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16-sided Barn, 1884/1894 Box 5 - lantern slides
8083. Mount Vernon, Mansion Home of George Washington, Columbian Exposition., 1893 Box HPC - Stereorgraphs - Box 2
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(19) Ledger – Coach fares, 1891/1898 Shelf Oversize
(28) Ledger – Milk produced and sold, 1889/1895 Shelf Oversize
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402a Statue, Union Square N.Y., 1888/1896 Waldsmith Collection - Box 1
8083. Mount Vernon, Mansion Home of George Washington, Columbian Exposition., 1893 Waldsmith Collection - Box 1
8083. Mount Vernon, Mansion Home of George Washington, Columbian Exposition., 1893 Waldsmith Collection - Box 1
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Accounts, George Peter, 1823/1898 Box 17, Folder 04
Genealogical Studies, 18th Century, 1888/1900 Box 25, Folder 08
Genealogical Studies, 18th Century and Peter (Petrie), 1888/1900 Box 25, Folder 09
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Administrative Files – Fire protection, 1878/1931 Box 59, Folder 5
Board of Visitors, 1858/1926 Box 9, Folder 3
Boat service to Mount Vernon – Contracts, 1868/1926 Box 9, Folder 13
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Advertisement card for the steamer Charles Macalester, 1890/1900 Box 1, Folder 1890.00.00
Timetable for the steamer Charles Macalester, 1890/1900 Box 1, Folder 1892.00.00
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Baker, Fannie [Florida], 1888/1901 Box 50, Folder 18
Ball, Emma [Virginia], 1874/1918 Box 50, Folder 20
Barnes, Mary [District of Columbia], 1873/1912 Box 50, Folder 21
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