: H17389 Stone quarry up creek. Fish's Eddy, New York H17390 Church and parsonage. Fish' Eddy, New York

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Transcription: H17387 Sunday school picnic Fisks Eddy, New York H17388 J. Bennett's house, a fairly good looking shell but the interior was squalid and unclean. Fisks Eddy, New York

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Transcription: H17043 Road after grading. Iowa H17386 Villfrench's house, old and new showing a bit of evolution. French Woods. New York

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Transcription: H17017 Seraphina. Milton, New York H17040 Lawn social. Buck Creek, Iowa H17041 Ordinary church service. Buck Creek, Iowa H17042 Before grading. Iowa

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Transcription: H17013 Girl type of rural American and daughter of a local minister. Milton, New York H17014 Chickens. Milton, New York H17015 Seraphina, an old Italian woman. Milton, New York H17016 Seraphina does the cooking and caring for the Italian laborers' quarters on the Clark Fruit and Berry Farm. Milton, New York

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Transcription: H17009 Loaded apple tree. Milton, New York H17010 Apple picker taking noon day rest. Milton, New York H17012 Lunch time at the apple orchard. Clark Farm. Milton, New York H17011 Mr. Clark on left owner of Clark Farm and Rev. Blakeney, Methodist pastor. Milton, New York

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Transcription: H17005 Picking grapes in Lyons' vineyard. Milton, New York H17006 Packing grapes for market H17007 Packing concord grapes for New York market. Milton, New York H17008 Driving old "Pill" Milton, New York

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Transcription: H17001 Owner of the Lyons' vineyard and berry farm. Milton, New York H16855 Old Congregational Church. Abandoned now and is used as a storehouse. Sunapee, New Hampshire H17002 Picking grapes. Milton, New York H17003 Picking grapes. Milton, New York H17004 Picking grapes in Lyons' vineyard. Milton, New York

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Transcription: H16704 Norton E. Converse Toy Factory assembling one of the many toys. Winchendon, Massachusetts H16705 Home of Norton E. Converse. President of the Toy Company. Winchendon, Massachusetts H16854 Porter Lumber Mill. Winsor, Vermont

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Transcription: H16702 Norton E. Converse Toy Factory view showing station at Winchendon, Massachusetts H16781 H16703 Norton E. Converse Toy Factory. close up of girl packing box of building blocks. Winchendon, Massachusetts

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Transcription: H16700 Norton E. Converse Toy Factory. (general view) Winchendon, Massachusetts H16701 Norton E. Converse Toy Factory. painting department. man using air brush which put the mottling on the wooden horses. Winchendon, Massachusetts

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Transcription: H16698 Toy Town Tavern owned and operated by Norton E. Converse. President of the Toy factory. Winchendon, Massachusetts H16699 Norton E. Converse Toy Factory. general view. Winchendon, Massachusetts

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Transcription: H16696 Hobby horse at station. Winchendon, Massachusetts H16697 Toy Town Tavern Tea Room which is directly opposite the Toy Town Tavern. Winchendon, Massachusetts

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Transcription: H16694 Norton E. Converse Toy Factory. Girl working on hobby house. Winchendon, Massachusetts H16695 General view of the Norton E. Converse Toy Factory. Winchendon, Massachusetts

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Transcription: H16692 Norton E. Converse Toy factory. Close up of one of the old workers of the factory and assembling chime toy. Winchendon, Massachusetts H16693 Norton E. Converse Toy Factory. Girl assembling drums. Winchendon, Massachusetts

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Transcription: H16690 Norton E. Converse Toy Factory. Close up of man at machine which rolls over the sharp edges of a chime toy. Winchendon, Massachusetts H16691 Norton E. Converse Toy Factory. Close up of girl packing kiddie car. Winchendon, Massachusetts

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Transcription: H16688 Methodist Episcopal Church Winchendon, Massachusetts H16689 Norton E. Converse Toy Factory. Shaping and smoothing down the hobby horses. Winchendon, Massachusetts

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Transcription: H16687 Murdock High School Winchendon, Massachusetts

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Transcription: H16685 Beals Memorial Library Winchendon, Massachusetts H16686 Home of Dr. C.L. Cross. Winchendon, Massachusetts

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Transcription: H16645 Picking cranberries on the bogs. Duxbury, Massachusetts H16646 Picking cranberries on the bogs. Duxbury, Massachusetts H16647 Picking cranberries on the bogs. Duxbury, Massachusetts H16648 Picking cranberries on the bogs. Duxbury, Massachusetts

