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| 5851 |
 | Orlando Brigham
Orlando Brigham |
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| 5852 |
 | Orrin James Olsen
Utah, Logan, Logan High School, 1969 |
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| 5853 |
 | Orson Scott Card
Orson Scott Card |
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| 5854 |
 | Orson Scott Card
Orson Scott Card - Author. Best known for for his "Ender's Game" series. he has written over 50 novels and 4 5short stories. Additionally he teaches ans has written two books on creative writing. |
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| 5855 |
 | Orville Edgar Wheelock.
Orville Edgar Wheelock. |
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| 5856 |
 | Orville Wright age 34.
Orville Wright age 34. |
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| 5857 |
 | Orville Wright bicycle shop.
Orville Wright and Edwin H. Sines, neighbor and boyhood friend, filing frames in the back of the Wright bicycle shop. |
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| 5858 |
 | Oscar Merritt Wheelock.
Oscar Merritt Wheelock - A wanted man in the United States, a hero of the Mexican Revolution. |
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| 5859 |
 | Oscar Strel.
History of the 104th Ohio Volunteer Infantry, 1863 to 1865 bu N.A. Piny. Published by Werner & Lohmann, Akron, Ohio 1886. |
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| 5860 |
 | Othniel Charles Marsh.
Othniel Charles Marsh. |
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| 5861 |
 | Othniel Charles Marsh.
The Popular Science Monthly, August 1878 |
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| 5862 |
 | Otis Avery.
The Groton Avery Clan Volume I, page 556. By Elroy McKendree Avery and Catherine Hitchcock (Tilden) Avery. Self published, Boston, 1912. |
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| 5863 |
 | Otis Brigham
Otis Brigham |
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| 5864 |
 | Otis Clapp
The Clapp Memorial. Record of the Clapp Family in America, Containing Sketches of the Original Six Emigrants, and a Genealogy of Their Descendants Bearing the Name. With a Supplement. By Ebenezer Clapp. Published in Boston by David Clapp & Son Publishing 1876. Page (facing) 83. |
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| 5865 |
 | Otis Russell Homestead.
Historical Reminiscences of he Early Times in Marlborough, Massachusetts, and Prominent Events From 1860 to 1910: Including Brief Allusions to Many Individuals, and an Account of the Celebration of the Two Hundred and Fiftieth Anniversary of the Incorporation of the Town by Ella A. Bigelow. Times Publishing Company, Marlborough, Massachusetts 1910. Page 161. |
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| 5866 |
 | Ottawa IL Lincoln-Douglas.
Ottawa IL was the site of the first Lincoln-Douglas debate on 21 April 1858 when the two men were running for Senator. A fountain with statues of the two men now occupies the spot of the debate in Ottawa's Washington Park. Lincoln was considered the winner of this debate but, he lost the election. |
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| 5867 |
 | Ottawa IL Mural.
General William Hervy Lamme Wallace and Union troops in a mural by G Byron Peck located at 815 La Salle Street. |
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| 5868 |
 | Ottawa IL War Memorial.
The Civil War Memorial in Ottawa's Washington Park is a marble memorial column erected in 1873. The monument was designed and built by Edward McInnhill. The monument contains the names of over 800 Civil War dead from LaSalle County IL, but most of the names are unreadable due to deterioration. |
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| 5869 |
 | Otto Nagel
Otto Nagel |
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| 5870 |
 | Ottolie Andrey Marie Noble
Iowa, Davenport, Davenport High School, 1925
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| 5871 |
 | Our heroes and our flag.
Southern Lithograph Co., 105 & 107 Chambers St., NY. About July 6, 1896. |
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| 5872 |
 | Ouray City Hall.
The Ouray City Hall was built in 1900 to resemble Independence Hall in Pennsylvania. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1975. It was restored in 1988 after a fund-raising campaign led by Mayor Bill Fries (C.W. McCall). |
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| 5873 |
 | Owen Chase.
Owen Chase. |
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| 5874 |
 | Oz Perkins.
Oz Perkins. |
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| 5875 |
 | P-51 Iwo Jima.
P-51 Mustang takes off from Iwo Jima. |
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| 5876 |
 | Pacific Theater.
Pacific Theater. |
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| 5877 |
 | Packers Pine Tar Soap.
Packers Pine Tar Soap. |
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| 5878 |
 | Packers Pine Tar Soap.
Packers Pine Tar Soap has been marketed for 125 years. |
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| 5879 |
 | Paget Brewster.
Paget Brewster. |
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| 5880 |
 | Palmer Trailer Court Park Bristol VT.
The New Haven River can still be a destructive force. On June 27, 1998 the river jumped its streambed due to heavy flooding and cut a new path through the heart of this trailer park. This time it did not take any lives. |
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| 5881 |
 | Pam Hiegert.
Thw "Purgold" the 1977 yearbook of the North Kansas City (Missouri) High School, Page 183. |
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| 5882 |
 | Pam Tebow
Pam Tebow |
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| 5883 |
 | Pam Tebow
Pam Tebow |
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| 5884 |
 | Pamela Denise Anderson.
Pamela Denise Anderson. |
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| 5885 |
 | Pamela S (nee Jeske) Morgan
Alex Morgan and her Mom. |
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| 5886 |
 | Panorama of Battle Creek, Michigan - 1907
Panorama of Battle Creek, Michigan - 1907 |
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| 5887 |
 | Panorama of Rock Island Illinois.
Panorama of Rock Island Illinois as seen from Davenport Iowa. Circa 1874 |
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| 5888 |
 | Paris Eugene Singer.
Paris Eugene Singer. |
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| 5889 |
 | Park-American Hotel Dining Room.
Postcard showing the Park-American Hotel Dining Room. The hotel was renowned for it's fine dining. |
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| 5890 |
 | Park-American Hotel Lobby.
Postcard showing the lobby of the Park-American. |
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| 5891 |
 | Park-American Hotel Park.
Postcard showing the park adjacent to the hotel from which the Park-American Hotel gets it's name. |
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| 5892 |
 | Parker Stevenson
Parker Stevenson - Actor. My 10th cousin. |
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| 5893 |
 | Parker Stevenson.
Parker Stevenson. |
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| 5894 |
 | Parmelia Katherine (Wheelock) McNeill
Parmelia Katherine (Wheelock) McNeill |
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| 5895 |
 | Parr pushing the President into his limo.
Although the president was in pain no one realized the president had been shot. Jerry pushed him into the limo and ordered the motorcade to drive to the hospital. His quick action is credited with saving the president's life. |
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| 5896 |
 | Pat Nixon.
Pat Nixon. |
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| 5897 |
 | Pat Priest
Pat Priest. Actress. The second Marylin on "The Munsters". My 11th cousin. |
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| 5898 |
 | Pat Sheehan
Pat Sheehan |
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| 5899 |
| Pat Summerall
Pat Summerall 1955 Bowman Football Card. |
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| 5900 |
 | Pat Summerall
Pat Summerall- National Football League Placekicker 1952-1961. Sports Broadcaster 1962-1994. My 10th cousin once removed. |
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