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A man is seen in the middle of the photograph working on a machine. He is wearing a dark coverall work suit with a matching hat on his head. He is seen holding a part of a machine that extends behind him and is connected to a large rod with a…

An unidentified man and woman sit on a ledge on the side of a small bluff. They are surrounded by vines, branches, and other greenery coming from the top, bottom, and side of the bluff. The man is sitting with his hands on his legs. He is wearing a…

A man dressed in a hat and heavy jacket is carrying a gun and walking behind his dog, which is mostly white with a brown face and brown spots. They are by a stone cliff.

Albert Hoffmann stands by a large hollowed out tree and a cow stands underneath it.

Done in color, a man and a younger boy stand to the left side of an avenue of pine trees lined up straight in the woods.

A marching band consisting of both men and women members is marching toward the photographer. Band members are playing trombones, saxophones, clarinets and upright tubas. The drum major is marching, and conversing with a parade marshal.

Two men, Ed Majerus at left and possibly John O’Rourke at right, stand in the Majerus Grocery Store at 475 Clay Street. These products are visible in the store: a crate full of heads of lettuce or cabbage, Jell-O gelatin, Welch’s Grape Juice, Argo…

Four women and three men may be seen standing and sitting behind tall stacks of documents piled on tables and on the wooden floor. Additional stacks of paper are behind the workers. A large book press is visible in the left foreground. A partially…

A house, likely hit by military file, is halfway crumbled. There is debris alongside the road, and more damage done to buildings in the distance. The photo is marked as U.S. Official and has the Signal Corps logo, 33786.

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This photograph shows a view of a corner of a room. A small copper kettle, pipes and gauges are visible. Some damage to the lower edge of the photograph may be seen. No number has been written on the emulsion side of the negative in the upper right…