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Drawing

Date:	1863
Description:	View of the grounds of Benjamin Walker Castle, 1862-1893 in the 900 block of East Gorham Street.

Date:	1917
Description:	Holiday card of three French orphan children, two boys and a girl, herding three geese. The youngest boy holds a switch. A meadow, trees and a house are vi...

Date:	1918
Description:	Holiday card with a soldier walking while carrying a child who is waving an American flag. The soldier is wearing a uniform and a campaign hat. Two childre...

Date:	1899
Description:	A reproduction of an ad or counter card for the Universal Food Chopper. Text on the image reads, "The Universal Food Chopper, and a few of the things it ch...

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