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Rudy Lozano (foreground) during a Center for Autonomous Social Action meeting in 1975.

An early poster for Club 47, originally named Club Mount Auburn 47. The name for the club came from its address, 47 Mount Auburn St. in Cambridge.

1795-present
John Rose founded Coalport Porcelain Works in 1795, and the company became one of the leading potteries in England by 1830. In the 1880s, popular interest in fine china grew, and Coalport’s advertisers seized on that opportunity (see…

A historical representation of Columbia Theatre

A photograph taken at the historical location of Columbia Theatre

Cover image for sheet music "Columbian Polka" by Lillian Beatrice Mathewson, with an inscription in cursive reading, "Dedicated by permission to Mrs. Potter Palmer, President, board of Lady Managers at the World's Columbian Exposition"--Cover

Sheet music "Columbian Polka" by Lillian Beatrice Mathewson, with an inscription in cursive reading

Columbine and Margot arrive in this scene, overlaid on an image of a historical production of The Wonder Hat from Central High School in Aberdeen, North Dakota

Columbine and Margot examine Punchinello's wares, in this scene from The Wonder Hat illustrated by Jaime Deare.

Columbine and Margot flee Punchinello, in this scene from The Wonder Hat illustrated by Jaime Deare.

Columbine examines the magic slipper, in this scene from The Wonder Hat illustrated by Jaime Deare.

Columbine flees in the park, wearing the slipper, in this scene from The Wonder Hat illustrated by Jaime Deare.

The Official Programme for the original Columbus Day, as published in the Youth's Companion periodical on September 8, 1892, intended for celebration on October 21, 1892.

An MP3 recording of the song of "Columbus, or The World's Fair Grand March" lasting 2 mins. and 24 secs. long.

Cover image of sheet music for "Columbus, or World's Fair Grand March," by Frank Drayton

Sheet music for "Columbus, or World's Fair Grand March," by Frank Drayton

Photoplay cue for silent movie music, from the compilation Sam Fox Moving Picture Music, Vol. 3

The song "Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag" by Irving Caesar will be printed, according to this Congressional record.

Congress absorbs the costs of printing 24,500 copies of the song "Pledge of Allegiance," 22,000 copies of which are set aside for use by the House of Representatives.

Fine Arts Building Front Exterior and Front Entrance

The once site of the home of the Brush and Pencil Magazine or otherwise known as the McClurg Building as seen in the year 2016.

A modern day long shot of the exterior of the Fine Arts Building and Albert Roullier Art Rooms.

The once site of the Record-Herald Building or the home of the Fine Arts Journal. THe building is now no longer extant in the year of 2016, but the estimated location is at 154 W. Washington Blvd.

Sculpture titled "Monument With Standing Beast" by the artist Jean Dubuffet in 1984 and located in front of the James R. Thompson Center at 100 W. Randolph Street.

The exterior Entrance to the Art Institute of Chicago building, 111 S. Michigan.

Exterior of Orchestra Hall (220 S. Michigan Ave.)-the once location of the Cliff Dwellers Club.

Outside image of the Fountain of the Great Lakes in the South Garden.