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Transcription: H16639 Cleaning the fish after being weighed/ Interstate Fish Corporation Wharf. Rockport, Massachusetts H16640 Fishermen repairing nets, employed by the Interstate Fish Corporation. Rockport, Massachusetts H16641 One of the lobster fisherman's shacks. Rockport, Massachusetts H16642 Lobster fisherman's hut showing lobster traps and buoys. Rockport, Massachusetts

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Transcription: H16635 View of the Interstate Fish Corporation cold storage plant, also showing wharf and fishing boats. Rockport, Massachusetts H16636 Some of the fishing boats owned by the Interstate Fish Corporation. Rockport, Massachusetts H16637 Getting the fish off the boat and weighing them. Rockport, Massachusetts H16638 Cleaning the fish after being weighed, Rockford, Massachusetts

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Transcription: H16631 View of the Interstate Fish Corporation cold storage plant. Rockport, Massachusetts H16632 View along the pier of the Interstate Fish Corporation, showing fishing dories and nets. Rockport, Massachusetts H16633 Fishermen's boats piled up for repair. Rockport, Massachusetts H16634 View along the wharf, showing fishing boats and fishermen's shacks. Rockport, Massachusetts

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Transcription: H16627 View along side of quarry showing layers of granite. Rockport, Massachusetts H16628 Large boulders of granite in thee quarry of Rockport Granite Company, Massachusetts H16629 Great piles of granite in the quarry ready for shipment. Rockport, Massachusetts H16630 Piles of granite stored up by the Rockport Granite Company ready for shipment. Rockport, Massachusetts

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Transcription: H16623 In the quarry of the Rockport Granite Company, showing large derrick at work. Massachusetts H16624 In the quarry of the Rockport Granite Company. Massachusetts H16625 Long flight of stairs to the bottom of the quarry which is about 250 feet deep. H16626 Tool house at the bottom of the quarry

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Transcription: H16619 Office building of the Rockport Granite Company, founded in 1892. Massachusetts H16620 General store operated by the Rockport Granite Company. Massachusetts H16621 Rockport Public Library Massachusetts H16622 In the quarry of the Rockport Granite Company, showing large derrick at work. Massachusetts

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Transcription: H16616 On the right, the general store and post office, on the left the little village library. Boxford, Massachusetts H16618 First Universalist Church. Rockport, Massachusetts H16617 General view of the town of Rockport, Massachusetts

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Transcription: H16614 Village home and country road. Boxford, Massachusetts H16615 Town Hall Boxford, Massachusetts

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Transcription: H16612 Post office and general store. Boxford, Massachusetts H16613 Public Library. Boxford, Massachusetts

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Transcription: H16610 Living room in home of Miss Mary Sawyer, a typical old New England home. Boxford, Massachusetts H16611 Dining room in home of Miss May Sawyer, showing Franklin fireplace, high boy and old furniture. Boxford, Massachusetts

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Transcription: H16608 The little one room country school. Boxford, Massachusetts H16609 The center of Boxford showing country post office and general store, town hall and country church. Massachusetts

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Transcription: H16606 The village church Boxford, Massachusetts H16607 Village church and village home. Boxford, Massachusetts

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Transcription: H16602 Home of Mr. Chester Killam, one of the few large families in Boxford, Massachusetts H16603 Mr. John H. Cass, general utility man for the village. Boxford, Massachusetts H16604 The Aaron Wood School, one of the two small village schools. Boxford, Massachusetts

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Transcription: H16598 Old style of building used by workers in Palmer Mill. Three Rivers, Massachusetts H16599 Home of Professor George Herbert Palmer of Harvard, one of the old homes in Boxford, Massachusetts H1660 Home of Mrs. French, a very old historic house in Boxford, Massachusetts. H16601 Home of Mr. Ike H. Sawyer, over 200 years old. Boxford, Massachusetts

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Transcription: H16594 The building in the foreground is the Woronoca Social Club of Strathmore Paper Company. Woronoca, Massachusetts H16595 The new school building at Woronoca and in the foreground Mr. Ira Wyman talking to his Boy's Club. Woronoca, Massachusetts H16596 The new school building at Woronoca and in the foreground Mr. Ira Wyman talking to his Boy's Club. Woronoca, Massachusetts H16597 Cooking class enjoying the fruits of its toil. Both white and black work and play together here. Cambridge, Massachusetts

