10 Free Artworks of 1852 In St. Louis, Missouri

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White men pose, 104 Locust Street, St. Louis, Missouri in 1852 at Lynch's Slave Market - (cropped), Taken in 1852
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Lynch's Slave Market, 104 Locust Street, Taken in 1852
thomas easterly daguerreotype collection1852 photographs of the united states
Big Mound, at Fifth (Broadway) and Mound Streets, St. Louis, 1852
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Canton Tea Company and Union Fire Company Number Two, Fourth and Olive Street, Northwest Corner, 1848
4th street (st. louis, missouri)tea companies
Big Mound, Fifth and Mound Streets, 1852
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Lynch's Slave Market by Thomas Easterly, c1852
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Dr. Thomas Reyburn, Olive Street between Fourth and Fifth Streets, St. Louis, 1852
thomas easterly daguerreotype collectionolive street (st. louis, missouri)
Dry Docks, St. Louis River Front
thomas easterly daguerreotype collectionsteamboats at st. louis
Fire Engine Dinkey, Union Fire Company, 1852
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Studio portait of One Horned Elk (He-kha-ka He-wan Zhi) an Oglala Dakota chief, Antonio Zeno Shindler, between 1851 and 1852
john h. fitzgibbondakota (sioux)
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