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C.M. Bell Studio Collection

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Boyce, Isaac D.

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Image
Created Date:
1873 Ca. 1916.
Rights:
http://www.loc.gov/rr/print/res/
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Keywords

  1. African Americans
  2. Amputees
  3. Approximately 1849 1893
  4. Arlington National Cemetery (Arlington, Va.)
  5. Art
  6. Artificial Limbs
  7. Athletes
  8. Baseball Players
  9. Bell Family
  10. Bell, C. M
  11. Buildings
  12. Business Enterprises
  13. Cabinet Officers
  14. Capitol Police
  15. Children
  16. Chinese
  17. Clergy
  18. Clubs
  19. Congress
  20. Dead Persons
  21. Diplomats
  22. Document Signings
  23. Entertainers
  24. Ethnic Groups
  25. Events
  26. Families
  27. Glass Negatives
  28. Government
  29. Government Officials
  30. Group Portraits
  31. Indians Of North America
  32. Interiors
  33. Inventions
  34. Inventors
  35. J.E. Hanger, Inc
  36. Japanese
  37. Legislators
  38. Maryland
  39. Maryland Agricultural College
  40. Musicians
  41. Occupations
  42. Orphanages
  43. Photographic Studios
  44. Police
  45. Portrait Photographs
  46. Presidents' Spouses
  47. Pullman Porters
  48. Sick Persons
  49. St. Ann's Infant Asylum (Washington, D.C.)
  50. Supreme Court
  51. Supreme Court Justices
  52. Treaties
  53. United States
  54. Universities
  55. Universities & Colleges
  56. Washington (D.C.)
  57. Weddings

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