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Broadside, entrance placard to Mount Vernon Box 89 OVERSIZE, Folder 1893.00.00

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Broadside, funeral procession arrangements for George Washington, Boston, Massachusetts Box 89 OVERSIZE, Folder 1800.01.06

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Broadside, funeral procession arrangements for George Washington, Haverhill, Massachusetts Box 36, Folder 1800.02.04

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Broadside, Funeral procession of George Washington Box 34, Folder 1799.12.29

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Broadside, General Washington's Birthday song Box 87, Folder undated no. 178

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Broadside, Instructions to the Commanders of the Private Ships or Vessels of War Box 5, Folder 1776.04.03

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Broadside, Jonathan Trumbull memorial for George Washington Box 89 OVERSIZE, Folder 1800.03.01

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Broadside, Land sale Box 29, Folder 1796.00.00

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Broadside, memorial to George Washington by W. P. Blake Box 89 OVERSIZE, Folder 1800.00.00

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Broadside, "Order of Procession for the Day, April 30th" Box 14, Folder 1789.04.30

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