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Thomas W. Evans Museum and Dental Institute (built 1912-1915, Cope & Stewardson and John T. Windrim, architects), School of Dentistry, carriage displayed in the museum
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Thomas W. Evans Museum and Dental Institute (built 1912-1915, Cope & Stewardson and John T. Windrim, architects), School of Dentistry, carriage displayed in the museum
Work Type
Digital Images
Date
ca. 1915
Material
photograph
Measurements
20 x 25 cm (8 x 10 in)
Description
Side view of carriage used by Evans to carry the Empress Eugenie to safety in the French revolt during the Franco-Prussian War
Repository
UPC 4.11, School of Dental Medicine. Dental School Library Historical Collection, Box 11, folder 13
Digital reproduction in TIFF format, scanned in grayscale at 300 dpi
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