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1946 Photograph  An African African man, a double amputee, works on a case of broken dolls. Visual Still
1899 Cover  Barefoot boy carrying sack on a stick, farm house in the background. Visual Still
1860 Lithograph  A boy wearing high-waist pants, an over-sized jacket, and a hat holds newspapers in both hands. Visual Still
1860 Engraving  Visual Still
1860 Engraving  Visual Still
1860 Illustration  A boy with a hunched back is carried on the shoulders of another boy in front of a newstand. Visual Still
1860 Illustration  A bald well-dressed man invites John to come watch him eat boned turkey Visual Still
1860 Illustration  A child's drawing of of a fenced house and trees Visual Still
unknown Photograph  A large two-story brick building, with stairs going to a railed-off porch. Visual Still
1967 Charts & Tables  Chart displaying various child welfare services. Visual Still
1868 Illustration  A man in a top hat talking with a newsboy. Visual Still
1858 Engraving  Boy in straw hat stand in front of dilapidated house. Visual Still
1858 Engraving  Older women sits on stool next to fence, broken window, and broom, her clothing somewhat tattered. Visual Still
1858 Engraving  Three gentlemen, two of them seated, talking in a room. Visual Still
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"Hag!"
 1858 Engraving  A man points at an unseen figure, a man and a woman next to him. Visual Still
1858 Engraving  A man in a top hat scratches his head, elderly women in tatters behind him. Visual Still
1858 Engraving  A man on a stage pulls up his sleeve, five gentlemen sitting behind him. Visual Still
circa 1913 Photograph  Young boy in hat stands before large door holding newspapers. Visual Still
1922 Photograph  Bare-footed boy holding newspapers. Visual Still
August 1908 Photograph  Boy with cap stands in street holding a newspaper. Visual Still
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