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| Charles F. Browne ("Artemus Ward") |
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49 |
| Constance Fenimore Woolson |
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50 |
| Garfield Memorial, Cleveland |
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| CINCINNATI |
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| Tyler-Davidson Fountain |
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59 |
| Entrance to Spring Grove Cemetery |
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65 |
| Race Street, Cincinnati |
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69 |
| City Hall, Cincinnati |
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73 |
| Chamber of Commerce, Cincinnati |
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77 |
| Suspension Bridge |
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79 |
| Reservoir, Eden Park |
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83 |
| DETROIT |
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| Cadillac Square Showing City Hall and Majestic Building |
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89 |
| The Detroit River from "Windmill Point, 1838" From a Pencil Drawing. |
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| West Grand Circus Park |
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| Wayne County Building, Facing Cadillac Square |
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103 |
| Colonel Arent Schuyler De Peyster |
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112 |
| Evacuation Day Tablet, on Post-Office |
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113 |
| General Grant's Home in Detroit |
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115 |
| Hurlbut Memorial Gate Entrance to Water-Works Park |
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| MACKINAC ISLAND |
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| Old Mission Church (Circa) 1823, Mackinac Island |
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| Arch Rock, Mackinac Island |
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| Sugar Loaf Rock, Mackinac Island |
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| Old Blockhouse (1780) Overlooking the Lake |
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135 |
| "Old Stone Quarters," Fort Mackinac, 1780 |
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| Signatures of the Chippewa Chiefs, who, in 1781, Deeded the Island to King George III |
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| From "Mackinac," by John R. Bailey, M.D., Brevet Lieut.-Col., U.S.V., by whose kind permission they are here reproduced. |
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| Fort Mackinac, and the Cannon Captured by Commodore Perry |
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| Rev. Eleazar Williams |
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| Reproduced from Latimer's "Scrap-Book of the Revolution," by permission of A.C. McClurg & Co. |
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| INDIANAPOLIS |
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| The Old State House, Indianapolis |
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