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Tennessee State Office Buildings, Exterior; Andrew Jackson, Rachel Jackson, and James K. Polk state buildings

Tennessee State Office Buildings, Exterior; Andrew Jackson, Rachel Jackson, and James K. Polk state buildings

Tennessee State Library and Archives, Exterior

Tennessee State Capitol Former Library, Interior; Iron helix stairs

Tennessee State Capitol Former Library, Interior; Iron helix stairs

Tennessee State Capitol, Exterior; Original structure built 1845-1859; Intact from mid-nineteenth century; Statue of Senator Edward Ward Carmack

Tennessee State Capitol, Exterior; Original structure built 1845-1859; Intact from mid-nineteenth century; West facade

Tennessee State Capitol, Exterior; Original structure built 1845-1859; Intact from mid-nineteenth century

Tennessee State Capitol, Exterior; Original structure built 1845-1859; Intact from mid-nineteenth century; Statue of Senator Edward Ward Carmack

Tennessee Senate Chamber, Interior

Tennessee Senate Chamber, Interior

Tennessee Senate Chamber, Interior

Tennessee House of Representatives Rostrum, Interior

Tennessee House of Representatives Desks, Interior

Tennessee House of Representatives, Interior

Tennessee House of Representatives, Interior

Tennessee Capitol Second Floor Hall, Interior; Entrance to House of Representatives and original gasoliers (converted to electricity in 1895) shown

Tennessee Bicentennial Capitol Mall, Exterior; In construction; Viewed from North Portico of State Capitol; In foreground: Railroad Bridge

Tennessee Beauty pattern, made by [Mary Jane Trevey].

Tennessee and Virginia Campaigns, 1862-1863

Tennessee and Alabama, 1864

Tender Class S-1

Tender Class S-1

Tender Car interior

Tender 180030

Tender 180001

Ten Feet of Pocahontas Coal, Coal Dale, West Virginia

Temptation Rag, by Henry Lodge, 1909.

Writings by A. J. Davis explaining what he believes is the meaning of the phrase "Lead us not into temptation." The document is typed and in multiple parts.

Temple, Ellis, Lawson, & Giles scaling Lovers' Leap. Scaling Lover's Leap, on the New Riverin the spring of 1934. "Herkie" Temple (in white shirt), "Peanut" Ellis (in uniform), "Jerry" Lawson, and "Goldie" Giles. (all of E Company and the VPI class…

Temple, Col. Harry .

Tempe Municipal Building Council Chambers, Interior

Tempe Municipal Building, Interior

Tempe Municipal Building, Exterior

Tempe Municipal Building, Exterior

Tempe Municipal Building, Exterior; Reads,"Tempe's unique, ultra-modern Municipal Building typifies the forward, upward thrust of this energetic, thriving city." Published by Dexter Press, West Nyack, New York

Tempe Municipal Building, Exterior; Reads,"Tempe's unique, ultra-modern Municipal Building typifies the forward, upward thrust of this energetic, thriving city." Published by Dexter Press, West Nyack, New York

Tempe Municipal Building, Exterior; Text reads, "Located in downtown Tempe, the Municipal Building houses the Mayor, City Manager, and all Department Heads. The main structure and perimeter buildings consist of 50,000 square feet, cost 2.2 million to…

Tempe Municipal Building, Exterior; Text reads, "Located in downtown Tempe, the Municipal Building houses the Mayor, City Manager, and all Department Heads. The main structure and perimeter buildings consist of 50,000 square feet, cost 2.2 million to…

Tell Mother I Die Happy, lyrics by C. A. Vosburgh, music by J. Burns, 1864.

Television Control Room in Rhode Island State House, Interior; State-run

Television Camera in Rhode Island Senate, Interior; State-run; In session; Lobbyists and Staff in background

Television Camera in Rhode Island Senate, Interior; State-run; In session; Lobbyists and Staff in background

Telephone Switchboard

Statement given by Boucher about a new telemedicine project in Southwest Virginia

Telegraph from James W. M. Harris to his wife Mary.

Telegraph from James W. M. Harris to his wife Mary.

Laverne, Archie's wife, notifies Mrs. Monteith of his passing

Telegram from J. Robert Oppenheimer to Robert E. Marshak informing him that he will be in Europe on May 8, 1963, to speak to Marshak or "Eklund."