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| 27001 |
 | Wolfman Jack.
Wolfman Jack.
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| 27002 |
 | Woman Bound Over; Faces Grave Charge
Davenport Democrat And Leader, Friday, May 10, 1929, Page 15
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| 27003 |
 | Woman Drowned in Lake.
The Belvidere (Illinois) Daily Republican Wednesday, July 30, 1947 page 1.
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| 27004 |
 | Woman Killed By Auto While Walking Home - Mary (Ahern) McGlone
Chicago Daily Tribune (1923-1963); Oct 29, 1955, pg. 10
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| 27005 |
 | Woman Sues City Of Paris Following Fall - Nell (Gamble) Jett
Moberly Monitor-Index (Moberly, Missouri), 27 Feb 1958, Thu, Page 4
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| 27006 |
 | Woman's Club Speaker - Frederick Nelson Litten
Freeport Journal-Standard, Freeport, Illinois, 06 Jan 1949, Thursday, Page 6
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| 27007 |
 | Women Boost Titanic Fund - Nelle (Stevenson) Snyder
Star Tribune (Minneapolis, Minnesota), 01 May 1912, Wednesday, Page 5
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| 27008 |
 | Womens Bible.
The Akron (Ohio) Beacon and Republican, Thursday, January 23, 1896 page 1.
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| 27009 |
 | Wonder Woman #1.
The character first appeared in All Star Comics #8 in December 1941. Wonder Woman next appeared in Sensation Comics #1 in January 1942. Six months later, Wonder Woman #1 debuted. Since then, with the exception of four months in 1986, the series has been in continuous print.
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| 27010 |
 | Wonder Woman Sketch
William's very first Wonder Woman sketch.
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| 27011 |
 | Woodard-Dennison Marriage.
Woodard-Dennison Marriage
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| 27012 |
 | Woodard-Knox Marriage 2.
Woodard-Knox Marriage 2.
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| 27013 |
 | Woodbury Fisk Headstone.
Status: Located; Woodbury Fisk Headstone.
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Owner of original: Kenneth A Nagel
Date: 9 Jun 2016
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| 27014 |
 | Woodrow Doolin Obituary
Quad-City Times (Davenport, Iowa) 15 May 1975, Thursday, Page 4
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| 27015 |
 | Woodrow Wilson Doolin Headstone
Status: Located; Woodrow Wilson Doolin Headstone
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Owner of original: Ken Nagel
Date: 3 Sep 2017
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| 27016 |
 | Woodruff Selby Marriage
Julia Woodruff and Norman Selby Marriage
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| 27017 |
 | Woods Cross Woman Dies in Salt Lake.
The Salt Lake Telegram, Monday, November 15, 1926 section 2 page 1.
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| 27018 |
 | Woodward Family Plots.
Status: Located; Woodward Family Plots.
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Owner of original: Kenneth A. Nagel
Date: 10 Aug 1019
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| 27019 |
 | Woodward Family Stone.
Status: Located; Woodward Family Stone.
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Owner of original: Kenneth A. Nagel
Date: 10 Aug 2019
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| 27020 |
 | Woodward-Gerah Marriage.
Woodward-Gerah Marriage.
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| 27021 |
 | Woodward-Knox Marriage.
Woodward-Knox Marriage.
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| 27022 |
 | Woody Johnson & Suzanne Ircha.
Woody Johnson & Suzanne Ircha.
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| 27023 |
 | Woody Johnson.
Woody Johnson.
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| 27024 |
 | Woody Johnson.
Woody Johnson - Owner of the New York Jets.
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| 27025 |
 | Worden Class Photo.
United States Air Force Test Pilot School, 1964, Class 64C. Al is in the back row on the right.
From the privately published book, USAF Test Pilot School, 50 Years and Beyond, page 86.
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Owner of original: U.S. Air Force
Date: 1964
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| 27026 |
 | Worden EVA.
Worden holds two world's records that are still standing as of 2020
His lunar orbit at one point had him 2,235 away from the rest of the Apollo crew on the moon. The Guinness Book Of World records" declared him to be the "most isolated human being".
On the return trip he performed an extravehicular activity (EVA), or spacewalk, to retrieve film cassettes from cameras on the exterior of the spacecraft. It was considered the first "deep space" EVA in history, it took place 196,000 miles from Earth. By comparison the astronauts working outside the international space station are at a maximum of 255 miles away.
This frame from a 16MM film represents the best picture made of him during that portion of the mission.