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Transcription: H16590 Strathmore Paper Company. General view of the little industrial village. Woronoca, Massachusetts H16591 Strathmore Paper Company. General view of the little industrial village. Woronoca, Massachusetts H16592 A row of the workers homes in the little industrial village. Woronoa, Massachusetts H16593 Some of thee mills of the Strathmore Paper Company. Woronca, Massachusetts

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Transcription: H16586 In the foreground is the playground furnished by the Strathmore Paper Company, for its employees. Woronoca, Massachusetts H16587 Recess time in the country school Boxford, Massachusetts H16588 Vi8llage church and village home. Boxford, Massachusetts H16589 Mr. Moore the "bug man" whose job is to keep down the insect pests. Boxford, Massachusetts

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Transcription: H16582 This is the home of thee Tekoa Club for the women and children of this community. Woronova, Massachusetts H16583 Mr. Johnson has just called out the local fire department for inspection. Woronoca, Massachusetts H16584 A close up of Mr. Wyman talking to his Boy's club. Woronoca, Massachusetts H16585 In the foreground is the playground furnished by thee Strathmore Paper Company, for its employees. Woronoca, Massachusetts

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Transcription: H16578 Girls cooking class, children working together. Cambridge, Massachusetts H16579 One of the worker's children. Palmer Mill. Three Rivers, Massachusetts H16580 One of the worker's children. Palmer Mill. Three Rivers, Massachusetts H16581 One of the worker's children. Palmer Mill. Three Rivers, Massachusetts

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Transcription: H16574 Children coming out of school at noontime. Three Rivers, Massachusetts H16575 Boys' sewing class, Cambridge neighborhood house. Cambridge, Massachusetts H16576 Girls' sewing class. Cambridge neighborhood house. Cambridge, Massachusetts H16577 Singing class. Cambridge, Massachusetts

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Transcription: H16570 The play hour at the "nursery" Three Rivers Massachusetts H16571 One of the residence street in Palmer, Massachusetts H16572 One of the colonial homes in Palmer, Massachusetts H16573 Nursery and playground supplied by the Palmer Mills, Three Rivers, Massachusetts

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Transcription: H16566 The play hour at the "nursery" Three Rivers, Massachusetts H16567 Hotel occupied by workers in Palmer Cotton Mill and managed by the corporation. Three Rivers, Massachusetts H16568 School house. Three Rivers, Massachusetts H16569 The play hour at the "nursery" Three Rivers, Massachusetts

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Transcription: W16562 Miss A. E. Gill, industrial nurse for the Palmer Mill and some her cases. Three Rivers, Massachusetts H16563 A view of the children getting their books from Community Library. Three Rivers, Massachusetts H16564 One of the homes occupied by cotton mill workers. Three Rivers, Massachusetts H16565 The play hour at the "nursery". Three Rivers Massachusetts

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Transcription: H16558 Mrs. Kosenski the local store keeper. Three Rivers, Massachusetts H16559 Some of the children who exhibited the products for the canning club at Community Exhibit. Three Rivers, Massachusetts H166560 Some of the children who exhibited the products for the canning club at Community Exhibit. Three Rivers, Massachusetts H16561 Miss S. E. Gill, industrial nurse for the Palmer Mill and some of her cases. Three Rivers, Massachusetts

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Transcription: H16554 One of the worker's homes. Three Rivers, Massachusetts H16555 Miss Nutting, the Social Service Secretary of the Palmer Mill on her daily round of visiting families. Three Rivers, Massachusetts H16556 Miss Nutting, the Social Service Secretary of the Palmer Mill on her daily round of visiting families. Three Rivers, Massachusetts H16557 Mrs. Kosenski, the local store keeper. Mary Boyko, a weaver and Mary Oizulak, a spinner, comparing their handiwork. Three Rivers, Massachusetts

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Transcription: H16548 Little Polish girl. Bondsville, Massachusetts H16551 Schoolhouse. Thorndyke, Massachusetts

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Transcription: H16544 General view Bondsville, Massachusetts. H16545 Better class workers home. Bondsville, Massachusetts H16546 Types of homes owned by the Bondsville Bleaching and Dye Works, for its employees. Bondsville, Masschusetts H16547 Little Polish girl. Bondsville, Massachusetts

