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Congressional floor, 1960s.

Congressional Leaders including Representative Jim Wright, Speaker of the House Carl Albert, and Representative Tip O'Neill, early 1970's.

A photograph of a conopharyngia elegans, a tree about 6 feet high with old fruits still attached to tree. The flowers are just ahead of the leaves, which are just appearing.

A photograph of conopharyngia elegans, show the detail of the leaves, flowers, and fruit. They are half their natural size.

Remarks to The Inter-American Specialized Conference to Deal With Problems Relating to the Conservation of Renewable Natural Resources in the Western Hemisphere, Mar Del Plata, Argentina, October 18, 1965

A photograph of a building being constructing using poles of wood and raffia tied together with strips of rattan. This building will be used as a soap factory.

A photograph of the construction of a house with mutato fiber. However, it is said that bamboo is better and that the ribs of construction are of bamboo.

A photograph of detail of construction of the hut, showing poles lashed into place with palm fiber.

An image of people standing on the side of the road looking at items being sold.

An image of lines of cars waiting in line viewed from a bridge.

Legal documents from the Convent of Santo Domingo in Mexico dated from 10 September 1572 to the mid 1620's. These documents touch on various matters associated with the administration of the Convent's property, its boundaries, and even a contract for…

Formal photograph of the Cook sisters. Lucy Cook Holbrook and Elizabeth Cook Barlow, and one unidentified sister. One woman wears a black dress, white lace, chain necklace, black jacket. One woman wears a black dress, black belt, black beads, white…

Postcard from Coolidge Dam in Arizoa addressed to Sr. Ignacio de la Torre, 1934.

Copra - this is typical of many places in the city - as a rule this copra is not as nice as that cured on plantations. [Shantz travel journal, Apr. 7, 1920]

Coral reef covered with mangrove - dry and dead at left. [Shantz travel journal, Apr. 10, 1920]