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| 3201 |
 | Glen & Chloe Lane.
Glen & Chloe Lane. |
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| 3202 |
 | Glen Disney
Glen Disney |
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| 3203 |
 | Glen Edward Lane.
Glen Edward Lane. |
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| 3204 |
 | Glen Lane & Wayne Lesley.
Glen Lane & Wayne Lesley. |
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| 3205 |
 | Glen Ray Pollard
Iowa, Seymour, Seymour High School, 1984 |
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| 3206 |
 | Glenn Close
Glenn Close - Actress, my 9th cousin twice removed. |
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| 3207 |
 | Glenn Close.
Glenn Close. |
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| 3208 |
 | Glenn Edwin Wheelock
Dondero High School, Royal Oak, Michigan, 1962 |
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| 3209 |
 | Glenn Hefner
Nebraska, Lincoln, Nebraska Wesleyan University, 1916 |
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| 3210 |
 | Glenn McWane
Glenn McWane |
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| 3211 |
 | Glenn McWane
Glenn McWane |
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| 3212 |
 | Glenna (Reynolds) and William Skelly
Glenna (Reynolds) and William Skelly |
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| 3213 |
 | Glenna (Reynolds) and William Skelly.
Glenna (Reynolds) and William Skelly. |
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| 3214 |
 | Glenna Marlene (Reynolds) Skelly
Glenna Marlene (Reynolds) Skelly |
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| 3215 |
 | Glenna Reynolds and William Skelly Marriage
The Times (Streator, Illinois) 19 Sep 1973, Wednesday, Page 15 |
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| 3216 |
 | Glenna Skelly with Great-Grandson, A.J. Watson
Glenna Skelly with Great-Grandson, A.J. Watson |
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| 3217 |
 | Glenna Skelly with her granddaughter, Jeanne Nagel
Glenna Skelly with her granddaughter, Jeanne Nagel |
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| 3218 |
 | Glider Launcher Patent 1906.
The launch system used at the worlds fair consisted of a car that ran on railroad like rails and an electric motor that pulled a tow rope. |
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| 3219 |
 | Gloria Hiegert.
"The Pirate, History of the Paxico (Kansas) High School 1909-1974". Page 47. |
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| 3220 |
 | Glory
Matthew Broderick as Colonel Robert Gould Shaw in the movie "Glory". |
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| 3221 |
 | Goddard with his first flying liquid fueled rocket.
The rocket was fueled by liquid oxygen and gasoline. It was ignited with a torch. The motor is mounted high in the nose to simplify stable flight. The cone over the lower mounted fuel tanks was there to protect them from the exhaust.
Note: This black and white photo has been hand colored. |
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| 3222 |
 | Godfrey Stillman Rockefeller.
The Evening star, Washington D.C., November 6, 1923, Page 13. |
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| 3223 |
 | Godwin and Nagel.
Godwin and Nagel. |
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| 3224 |
 | Godzilla
Hank played the camera man who almost gets stepped on by the 1998 incarnation of Godzilla. |
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| 3225 |
 | Golden Gate Bridge in the fog.
The Golden Gate Bridge built January 5, 1933 through April 19, 1937. It is 90 feet wide and 1.7 miles long. It cost 35 million dollars and 11 lives of construction workers who died in accidental falls. Another 19 fell but were saved by safety nets. |
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| 3226 |
 | Goldie Hawn.
Goldie Hawn. |
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| 3227 |
 | Golf On The Moon.
On Feb. 6, 1971 Shepard became the first (and so far only) man to play golf on the Moon. It wasn't planned. In the wake of the failure and near disaster of Apollo 13 NASA certainly wasn't in the mood to play games. With the help of a local golf pro he made a six-iron head that could be attached to a tool they would be using to gather core samples.
He snuck the head and two balls to the Moon inside his space suit. Due to the constraint of the space suit he had to perform a one handed chip shot. There was no still photograph take to commemorate the moment. This is a frame from a low resolution video. Shepard shanked the first ball, but estimated his second shot traveled more than 200 yards. |
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| 3228 |
 | Gondwanaland.
The theory of continental drift was first put fourth in 1596. It was rejected by most scientist until the late 1960's this was due to lack of evidence and little understanding of plate tectonics, the driving force of continental drift. Edwin's discovery of Lystrosaurus in Antarctica helped to show the spread of species through land that was once joined. |
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| 3229 |
 | Good Morning America.
David Hartman interviews model, Cheryl Tiegs and boxer, Muhammad Ali on the TV program "Good Morning America" |
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| 3230 |
 | Gordon "Dode" Reynolds
Gordon "Dode" Reynolds |
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| 3231 |
 | Gordon Orville Pratt
Indiana
Lacrosse
Lacrosse High School
1929 |
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| 3232 |
 | Gordon Reynolds
Gordon Reynolds |
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| 3233 |
 | Gordon Wheelock
Gordon Wheelock |
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| 3234 |
 | Gordon, Larry and Virginia Reynolds
Gordon, Larry and Virginia Reynolds |
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| 3235 |
 | Gorge Blue Jr. Military
The Times (Streator, Illinois) 05 Dec 1989, Tuesday, Page 6 |
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| 3236 |
 | Gov Smyth's Residence.
Lane Genealogies, Volume 1, William Lane of Boston, Massachusetts by Rev, Jacob Chapman and Rev. James H. Fitts, published by the News-Letter Press, Exeter, New Hampshire 1891. |
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| 3237 |
 | Governor Alexander Hamilton Rice.
From "Frank Leslie's historical register of the United States Centennial Exposition, 1876" Frank Leslie's Publishing house. New York 1877. Page 76. |
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| 3238 |
 | Governor Dayton Oath.
Governor Dayton being sworn in. |
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| 3239 |
 | Governor Endicott Peabody
Governor Endicott Peabody - 62nd Governor of Massachusetts My 10th cousin twice removed. |
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| 3240 |
 | Governor George Romney.
Governor George Romney. |
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| 3241 |
 | Governor James Young Smith of Rhode Island.
Governor James Young Smith of Rhode Island. Official Portrait in the Rhode Island capitol. |
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| 3242 |
 | Governor John Davis
Governor John Davis |
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| 3243 |
 | Governor John Davis
Governor John Davis |
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| 3244 |
 | Governor John Davis.
Governor "Honest" John Davis - 14th & 17th Governor of Massachusetts also served in the U.S. Senate and the House of Representatives. My 4th cousin 7 times removed. |
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| 3245 |
 | Governor John S. Pillsbury.
Governor John S. Pillsbury. |
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| 3246 |
 | Governor John Sargent Pillsbury.
Governor John Sargent Pillsbury. (On the right) |
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| 3247 |
 | Governor Julius Sterling Morton.
Governor Julius Sterling Morton - Governor of the Nebraska Territory, 1858 to 1861. Secretary of Agriculture, 1893 to 1897 - My 6th cousin, 5 times removed. |
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| 3248 |
 | Governor Mark Brandt Dayton.
Governor Mark Brandt Dayton - 40th Governor of Minnesota also, served in the U.S. Senate. My 12th cousin once removed. |
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| 3249 |
 | Governor Mark Dayton
Governor Mark Dayton |
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| 3250 |
 | Governor Paul Brigham.
Governor Paul Brigham - Second Governor of Vermont and other offices. My second cousin eight times removed. |
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