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Mt. Rainier and Court of Honor, as seen from the U. S. Government Building

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Open book Mt. Rainier and Court of Honor, as seen from the U. S. Government Building

Title Mt. Rainier and Court of Honor, as seen from the U. S. Government Building

Date 1907

Place Washington (State)--Seattle

Subjects Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition, Architecture, Cities & towns

Description Aerial view of large white buildings with red roofs and trees and a mountain in the background

Biographical/Historical Note John Monroe is a postcard collector based in Washington D.C.

Extent 1 postcard

Format Postcards, Printed ephemera, Souvenirs

Archival Collection Title John I. Monroe collection of exposition postcards

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Call Number Modern MS Monroe Exposition vol. 13 no. 67

BibID 9911519380305867

Rights Status No Copyright - United States

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IIIF Resource Type Canvas

Size 3654px × 2435px 50.92 MB

Filename 9911519380305867_JME_vol_00013_no_000067_00001.tif

Unique Identifier NL11BA9V

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