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Transcription: H16540 Factory and employees homes. New Hampshire

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Transcription: Factory and employees homes. Suncook, New Hampshire

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Transcription: H16534 Old abandoned grist mill and water wheel. Kellyville, New Hampshire H16535 St. James Community Church. Lake Sunapee Burke Haven, New Hampshire H16536 St. James Community Church Lake Sunapee Burke Haven, New Hampshire H16537 Corporation House occupied by the workers in the Amoskeag Manufacturing Company. Manchester, New Hampshire

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Transcription: H16530 Child of worker on railroad who lives at Corniah, New Hampshire H16531 Child of worker on railroad who lives at Corniah, New Hampshire H16532 Old abandoned grist mill. Kellyville, New Hampshire H16533 Old abandoned grist mill. Kellyville, New Hampshire

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Transcription: H16526 Woman working on farm. Cornish, New Hampshire H16527 Two little Polish children whose father is a farmer. Cornish, New Hampshire H16528 Two little Polish children whose father is a farmer. Cornish, New Hampshire H16529 Little Polish girl playing in garden. Cornish, New Hampshire

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Transcription: H16522 The home of Maxfield Parrish, Cornish, New Hampshire H16523 The home of Maxfield Parrish, Cornish, New Hampshire H16524 The home of Maxfield Parrish, Cornish, New Hampshire H16525 maple sugar house. These places are not as plentiful as in years gone by. Cornish, New Hampshire ( Maxfield Parrish was an American painter and illustrator active in the first half of the 20th century.)

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Transcription: H16518 Trinity Episcopal Church. A small village church at Cornish, New Hampshire H16519 Home of the famous artist, Maxfield Parrish. Cornish, New Hampshire H16520 Home of the famous artist, Maxfield Parrish. Cornish, New Hampshire H16521 Home of the famous artist, Maxfield Parrish. Cornish, New Hampshire

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Transcription: H16514 Joe Lambert. "All around citizen." Sunapee, New Hampshire H16515 St. James Church, a community church at Burkhaven Lake. Sunapee, New Hampshire H16516 A country home. Sunapee, New Hampshire H16517 Trinity Episcopal Church and graveyard. Cornish, New Hampshire

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Transcription: H16510 General view of Sunapee, New Hampshire H16511 General view of the village from the hill. Sunapee, New Hampshire H16512 View of Sunapee Lake, New Hampshire H16513 Jo Lambert, "All around citizen." Sunapee, New Hampshire

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Transcription: H16506 Typical New England home of the up-to-date style. Claremont, New Hampshire H16507 Typical New England home of the up-to-date style. Claremont, New Hampshire H16508 A run down country home near Claremont, New Hampshire H16509 Coy Paper Company run by water power. Wet Claremont, New Hampshire

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Transcription: H16502 View of a field showing old Method of using stones found in the field. Claremont, New Hampshire H16503 Old New England ferry on Connecticut River. Autos leaving ferry. Claremont, New Hampshire H16504 Old New England Ferry coming across Connecticut River. Claremont, New Hampshire H16505 Old New England ferry on Connecticut River. Autos leaving ferry. Claremont, New Hampshire

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Transcription: H16498 Place where story of Mary had a little lamb was originated. Guild, New Hampshire H16499 Dorr Woolen Mills, Guild, New Hampshire H16500 Dorr Woolen Mills. Guild, New Hampshire H16501 Home of Mr. Fairbanks, former owner of the Woolen Mills, Guild, New Hampshire

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Transcription: H16494 A modern home on the edge of Newport, New Hampshire showing barns and shed attached to house. New Hampshire H16495 Tenement houses. Homes of the employees of the Woolen Mills. New Hampshire H16496 Tenement houses. Homes of the employees of the Woolen Mills. New Hampshire H16497 Place where story of Mary had a little lamb was originated. Guild, New Hampshire.

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Transcription: H16490 Home of Mr. Brennan, one of the owners of the Brampton Woolen Company. New Hampshire. H16491 The home of Mr. Richards (now dead) formerly the owner of the Richards Woolen Mills. New Hampshire. H16492 Richards' home. Newport, New Hampshire. H16493 Old resident of small village. Newport, New Hampshire.

