Stubblefield Horse
ImageA Percheron horse stands in the foreground of the Stubblefield Stables. A lot of farm work was carried out with the help of Percheron or Norman horses, which were bred and sold in Normal, Illinois.
Stump and Coons Business Receipt
ImageIn 1873, Stump & Coons offered their services for horseshoeing and jobbing.
Sturbridge Commons, Massachusetts
ImageThe commons, an open area of Old Sturbridge Village in Massachusetts, were laid out with buildings grouped around the edges.
Sunrise, Woodhenge (near Cahokia Mounds, Illinois)
ImageThe outlines of log posts are seen silhouetted against the sunrise during the summer solstice at Woodhenge.
Supermarine Spitfire Mark 1A
ImageThe Mark 1A Spitfire is a World War II fighter plane. It has a single seat, multiple guns, and a variety of other armaments. The length of the fuselage is approximately sixteen feet and the wingspan is approximately thirty-six feet. The aircraft's fuselage and wings are painted dark green and ocean gray and its underbelly and under-wings are painted medium sea gray. Targets ...
Susan B. Anthony Dollar, 1979
Multi-Page Item | 2 pagesA right-facing profile of the suffragette is surrounded by a circle of thirteen stars the word LIBERTY, to the right, IN GOD WE TRUST, and below the date.
Sweeper, Carpet
ImageWooden long handled carpet sweeper with wooden handle. Rotating brush system attached to a steel roller. Four wheels in rotating assembly. Marked: "Bissel's Grand Rapids Cycoball Bearing".
Swift Illustrated
Multi-Page Item | 16 pagesTrade catalog from Swift and Company. Dimensions are 4.25" x 6".
Syrian Coin from the Seleucid Empire
Multi-Page Item | 2 pagesAR tetradrachm. Roman Imperatorial government by Nero as Augustus (AD 54-68). Regnal year 7 and year 109 of the Caesarian Period
Table, belonging to Abraham Lincoln
ImageSmall table stand, two shelves, bracket feet. Side rails curve up to cornice-style support for top shelf. Bottom shelf solid, but narrower than top. Top shelf has two supports at inner side of rails, rectangular with rounded ends. Bottom shelf long, rectangular. L 23 1/2" x H 23" x W 15 1/2".
Tablecloth, possibly used by Lincoln family
ImageWhite cotton tablecloth with fern pattern motif woven into fabric. Some staining, tears, fraying.
Taft and Van Doren Residence Halls, University of Illinois
ImageTaft and Van Doren Residence Halls, Northwest Corner, Fourth Street and Peabody Drive, University of Illinois, Champaign.
Take Care! Idle Hands Work for Hitler
ImagePoster, color, 20 x 28.5 in., published by the United States Government Printing Office
Taxi Wreck
ImageA crowd of people surround a wrecked taxi cab on a Bloomington, Illinois, street corner. The rear half of the taxi is demolished.
T'day's Farmer
Multi-Page Item | 4 pagesT'day's Farmer by Kin Hubbard from Back Country Folks, a year's accumulation of the philosophy and sketches of Abe Martin and others of Brown County, Indiana.
Telegraph Line
ImageA twelve-inch length of wire with two sections of glass tubing used as insulation. The glass tubes are sealed at the joints with wax.
Ten years ago the Nazis burned these books; ... but free Americans can still read them
ImagePoster, color, 28 x 20 in., published by the United States Government Printing Office
Testing Seed Germination at Funk Brothers
ImageA man tests seed germination inside a Funk building.
Texas engine #854, Chicago Great Western Railroad
ImagePhotograph, b/w
This is Nazi brutality
ImagePoster, color, 28.3 x 38 in., published by the United States Government Printing Office
This is the enemy
ImagePoster, color, 23.9 x 19.9 in., published by the United States Government Printing Office
This world cannot exist half slave and half free, work for freedom!
ImagePoster, color, 28.5 x 40 in., published by the United States Government Printing Office
Three Confederate soldiers
ImagePhotograph, b/w
Three Liberty Dimes
Multi-Page Item | 2 pagesThe 1864 dime has a wreath and says "United States of America." The other two coins just have the wreath. All three say "One Dime." The earliest dimes were called "dismes.
Threshing Crew
ImageMembers of a threshing crew pose with their thresher near Carlock, Illinois, in 1887.
Tilbury Flash' Airplane
ImageThe "Tilbury Flash" is shown on the grounds of the Bloomington Airport, Illinois. It was a small racing airplane, with an 18-foot wing span and a motorcycle engine. It hangs from the ceiling at the McLean County Musuem of History.
Tile Barn Remains
ImageThe remains of this round tile barn include the walls. It is located north of Normal, Illinois.
Tile Corn Crib
ImageThis oval corn crib was built of hollow building tile.
Tile, Drainage
ImageLong Ceramic Field Tile. Trumpet-shaped with flared end at the bottom. Tapererd with an enlarged ring and narrow fitting rim on the other end. Hand thrown.
Tile Silo
ImageMarvin Hougham stands next to a tile silo built about 1920 by his father.
Tile Work in Lexington about 1888
ImageThis tile factory of Bartels and Stell was located in Lexington in 1888.
To all who use libraries
ImagePoster, color (all lettered), 14.25 x 20 in., published by the United States Government Printing Office
Together
ImagePoster, color, 20 x 30 in., printed for H. M. Stationery Office by Lowe & Brydone Printers Ltd., London.
Tomb of Tut-Ankh-Amen in the Valley of The Kings, near Thebes, Egypt
ImageBlack and white stereograph slide, T238 from Tour of the World series, vol 5 and 6.
Torontal Varmegye
Imagecolor
Torpedo the Axis!
ImagePoster, color, 20 x 30 in., issued by The Admiralty and printed for H. M. Stationery Office.
Tournaphone
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Trade Axe
ImageThis trade axe was manufactured by white settlers and traded to the Kickapoo.
Traditional Cornfield Planting
ImageThis is an example of traditional cornfield planting, with multiple plants per hill and space between hills of corn.
Train platform, Champaign, Illinois
ImageTrain platform, Champaign, March 25, 1983

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