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1919 Poster  Poster reading that The Disabled Man Who is Profitably Employed Is No Longer Handicapped. Training for self-support is not only humane, but economical. The advantages already extended to injured soldiers at home and abroad must be extended to every citizen disabled in industry or accident. Rehabilitation is the fundamental means of attack on the problem of disability. Let us help the cripple in the future, not by handing out alms, but by giving him a fair chance to win his own way to self-respect and self-support. Visual Still
March 25, 1949 Photograph  A newspaper photograph of about twenty people, about half of whom are in wheelchairs. Visual Still
1923 Photograph  Mrs. Coolidge presents a medal to a man (L.B. Clark) on crutches. Visual Still
August 1865 Photograph  Henry Barnum in uniform. His coat and shirt are pulled aside from his left hip revealing a wound through which a string passes. Visual Still
June 1918 Photograph  Man and woman walking in field. Visual Still
June 1918 Photograph  Four men in a sculpture workshop. Visual Still
June 1918 Photograph  Three men, two with canes, one in military uniform, with chickens. Visual Still
June 1918 Photograph  Young man sits working at drafting board, Visual Still
1950 Photograph  Portrait Howard Rusk. Half-length, full-face. Signed by Rusk, 1950 Visual Still
1970 Photograph  A man in a wheelchair and a nurse look at papers. Visual Still
August 1918 Photograph  Three men work making signs. Visual Still
August 1918 Photograph  One man, standing, teaches four sitting men how to use telegraph machines. Visual Still
June 1918 Photograph  One-legged man sits at typewrite Visual Still
1870 Illustration  Two images of a man who had a musket ball pass through his head. Visual Still
1870 Illustration  An engraving of the back of a man's head with a large cavity. Visual Still
1868 Illustration  Engraving of a weary looking soldier returning to his home. Visual Still
June 1918 Photograph  Six men working in a typesetting room. Visual Still
May 1, 1898 Cover  Print showing a bloated Civil War veteran sitting on a chair beneath a sign that states How the Fatman has grown. On display next to him is Uncle Sam sitting on a chair beneath a sign that states The Living Skeleton. Visual Still
circa 1918 Photograph  Photograph of ward in military hospital, including veterans, nurses, and doctors. Several men use wheelchairs. Visual Still
May 1919 Photograph  About a dozen one-legged men stand in a row, facing men holding exercise balls. crutches lie on the floor. Visual Still
May 1919 Photograph  About a dozen men sitting on the floor of a gym, crutches at their sides. Visual Still
May 1919 Photograph  Men doing calisthenics in a field next to a three-story brick building. Visual Still
June 1918 Photograph  Man with one arm working in a greenhouse. Visual Still
1918 Photograph  Soldiers lying on stretchers; nurse and officers in background Visual Still
October 1918 Photograph  Men working at carpentry machinery. Visual Still
October 1918 Article  Three men housepainting. Visual Still
circa 1916 Postcard  Seventeen men in an insitutional kitchen. Visual Still
August 1918 Cartoon  Cartoon of soldier with cane in military fortification made of sandbags marked charity. Poison gas, marked worn-out notion of the cripple, lies in the direction of a job. Visual Still
June 1918 Photograph  Man in wheelchair reading aletter, a woman standing net to him. Visual Still
June 1918 Cartoon  Cartoon of a soldier with a cane running from women welcoming his home. He runs toward a job. Visual Still
1945 Photograph  Two lines of men, most leg amputees, perform balancing exercises. Visual Still
circa 1945 Photograph  View from behind of a line of lower leg amputees performing balance exercises Visual Still
1945 Photograph  Two veterans with prosthetic legs use a nurse for support as the three rollerskate. Visual Still
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