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Transcription: H16486 Model farm, owned by Freeman Cutting. Very prosperous farm. New Hampshire. Now owned by "Billy" Van the movie man. H16487 Model farm, owned by Freeman Cutting. Very prosperous farm. New Hampshire. Now owned by "Billy" Van the movie man. H16488 Freeman Cutting farm. Newport, New Hampshire. Now owned by Billy Van. H16489 Richards Woolen Mills. also partly owned by the Dorr Woolen Company. Newport, New Hampshire.

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Transcription: H16482 General view of the town of Newport, New Hampshire. H16483 General view of the town of Newport, New Hampshire. H16484 One of the oldest houses in New Hampshire, built about 1707. H16485 Home of prosperous farmer. Newport, New Hampshire

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Transcription: H16478 Old well with bird house on top at the Whitcomb house 100 years old. Ascutineyville, Vermont. H16479 Judge Seth N. Gage in his garden. Was formerly county judge. Ascutneyville, Vermont. H16480 Home of Seth N. Gage house is 120 years old. Ascutneyville, Vermont. H16481 Home of Seth N. Gage house is 120 years old. Ascutneyville, Vermont.

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Transcription: H16474 Farm house with corn crop close by. Ascutneyville, Vermont H16475 Two room farmer's house and barn There are very few farmers of this poor class. Ascutneyville, Vermont H16476 Home of a poor farmer. To room house living and sleeping quarters. Ascutneyville, Vermont H16477 Summer house of Colonel Rice. house was a one room lawyer's office a hundred years ago. Ascutneyville, Vermont.

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Transcription: H16470 Church and pastor's home. Ascutneyville, Vermont H16471 Church and pastor's home. Ascutneyville, Vermont H16472 Colonial type house. The new houses are all being built on this plan. Ascutneyville, Vermont H16473 Colonial type house. The new houses are all being built on this plan. Ascutneyville, Vermont

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Transcription: H16466 Corn silo, gasoline engine. Brownville, Vermont H1646 7 A common scene in the village street, group standing by the Post Office. Proctorsville, Vermont H16468 Scene along shore of Connecticut River. Ascutneyville, Vermont H16469 Village street. Ascutneyville, Vermont.

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Transcription: H16462 Gathering corn. Brownsville, Vermont H16463 Gathering corn. Brownsville, Vermont H16464 Gathering corn. Brownsville, Vermont H16465 Corn silo, gasoline engine. Brownsville, Vermont

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Transcription: H16458 The village blacksmith R. H. Hadley, Brownsville, Vermont H16459 The village blacksmith shop. R. H. Hadley, Brownsville, Vermont H16460 The village blacksmith shop. R. H. Hadley, Brownsville, Vermont H16461 Gathering corn. Brownsville, Vermont

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Transcription: H16454 The Storey Memorial Library Brownsville, Vermont H16455 Storey Memorial Library. Brownsville, Vermont H16456 The village blacksmith Brownsville, Vermont H16457 The village blacksmith. Brownsville, Vermont

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Transcription: H16450 Old Universalists Church built in 1844 and full of historical associations. Cavendish, Vermont H16451 General view. Brownsville, Vermont H16452 Main Street showing Town Hall and Congregational Church. Brownsville, Vermont H16453 Main Street showing Congregational Church and Storey Memorial. Brownsville, Vermont

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Transcription: H16446 Mr. Gillson, a Grand Army of the Republic Veteran Hartland, Vermont H16447 Mr. Gillson, a Grand Army of the Republic Veteran Hartland, Vermont H16448 Fellows Gear Shaper Company. Very large factory employing 1,000 workers. Springfield, Vermont H16449 Homes of the employees of the Fellows Gear Shaper Company. Springfield, Vermont

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Transcription: H16442 Farmhouse with barn attached to living quarters. Old New England style. Hartland, Vermont, H16443 Old abandoned house. There are very few in this section of New England. Hartland, Vermont H16444 Old abandoned house. There are very few in this section of New England. Hartland, Vermont H16445 Mr. Gillson. A Grand Army of the Republic veteran. Hartland, Vermont.

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Transcription: H16438 These oxen belong to Charles Backus a Socialist farmer. Hartland, Vermont H16439 Charles Backus thee Socialist farmer. Hartland, Vermont. H16440 Oxen team, carting dirt in road building. Hartland, Vermont. H16441 A deserted farm house. Hartland, Vermont

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Transcription: H16434 A library in the community house. Damon Hall. Harland, Vermont H16435 School #11. A country school recently condemned because it had no playground. Hartland, Vermont H16436 Mr. Gilson, a Grand Army of the Republic veteran. Hartland, Vermont H16437 These oxen belong to Charles Backus, a socialist farmer. Hartland, Vermont

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Transcription: H16430 H16431 H16432 H16433 A Library in the Community House. Damon Hall, Harland, Vermont.

