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1929 Photograph  Three-story brick building, three men on front steps, with car on the street. Visual Still
1886 Photograph  Two boys working as cobblers. One files the sole of a shoe. The other holds a hammer and last upright and smiles. Visual Still
circa 1885 Photograph  Young men and women in woodworking shop. Visual Still
June 1932 Photograph  A man works in a shop making leg braces. Visual Still
1909 Photograph  One man with apron, two women in light blouses and dark skirts, printing equipment. Visual Still
June 1918 Photograph  Man with one arm working in a greenhouse. Visual Still
August 1933 Photograph  A man works at a desk. Visual Still
1942 Photograph  Cover of Goodwill's 1942 annual report. A man working standing next to a kitchen blender. Visual Still
1942 Photograph  An elderly woman sewing an American flag. Visual Still
1942 Photograph  A young woman on the telephone. Visual Still
1942 Photograph  Three women sits and talk. One has a crutch and braces. Another has a cane. Visual Still
1942 Photograph  Men working in a shop repairing furniture. Visual Still
1942 Photograph  A man wearing a welding shield. Visual Still
1942 Photograph  Portrait of Edar J. Helms, an elderly balding man with glasses. Visual Still
1942 Photograph  An elderly man varnishing a chair. Visual Still
1909 Photograph  Secretary taking dictation. Visual Still
October 1918 Photograph  Men working at carpentry machinery. Visual Still
1898 Photograph  A nine-piece brass band stands in a field in front of trees holding their instruments. They stand around a large drum on which is printed State Insane Asylum Band, Topeka, KS. Visual Still
circa 1880 Photograph  Fourteen women pose on the steps of the Willard Asylum. Visual Still
circa 1880 Photograph  Stereo card of men and women at work in the laundry at Willard Asylym. Visual Still
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