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New York Central Steam Locomotive #999;

Sears Motor Buggy, Model P

With Fellow Artists at the Palette & Chisel Club, Chicago

The Beginnings of Our Greatest American City-New York in the 17th Century, from the Cover of the Saturday Evening Post, December 30th, 1899

Crime Suspect with Gun, Chicago

Cable Car

Knifing Victim, Chicago

Wooden Water Pipe

V18440--Loading a Whaleback Ship, Chicago, Ill.

V18439--Great Union Stock Yards, Largest Live Stock Market on Earth, Chicago, Ill.

The Green Diamond, Illinois Central Railroad

Chicago and Alton train

Knife Wielder, Chicago

The Chicago Fire

Print of Lincoln's funeral procession in Chicago, IL

Langston Hughes, Chicago

Knifing Victim, Chicago

Palestine Soup

Postcard of Abraham Lincoln's Log Cabin

Heroin User, Chicago

Police Raid, Chicago

Victim of Shooting in Morgue, Chicago

Mucha with his Students at the Art Institute in Chicago, 1906

New York Central Steam Locomotive #999;
Image | Teaching with Digital Content (Cultural Heritage Community)The New York Central 999 steam locomotive and fuel car measure approximately sixteen feet tall, ten feet wide, and forty-eight feet long. The driving wheels are seven feet, two inches tall. The locomotive and fuel car weigh 124,000 pounds. The locomotive, with two driving wheels on each side, is painted black with silver trim, and has brass components.
Sears Motor Buggy, Model P
Image | Teaching with Digital Content (Cultural Heritage Community)The Sears, Roebuck and Co. Motor Buggy Model 'P' automobile seats four passengers. It has carriage wheels and a tiller for steering. The spring wagon body is made of pressed steel. The two-cylinder engine is located under the middle of the buggy. For cover it has a fringed surrey top. The automobile is painted black, and dark blue with white trim.
With Fellow Artists at the Palette & Chisel Club, Chicago
Image | 1908 | College of Fine and Applied Arts: Teaching CollectionCirca 1908.
The Beginnings of Our Greatest American City-New York in the 17th Century, from the Cover of the Saturday Evening Post, December 30th, 1899
Image | 1899 | College of Fine and Applied Arts: Teaching CollectionDecember 30, 1899.
Crime Suspect with Gun, Chicago
Image | 1957 | College of Fine and Applied Arts: Teaching CollectionCulture: American
Cable Car
Image | Teaching with Digital Content (Cultural Heritage Community)The cable car is fifteen feet tall, eight feet wide, and twenty feet long. There are six two-person seats on each side. Its wooden seats are similar to bench seats found in a church. The cable car is made of wood-top and bottom with open sides. A hanging kerosene lamp is used to light the interior. There are also running boards twelve feet long on both sides. The cable car i...
Knifing Victim, Chicago
Image | 1957 | College of Fine and Applied Arts: Teaching CollectionCulture: American
Wooden Water Pipe
Image | Teaching with Digital Content (Cultural Heritage Community)This water pipe is two sections of hollowed-out wooden logs connected by a smaller wooden tube that bisects the center of each log. The dimensions of the two large wooden logs are ten inches in diameter. The smaller connecting tube is five inches in diameter.
V18440--Loading a Whaleback Ship, Chicago, Ill.
Image | Teaching with Digital Content (Cultural Heritage Community)Black and white stereograph slide depicting the loading of grain into a whaleback boat.
V18439--Great Union Stock Yards, Largest Live Stock Market on Earth, Chicago, Ill.
Image | Teaching with Digital Content (Cultural Heritage Community)Black and white stereograph slide showing cattle pens at the Stock Yards.
The Green Diamond, Illinois Central Railroad
Image | Teaching with Digital Content (Cultural Heritage Community)Drawing, color
Chicago and Alton train
Image | Teaching with Digital Content (Cultural Heritage Community)Photograph, b/w
Knife Wielder, Chicago
Image | 1957 | College of Fine and Applied Arts: Teaching CollectionCulture: American
The Chicago Fire
Multi-Page Item | 14 pages | Teaching with Digital Content (Cultural Heritage Community)The Chicago Fire, October 8th & 9th, 1871, by Dr. A. Strickland, Chicago, 1872. Includes "a true and graphic account of the most terrible calamity by fire ever known".
Print of Lincoln's funeral procession in Chicago, IL
Image | Teaching with Digital Content (Cultural Heritage Community)Funeral Service of President Lincoln at Chicago, Illinois. May 1- Removing the Coffin From the Funeral Train to the Catafalque- From a Photograph by Alschuler. Lithograph on newsprint, mounted on white paper. Large crowd lines street, soldiers carry coffin toward large catafalque under canopy. Catafalque under center of three arches with various mottos on them, many flags an...
Langston Hughes, Chicago
Image | 1941 | College of Fine and Applied Arts: Teaching CollectionCulture: American
Knifing Victim, Chicago
Image | 1957 | College of Fine and Applied Arts: Teaching CollectionCulture: American
Palestine Soup
Image | Teaching with Digital Content (Cultural Heritage Community)Chicago, Illinois'
Postcard of Abraham Lincoln's Log Cabin
Image | Teaching with Digital Content (Cultural Heritage Community)taken to Chicago during the World's Fair by the Abraham Lincoln Log Cabin Association". This postcard was mailed August 14, 1910 from Chicago to El Paso, Illinois. On the reverse is a note and a cancelled one cent stamp.
Heroin User, Chicago
Image | 1957 | College of Fine and Applied Arts: Teaching CollectionCulture: American
Police Raid, Chicago
Image | 1957 | College of Fine and Applied Arts: Teaching CollectionCulture: American
Victim of Shooting in Morgue, Chicago
Image | 1957 | College of Fine and Applied Arts: Teaching CollectionCulture: American
Mucha with his Students at the Art Institute in Chicago, 1906
Image | 1906 | College of Fine and Applied Arts: Teaching CollectionCulture: Czech

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