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Transcription: H16426 Historical club at Damon Community House. The members collect antiques for exhibition. Hartland, Vermont H16427 Historical club at Damon Community House. Old lady ninety-one year old at spinning wheel. Hartland, Vermont H16428 Congregational Church. Hartland, Vermont H16429 A Library in the Community House, Damon Hall. Hartland, Vermont

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Transcription: H16422 Home of railroad section man located in the woods. Near Windsor, Vermont H16423 Damion Hall. A community house. Hartland, Vermont H16424 Damion Hall. A community house. Hartland, Vermont H16425 A Sunday evening meeting at Damon Hall. Hartland, Vermont

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Transcription: H16418 Abandoned house now used for drying tobacco. Windsor, Vermont. H16419 Abandoned house. once used as a summer camp. sign over door reads "Camp Lonesome." Windsor, Vermont H16420 Abandoned home. Windsor, Vermont H16421 Abandoned home Windsor, Vermont

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Transcription: H16414 One of the headstones in quaint cemetery near Windsor, Vermont H16415 A deserted country home. Windsor, Vermont H16416 A deserted country home. Windsor, Vermont H161417 A deserted country home. Windsor, Vermont

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Transcription: H16410 Gathering corn for the silo. West Windsor, Vermont H16411 Shipping cattle to railroad station. Windsor, Vermont H16412 Home of a prosperous farmer. near Windsor, Vermont H16413 A quaint little country cemetery. near Windsor, Vermont

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Transcription: H16406 Entrance to old toll bridge showing up to date stationary policeman. Vermont H16407 Entrance to old toll bridge showing up to date stationary policeman. Vermont H16408 A prosperous farmer. near Windsor, Vermont H16409 Gathering corn for the silo. west Windsor, Vermont

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Transcription: H16402 Ferry boat running across the Connecticut River at Weathersfield Bow, Vermont H16403 Entrance to old toll bridge which connects New Hampshire and Vermont. H16404 Entrance to old toll bridge which connects New Hampshire and Vermont H16405 Old toll bridge over Connecticut River connecting New Hampshire and Vermont

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Transcription: H16398 Country child. Weathersfield Bow, Vermont H16399 Country boy. Weathersfield Bow, Vermont H16400 Ferry Boat running across the Connecticut River at Weathersfield Bow, Vermont H16401 Ferry Boat running across the Connecticut River at Weathersfield Bow, Vermont

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Transcription: H16394 Stream along road in West Windsor, Vermont H16395 Stream along road in West Windsor. Vermont H16396 Country boy fishing on the Connecticut River at Weathersfield Bow, Near Windsor, Vermont H16397 Country child. Weathersfield Bow, Vermont

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Transcription: H16390 Old homestead of the Britton family. Near Windsor, Vermont H16391 Old homestead of the Britton family. Near Windsor, Vermont H16392 The home of the author, "Mary had a little lamb" Note the school in the distance. H16393 The home of the author, "Mary had a little lamb" Note the school in the distance.

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Transcription: H16386 H16387 H16388 H16389 Types of children attending school. West Windsor, Vermont

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Transcription: H16382 Rush Meadow School. Setting up exercises. West Windsor, Vermont H16383 Modern country school. house with great deal of land for playground. Windsor , Vermont H16384 Modern country school house. Children and teacher playing games at recess time. Windsor, Vermont H16385 Modern country school house. Children and teacher playing games at recess time. Windsor, Vermont

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Transcription: H 16378 Child of worker in National Acme Company. Windsor, Vermont H16379 Rush Meadow School. Pupils receiving Military training. West Windsor, Vermont H16380 Rush Meadow School. Setting up exercises. West Windsor, Vermont H16381 Rush Meadow School. Setting up exercises. West Windsor, Vermont

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Transcription: H16374 Main Street in Windsor which is a very flourishing town. Windsor, Vermont H16375 Stone to commemorate family captured by the Indians. Windsor, Vermont H16376 General view of the country around with Ascutney Mountain in background. Vermont H16377 General view of the country around with Ascutney Mountain in background. Vermont

