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1. Holger Cahill Holger Cahill United States. Works Progress Administration; Federal Arts Project; Federal aid to the arts--United States; WPA Photograph, b/w
2. Typewriter Typewriter Typewriters; Women; Economics; Office workers; Black Hammond typewriter on a wooden base. Missing wooden top section. Marked "Hammond Multiplex." See "Interpretation" for information on how the typewriter helped women enter the workforce in the United...
3. Pantagraph Workers Pantagraph Workers McLean County, Illinois; Bloomington, Illinois; The Pantagraph; Newspapers; Letterheads; Printing; Stationery; Book binding Workers sort through files at the Bloomington Pantagraph Printing and Stationery Co., about 1900.
4. Here's a war job for you Here's a war job for you World War II; War posters, American; World War, 1939-1945--War work--United States; World War, 1939-1945--Transportation--United States; Poster, color, 13.9 x 17.9 in., published by the Railroad Manpower Mobilization Committee
5. Moratz Planing Mill Workers Moratz Planing Mill Workers McLean County, Illinois; Bloomington, Illinois; Planing mills; Employees; Factories; Windows; Doors & doorways; Woodworking; Four workers at the Moratz Planing Mill, about 1915, stand amongst equipment used for cutting and shaping wood.
6. Construction & Engineering Research Lab, Champaign, Illinois Construction & Engineering Research Lab, Champaign, Illinois Buildings; Champaign, Illinois; Technology; Industry 2902 Newmark Drive, Champaign (Interstate Research Park).
7. Print: Loading Corn Print: Loading Corn Prints; Lithographs; Landscape; American Regionalism; Benton, Thomas H., 1889-1975; Corn; Harvesting; Carts & wagons A print of two workers loading harvested corn onto a mule drawn wagon amidst five shocks of corn stalks, probably late afternoon. A stream is visible in the right foreground. More fields rise in the middle-ground...
8. Amet Magniscope Amet Magniscope Film projectors; Movie projectors; Motion picture projectors; Inventions; Cinematography; Cinema; Waukegan, Illinois Thirty-five millimeter film projector made of tin, galvanized metal and brass. It has two film reels and sits on a wood base.
9. Doctors are scarce, one out of three has gone to war Doctors are scarce, one out of three has gone to war Civil defense; World War II; War posters, American ; World War, 1939-1945--United States ; Poster, color, 28 x 22.1 in., published by the United States Government Printing Office
10. Texas engine #854, Chicago Great Western Railroad Texas engine #854, Chicago Great Western Railroad Railroads--Illinois; Rail crossings; Chicago Great Western Railroad Company; Rail transportation; Railroad tracks; Railroad locomotives Photograph, b/w
11. Federal Art Project: exhibition of graphic arts Federal Art Project: exhibition of graphic arts United States. Works Progress Administration; Federal Arts Project; Federal aid to the arts--United States; WPA; Posters, American--20th century; Exhibitions Poster, color, 56 x 36 cm.
12. Jobs for Girls & Women Jobs for Girls & Women United States. Works Progress Administration; Federal Arts Project; Federal aid to the arts--United States; WPA; Posters, American--20th century Poster, color, 56 x 36 cm.
13. A Young Man's Opportunity A Young Man's Opportunity United States. Works Progress Administration; Federal Arts Project; Federal aid to the arts--United States; WPA; Posters, American--20th century Poster, color, 56 x 36 cm.
14. Buckingham Fountain, Chicago Buckingham Fountain, Chicago United States. Works Progress Administration; Federal Arts Project; Federal aid to the arts--United States; WPA; Posters, American--20th century Poster, color, 56 x 36 cm.
15. Civil rights leaders meet with President John F. Kennedy Civil rights leaders meet with President John F. Kennedy King, Martin Luther, Jr. 1929-1968; United States. Civil Rights Act of 1964; Civil rights; Civil rights movement--United States; Young, Whitney M., 1921-1971; Prinz, Joachim, 1902-; Randolph, A. Phillip, 1889-; Kennedy, John F. (John Fitzgerald), 1917-1963; Reuther, Walter, 1907-1970; Wilkins, Roy, 1901-; Civil rights workers--United States; March on Washington Photograph, b/w
16. March on Washington March on Washington King, Martin Luther, Jr. 1929-1968; Civil rights; Civil rights movement--United States; African Americans--Civil rights; Civil rights workers--United States; March on Washington Photograph, b/w
17. Map of CCC areas in the United States Map of CCC areas in the United States Civilian Conservation Corps; Conservation Corps; maps Map
18. Advertisement of Detasselers Advertisement of Detasselers McLean County, Illinois; Corn; Advertisements; World War II; Women Advertisement and photograph of detasselers during World War II.
19. Candlestick, Miner's Candlestick, Miner's Iron; Forged iron; Forge shops; Candles; Candlesticks; Whale oil; Whale; Whaling; Miners; Miner's lamp; Lighting device; Light A forged iron candle holder. The candle is held next to a horizontal piece of iron in the shape of a needle. From the middle of the needle-shaped piece rises a vertical piece with a hook on the end.
20. Wrench, Automotive Wrench, Automotive Ford; Industrialization; Wrenches; Assembly-line methods; Automobiles; Chesebro Blacksmith Shop; Blacksmithing; Model T; Two headed wrench, marked "Ford" on the obverse, "1917" on the reverse. Probably used for a Model T. Found in the Chesebro blacksmith shop.
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