Picnic for Princess Juliana of the Netherlands at Val-kill, Hyde Park, New York

WPA; "Dedication of University of Arkansas Stadium"; Fayettville, Arkansas

Signing of the Nuclear Test Ban Treaty

A view of the ruins of Avocourt, situated just behind the American trenches before the Allied drive of September 26, 1918. Avocourt is now a pile of stones, scarcely a wall is standing. France, October 6, 1918.

Conference Report of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act of 1978 (S. 1566)

Pigeon Message from Major Whittlesey to the Commanding Officer of the 308th Infantry

This is a message delivered by pigeon from the commander of the "Lost Battalion" to the headquarters of the 308th Infantry requesting a halt of the artillery barrage that was causing numerous friendly fire casualties.

Artwork: "Moving Out at Last Night". Artist: SGT Patrick Farrell, Catalog Number: 9.21.88

Affidavit presented by a Chinese Inspector to the U.S. Circuit Court in New Jersey requesting that twelve Chinese men, arrested in Weehawken, New Jersey, be detained.

This document is filed with the Chinese Exclusion Act smuggling case file involving twelve Chinese men.

President Lyndon B. Johnson Signing H.R. 18763, the Bill to Authorize Pre-School and Early Education Programs for Handicapped Children

Original Caption: Standing (l-r): Cong. Hugh L. Carey, Cong. Dominick V. Daniels, Cong. Carl D. Perkins, Cong. Albert H. Quie, Sen. Winston L. Prouty, and Sec. Wilbur Cohen. 9/30/1968. Location: Cabinet Room, White House, Washington, DC.

Ceremonies - Salutes and Parades - New Jersey - War activities, parades to aid loan drives. Madison School boys in Civic Parade, Newark, New Jersey

Letter from Corporal James Henry Gooding to the President

The item is a letter written by Corporal James Henry Gooding of the 54th Regiment of Massachusetts Infantry to President Abraham Lincoln.

Missouri in the war. Twenty African American men left for Camp Funston

Death Certificate for Merian C. Cooper

This death certificate was signed by General Pershing and sent to Merian C. Cooper's family after he and his gunner were shot down behind enemy lines.  The Army had believed them killed, though they were actually captured by the Germans and taken to a series of Prisoner of war (POW) camps.  Cooper's father received a letter from Merian around the time the certificate arrived. Merian C. Cooper sent this copy back to the Army with the notation on top "In the language of Mark Twain Your death has been greatly exaggerated."

Order with Notice of Entry Judgment

"granting access to all accredited sports reporters to the locker room without regard to their sex"

Statement of John Crosley, Son of Former Slave Prince Crosley Who Served in the Continental Army

Water Supply System - Foot Bridge Carrying Pupcrete Pipeline to Damsite (12)

Photograph of Members of the Headquarters Company, 480th Port Battalion Set Up Between the Columns of the Ancient Greek Temple of Neptune

Statement on Woman's Rights from an Iowa Woman

This statement, printed by the Iowa Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage and signed by a woman from Dubuque, Iowa, asks Congress to oppose the Susan B. Anthony Amendment. It lists the rights that women have and why they do not need the vote, including that it would be a burden and would be "demoralizing to our government and our womanhood."

"N. P. Railway, Tacoma [Wash. Terr.] Shipping first cargo of halibut caught in Puget Sounds by crew of schooner Oscar and Hattie. September 20, 1888." By N. B. Miller.

Black and white photograph of men in working clothes standing on a wharf next to a train car. The men are posing around a number of large fish. One man is handing a fish to a man in the train car.

This edition of the Marshall Star from 1973, a newsletter of the George C. Marshall Space Center in Huntsville, Alabama, features an article titled “Anita, Job Done, Dies Aboard Skylab.” 

The article goes on to explain that Anita was the back-up spider in the Web Formation Experiment.  The primary spider, Arabella, was still alive at the time of the newsletter. Arabella’s current whereabouts are unknown.

Record Group 255: Records of the National Aeronautics and Space AdministrationSeries: Marshall StarFile Unit: Marshall Star Volume 14