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Transcription: H16370 Homes of the Acme Machine Company employees. Windsor, Vermont H16371 Homes of the Acme Machine Company employees. Windsor, Vermont H16372 Workmen's cottage. Note the long row of stairs. Windsor, Vermont H16373 An up to date live bulletin board on a village church. Windsor, Vermont

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Transcription: H16366 A juvenile ball game in the National Acme Field. Windsor, Vermont H16367 The Namco Club. Windsor, Vermont H16368 The Namco Club. Windsor, Vermont H16369 A glimpse of the homes of the workers in the National Acme Machine Company. Windsor, Vermont

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Transcription: H16362 A portable saw mill in the country south of Windsor, Vermont H16363 A portable saw mill in the country south of Windsor, Vermont H16364 Portable lumber mill. Windsor, Vermont H16365 Homes of the workers in the National Acme Machine Company. Windsor, Vermont

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Transcription: H16358 General view National Acme Company and homes controlled by it. Windsor, Vermont

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Transcription: H16357 Scene along the Connecticut River, Windsor, Vermont

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Transcription: H16238 Apple orchard just after pickers had left showing the full barrels of apples un the trees. Milton, New York H16353 People's Church Lansing, Michigan H16239 Sorting, sizing and picking apples for market. Milton, New York

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Transcription: H16236 Boiling the grape juice preparatory to bottling at the Schille Grape Juice Factory. Highlands, New York H16237 no caption H16314 As pants the hart for the water brooks.

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Transcription: H16234 Cutting grapes. Milton, New York H16235 Bottling and storing the grape juice at the Schille Grape Juice Factory. Highlands, New York

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Transcription: H16232 Cutting grapes in the vineyard of Mr. Lyons. Milton, New York H16233 Cutting grapes. Milton, New York

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Transcription: H16228 Italian girl type of worker at cranberry bog. South Jersey H16229 Two Italian and one Negro girl from among pickers of cranberry bog. South Jersey H16230 One of the shacks in which the migrating Italians live while on the cranberry bogs. South Jersey H16231 Room in the shack where the Italian laborers sleep. New Jersey

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Transcription: H16226 Assorting and grading the cranberries. New Jersey H16224 Assorting and grading the cranberries. New Jersey

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Transcription: H16223 Women and girls working in cranberry bog. New Jersey H16224 Women and girls working in cranberry bog. New Jersey H16225 Women and girls working in cranberry bog. New Jersey

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Transcription: H16219 Italian men at work picking cranberries on Durrell's Bog near Tuckahoe, New Jersey H16220 Italian men at work picking cranberries on Durrell's Bog near Tuckahoe, New Jersey H16221 Italian men at work picking cranberries on Durrell's Bog near Tuckahoe, New Jersey H16222 Women and girls working in cranberry boy. New Jersey

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Transcription: H16215 Italian men at work picking cranberries on Durrell's Bog, near Tuckahoe, New Jersey H16216 Italian men at work picking cranberries on Durrell's Bog, near Tuckahoe, New Jersey H16217 Italian men at work picking cranberries on Durrell's Bog, near Tuckahoe, New Jersey H16218 Italian men at work picking cranberries on Durrell's Bog, near Tuckahoe, New Jersey

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Transcription: H16213 Cranberry farm. South Jersey. New Jersey H16214 Cranberry farm. South Jersey. New Jersey

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Transcription: H16212 Rev. E. H. Durrell, President of the American Cranberry Growers' Association and owner of the largest bogs in New Jersey. He is now ninety years old.

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Transcription: H16210 Scene along a country road in South Jersey. New Jersey H16211 Scene along a country road in South Jersey. New Jersey

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Transcription: H16207 Preparing the vegetables in the Cannery Factory. South Jersey, New Jersey H16208 Baskets of tomatoes and pears at the Cannery. New Jersey

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Transcription: H16205 Tomatoes and lettuce at Cannery Company. South Jersey, New Jersey H16206 Canning the vegetables in the Cannery Company. South Jersey, New Jersey

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Transcription: H16203 Cannery Company. South Jersey, New Jersey H16204 Tomatoes and lettuce at Cannery Company. South Jersey, New Jersey

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Transcription: H16201 Unloading tomatoes at the Cannery. South jersey, New Jersey H16202 Cannery Company, South Jersey, New Jersey

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Transcription: H16197 Tomatoes being loaded on steamers. South Jersey H16198 Waiting to unload tomatoes at the cannery. South Jersey H16199 Unloading tomatoes at the cannery. South Jersey H16200 Unloading tomatoes at the cannery. South Jersey

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Transcription: H16195 Tomatoes being loaded on steamer. South Jersey H16196 Tomatoes being loaded on steamer. South Jersey.

