Box 4
Contains 157 Results:
Washington, D.C. Capitol Building. Statuary Hall
The Postcard Collection is an artificial collection comprised of postcards from various record groups or accessions. The collection is arranged alphabetically by subject.
Washington, D.C. Capitol Building. Supreme Court Room
The Postcard Collection is an artificial collection comprised of postcards from various record groups or accessions. The collection is arranged alphabetically by subject.
Washington, D.C. Library of Congress
The Postcard Collection is an artificial collection comprised of postcards from various record groups or accessions. The collection is arranged alphabetically by subject.
Washington, D.C. Library of Congress. Interior
The Postcard Collection is an artificial collection comprised of postcards from various record groups or accessions. The collection is arranged alphabetically by subject.
Washington, D.C. Library of Congress. Interior. Paintings (3 folders)
The Postcard Collection is an artificial collection comprised of postcards from various record groups or accessions. The collection is arranged alphabetically by subject.
Waterfalls (2 folders)
The Postcard Collection is an artificial collection comprised of postcards from various record groups or accessions. The collection is arranged alphabetically by subject.
Waterfalls. Niagara Falls
The Postcard Collection is an artificial collection comprised of postcards from various record groups or accessions. The collection is arranged alphabetically by subject.
Wisconsin. Cedar Lake
The Postcard Collection is an artificial collection comprised of postcards from various record groups or accessions. The collection is arranged alphabetically by subject.
Wisconsin. Milwaukee
The Postcard Collection is an artificial collection comprised of postcards from various record groups or accessions. The collection is arranged alphabetically by subject.
Wisconsin. Rosendale
The Postcard Collection is an artificial collection comprised of postcards from various record groups or accessions. The collection is arranged alphabetically by subject.