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Owner of original: NASA
Date: 5 Aug 1971
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| 27027 |
 | Worden EVA.
NASA artist depiction of Worden's deep-space walk. Jim Irwin assisted remaining in the hatch as Worden did the work needed and retrieved the film canisters. He spent 38 minutes outside of the spacecraft.
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Owner of original: NASA
Date: 1971
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| 27028 |
 | Worker's Fall Leaves Friends On Shaky Ground - John Daniel Dietmeyer
Daily Herald Suburban Chicago, Tuesday, May 2, 1978, Section 1 -5
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| 27029 |
 | World of the Ultra Audible.
The Tamaroa (Illinois) Times, Friday, August 8, 1924.
Beyond trying to decode Shakespeare Fabyan's research center performed audio research. This research was so important that Riverbank Laboratories survives today as a highly respected source of independent acoustical materials testing.
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| 27030 |
 | World War I memorial - Wheelock Vermont.
World War I memorial - Wheelock Vermont.
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Owner of original: Photo courtesy of Daderot via Creative Commons
Date: 18 Aug 2013
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| 27031 |
 | Worldwide Inventor Drops Dead - Jerome Wheelock
Boston Daily Globe, February 27, 1902, Page 11
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| 27032 |
 | Worral C Dow Headstone.
Status: Located; Worral C Dow Headstone.
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Owner of original: Ken Nagel
Date: 10 Aug 2014
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| 27033 |
 | Worral Dow
Worral Dow
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Owner of original: Courtesy Of Davenport Iowa History
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| 27034 |
 | Worry is Given as Cause.
The Evening Independent, Massillion, Ohio, Thusday, March 18, 1937 page 8.
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| 27035 |
 | Worthington Cogswell Miner Headstone 2.
Status: Located; Worthington Cogswell Miner Headstone 2.
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Owner of original: Photo courtesy of Jay Boone
Date: 2011
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| 27036 |
 | Worthington Cogswell Miner Headstone.
Worthington Cogswell Miner Headstone.
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Owner of original: Photo courtesy of Jay Boone
Date: 2011
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| 27037 |
 | Wounded soldiers from the battle of the Wilderness at Fredericksburg, Viginia, May 20, 1864.
Photo taken outside of the Sanitary Commission depot in Fredericksburg. A volunteer nurse (Seated in the doorway) is surrounded by wounded soldiers from the Battle of the Wilderness.
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Owner of original: Library of Congress
Date: 20 May 1864
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| 27038 |
 | Wreaths at Arlington National Cemetery.
Wreaths at Arlington National Cemetery.
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Owner of original: DOD photo by Master Sgt. Jim Varhegyi, U.S. Air Force.
Date: 15 Dec 2005
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| 27039 |
 | Wreck Caused By Malice
Defiance Express, Saturday, June 24, 1905, Page 2
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| 27040 |
 | Wreckage of the USS Maine.
Wreckage of the USS Maine showing the mast standing above the waterline.
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Owner of original: Photo courtesy of National Archives and Records Administration
Date: 1898
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| 27041 |
 | Wright 1880 2.
1880 US census, Wyoming, Iowa, Wisconsin, enumeration district 160, Family Number 6547256, Wright.
Frank was first counted on this census dated 2 Jun 1880 as a nephew of the Jones family. On 30 Jun 1880 he was counted again, this time living with his proper family.
Currently I do not know the reason for this.
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Owner of original: archive.org
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| 27042 |
 | Wright Brothers
Aviation pioneers credited with the first powered flight.
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| 27043 |
 | Wright Brothers Stamp.
Wright Brothers Stamp.
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| 27044 |
 | Wright Brothers Telegram.
Telegram from Orville Wright to Bishop Milton Wright anouncing the first successful powered flight, 17 December 1903.
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Owner of original: Library of Congress
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| 27045 |
 | Wright Children Inscriptions.
Status: Located; Wright Children Inscriptions.
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Owner of original: Kenneth A. Nagel
Date: 1 Oct 2021
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| 27046 |
 | Wrights Reburial Stirs Dispute.
The New Mexican Sun, Santa Fe, NM, Sunday, April 14, 1985 Section A, Page 4.
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| 27047 |
 | Writney Straight
Writney Straight (center) With his wife, Lady Daphne Margarita Finch-Hatton, and British racing driver Richard John Beattie Seaman.
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| 27048 |
 | Wrong Hat.
The Herald, Jasper, Indiana, Wednesday, August 25, 2004 Page 2.
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| 27049 |
 | WWI
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| 27050 |
 | WWII
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