Offset PioneerCreated By: O’Brien, Katherine Source/Publisher: American Printer 123.10 (October 2006): 34–36
Ohio River Bridge, Louisville, KYFirst train over Ohio River Bridge, Louisville, KY, February 18, 1870, photograph by Edward Klauber
Ohio: The History Of A PeopleCreated By: Cayton, Andrew Publisher: Columbus: Ohio State University, 2002
Old Germantown, 1889Engraving of Germantown, Pennsylvania by Rudolf Cronau, originally published in Die Gartenlaube, a German weekly magazine, in 1889. Descriptions of…
Old Lutheran Church, in Fifth Street Philadelphia“Old Lutheran Church, in Fifth Street Philadelphia,” drawn, engraved, and published by William Birch & son. From: The city of…
Omaha Daily Tribune staff at main office in Omaha, post 1917Omaha Daily Tribune staff at main office in Omaha, not dated but likely post 1917.
Omaha TribüneCreated By: Nebraska State Historical Society Publisher: Nebraska State Historical Society
On the Trail of the RinglingsCreated By: Schlicher, J.J. Source/Publisher: Wisconsin Magazine of History 26 (1942): 8-22
On the way to the new world - on board a German immigrant shipOn the way to the new world - on board a German immigrant ship, woodcut, 1849
One Friendship at a Time: The Amazing Growth of the Schwan Food CompanyCreated By: Hakala, William Publisher: Afton, MN: Hakala Communications, 2004
One Man Show: Henry Miller in the San JoaquínCreated By: Sawyer, Charles, ed Publisher: Los Banos, CA: Loose Change Publications, 2003
One Tough Mother: Taking Charge in Life, Business, and Apple PiesCreated By: Boyle, Gertrude and Kerry Tymchuck Publisher: New York: Basic Books, 2006
Only the Navy can stop thisUnder Kaiser Wilhelm II, Germany developed a reputation as an overbearing, arrogant, and militaristic state. This image of their homeland…
Open letter from British mining engineer Matthew Thomas to John Reed offering to lease his mine for 99 yearsOpen letter from British mining engineer Matthew Thomas to John Reed offering to lease his mine for 99 years. West…
Oppenheimer, HenryA successful retailer and wholesaler and longtime president of Hutzler Brothers Company, Henry Oppenheimer used family connections to establish and further his career in the United States after emigrating from Baden.
Oppenheimer, Henry honored at the Baltimore Retail Merchants’ Association Banquet, 1942At a banquet on May 6, 1942, Henry Oppenheimer (right) was recognized for his twenty-five years of service to the…