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Transcription: H16191 Baskets of tomatoes awaiting shipment to the canning factory. South Jersey. Seabrook Farm H16192 Baskets of tomatoes awaiting shipment to the canning factory. South Jersey. Seabrook Farm H16193 Baskets of tomatoes awaiting shipment to the canning factory. South Jersey. Seabrook Farm H16194 Small steamer being loaded with tomatoes for Campbell's Soup Factory. South Jersey

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Transcription: H16189 Quarters on the Clark Farm where Italian fruit and berry pickers are housed. Milton, New York H16190 Quarters for workers on truck farm in South Jersey

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Transcription: H16185 Irrigation of kitchen garden on a farm in southern New Jersey H16186 Negro quarters at Seabrook Farm. New Jersey H16187 Negro quarters at Seabrook Farm. New Jersey H16188 Negro quarters at Seabrook Farm. New Jersey

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Transcription: H16183 Hot house truck farm. Seabrook Farm. New Jersey H16184 Irrigation of kitchen garden on a farm in Southern, New Jersey

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Transcription: H16181 Truck garden. Seabrook Farm. New Jersey H16182 Truck garden. Seabrook Farm. New Jersey

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Transcription: H16179 Truck garden. Seabrook Farm. New Jersey H16180 Truck garden. Seabrook Farm. New Jersey

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Transcription: H16175 Preparing spinach for shipment. Seabrook Farm. New Jersey H16176 Preparing spinach for shipment. Seabrook Farm. New Jersey H16177 Loading spinach and lettuce for market. Seabrook Farm. New Jersey H16178 Loading spinach and lettuce for market. Seabrook Farm. New Jersey

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Transcription: H16171 Mr. Seabrook, owner of the Seabrook Farm. New Jersey H16172 Italian and negro spinach pickers. Seabrook Farms. New Jersey H16173 Italian and negro spinach pickers. Seabrook Farms. New Jersey H16174 Italian girl cutting spinach. Seabrook Farm. New Jersey

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Transcription: H16167 Italian farm help. Seabrook Farm. New Jersey H16168 Italian farm help. Seabrook Farm. New Jersey H16169 Negro women picking spinach for Philadelphia market. Seabrook Farm. New Jersey H16170 Negro women picking spinach for Philadelphia market. Seabrook Farm. New Jersey

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Transcription: H16149 School house near Fish's Eddy, New York H16164 Italian girls picking spinach. Seabrook Farm. New Jersey H16165 Italian girl farm help. Seabrook Farm. New Jersey H16166 Italian girl farm help. Seabrook Farm. New Jersey

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Transcription: H16077 Line up of children going into the dining room for dinner. Ola Oak Farm. Baptist. Somers. Westchester County New York H16100 Fourth of July celebration public school #79 Whitestone, Long Island H16101 Rural Pastors' Summer Conference, Nebraska Wesleyan H16118 Lincoln's birthday. Kentuvky

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Transcription: HH16075 (?) Children going into chapel for services. Somers New York H16076 Forming in line to go into chapel for morning services at Old Oak Farm. Somers. Westchester County, New York

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Transcription: H16030 A wheat field in Lancaster County, Nebraska H16037 Methodist Episcopal Church. Fulton, Ohio H16073 Children entering chapel for morning services. Somers, New York H16074 Forming in line at chapel for morning services. Somers, New York

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Transcription: H15872 Loading the grain. Polo, Illinois H15903 Rev. O. A. Kelley helping a farmer in hay harvest. Masontown West Virginia. H15904 Rev. O. A. Kelley. Masontown, West Virginia H16022 Vineyard, orchard and farm view all in one. Brandon, Virginia

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Transcription: H15861 Community day sports H15869 Threshing oats. Polo Illinois H15870 Side view of engine. Polo, Illinois H15871 Feeding the engine. Polo, Illinois

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Transcription: H15761 South Montrose School, built in 1913 Pennsylvania H15819 Population less than 300. 3 churches. Univeralist, Methodist Episcopal and Presbyterian, each valued at about $10,000. No resident pastor. Brooklyn, Pennsylvania

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