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July 1933 Cartoon  Cartoon of a man with his arm around a woman on a park bench with wheels. Visual Still
August 1933 Cartoon  A young man uses a crutch to hold pretzels and a beer mug. Visual Still
September 1933 Cartoon  Cartoon of a young man on crutches looking at a strong man on a soap box. Visual Still
July 1932 Photograph  A batter stands next to a wheelchair and holds crutches while others watch. Visual Still
April 1932 Illustration  An architectural drawing of the pools at Warm Springs. Visual Still
April 1932 Illustration  An architectural drawing of steps into a swimming pool. Visual Still
April 1932 Illustration  A drawing of a table and chair for use in the pools. Visual Still
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 April 1932 Illustration  A drwing of a large bathtub with legs. Visual Still
April 1932 Illustration  Drawing of positions of people on an underwater table. Visual Still
January 30, 1939 Pamphlet  Drawing of children carrying crutches with fairy flying above with banner, Health To All. Visual Still
January 30, 1938 Magazine  FDR sits at a desk surrounded by children, one holding a crutch. A woman looks on. Visual Still
unknown Postcard  Photograph of a large pyramid of Crutches in the corner of a church. Visual Still
1962 Magazine  Campus scene with a young woman in a wheelchair. Visual Still
August 1931 Photograph  A young man swings a golf club. Visual Still
1945 Photograph  Wooden ramp along stairs in ornate Victorian house. Visual Still
1945 Photograph  Ramp covering stairs next to ornate woodwork. Visual Still
August 1933 Photograph  A young man lies on a couch and reads a newspaper. Visual Still
August 1933 Photograph  A man works at a desk. Visual Still
August 1933 Photograph  A man sleeps in a bed. Visual Still
August 1933 Photograph  A young man walks on crutches. Visual Still
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