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L' Heureux Naufrage : Suite Des Avantures, Des Lettres Galantes, et De La Promenade Des Tuilleries / [... de Mailly]
No full textVerf. ermitteltVorlageform der Veröffentlichungsangabe: A Amsterdam, Chez N. Etienne Lucas, Libraire, dans le Beurs straat près le Dam, à la Bible
Douglas L. Dillinger, Lucas County, Ohio, 1969
No full textTerms associated with the photograph are: Lucas County Sheriffs Department | portrait | deputy sheriff | Dillinger, Douglas L
Marian L. Loss, Lucas County, Ohio, 1969
No full textTerms associated with the photograph are: Lucas County Sheriffs Department | portrait | jail matron | Loss, Marian L
O. L. Casida, Lucas County, Ohio, 1969
No full textTerms associated with the photograph are: Lucas County Sheriffs Department | portrait | jail matron | Casida, O. L
Lucas County Courthouse, architectural drawings, 1896
No full textArchitectural drawings for the Lucas County Courthouse. The building was opened to the public on January 1, 1897. The drawings are all reproductions, either white line on blue paper, or black line printed on a plasticized linen. These drawings of the courthouse were created by David L. Stine, an architect in Toledo, Ohio. The drawings have no commission number, and include renderings of the exterior of the building, floorplans, and engineering schematics. Due to variances in the quality of the reproductions, sometimes a blueprint version of an image appears, as well as the plasticized linen in an attempt to provide as complete a picture as possible
Lucas County Library, architectural drawings, 1916
No full textThis image is an architectural drawing done by David L. Stine and Son Architects. The firm designed this Carnegie library for the trustees of the Lucas County Library in 1916. The library opened in Janurary of 1918. The drawing is white line on blue paper stock. The drawings include plans for the basement, first floor, roof, exterior elevations of the building as well as a longitudinal view
Loyall B. Lucas, (1871-1930), purchased by Mrs. L. B. Lucas on February 10, 1931.
No full textDocuments regarding the headstone for Loyall B. Lucas, (1871-1930), purchased by Mrs. L. B. Lucas. The marker was placed at Woodlawn Cemetery in Toledo, Ohio. The stone is made of Georgia marble with blown letters
The Burial of John Wilkes Booth and Trial of the Lincoln Conspirators
No full textThis manuscript was typed by Paul S. Lucas from James Lucas' narration. In the manuscript, James Lucas describes the American political scene in the 1850s and the coming of the Civil War. He gives an eyewitness account of Washington in the war years, including a description of Lincoln in great detail. The Veteran Reserve Corps served as guards for the Old Capitol Prison, where the Lincoln conspirators were held. Lucas also served as a court messenger during the prisoners' trial, and he describes the conspirators as well as the trial itself. In addition, Lucas tells of guarding the body of John Wilkes Booth on the monitor "Montauk" and of the secret burial of the assassin's body in the Old Capitol prison
Lucas County Courthouse, photograph, 1890s
No full textA black and white photograph of the Lucas County Courthouse on Adams Street in downtown Toledo, Ohio. The courthouse, built in 1897, was designed by David L. Stine. The photo is undated but includes the original fountain in front of the building which was later replaced with a monument to President McKinley. The funds for the monument were raised in 1901, thus this photograph was taken between the late 1890s and early 1900s
John L. Brown Home, Lucas County, Ohio [approximately 1890]
No full textA photo of a pen and ink drawing of the home of John L. Brown, Section 24, Manhattan Township, Lucas County, Ohio. The home is surrounded by orchards and farmland, and a barn and other outbuildings are just beyond the home. A horse-drawn carriage is shown on the road in front of the house. Terms associated with the photograph are: Dwellings | Manhattan Township (Lucas County, Ohio) | Brown, John L. | Farms | Pen drawing
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