Friedman, Lester’s Successor Store, 1941Immediately after the closure of the Golden Eagle in 1937, Guldman’s son-in-law Lester Friedman opened another store on the same…
Froebel’s “Gaben” (“gifts), First Kindergarten site, Watertown, WisconsinDisplay of Froebel’s “Gaben” (“gifts), First Kindergarten site, Watertown, Wisconsin
frog design’s California team, May 1984Left to right: Barry Wingate, Gert Teschner, Bettina Teschner, Fred Polito, Patricia Roller, Jack Hokanson, Jeannette Schwarz, Steve Peart, Hartmut…
Front page of Christoph Sauer Jr.'s 1755 The Pennsylvania Town and Country-man's Almanack [sic.]Front page of Christoph Sauer Jr.'s 1755 The Pennsylvania Town and Country-man's Almanack [sic.]
Front-page headline of the New York Times announcing eight White Sox players had been indicted for “fixing” the outcome of their World Series games against the Cincinnati RedsFront-page headline of the New York Times, Sep. 29, 1920, announcing eight White Sox players had been indicted for “fixing”…
Frontier Merchant in Mid-AmericaCreated By: Atherton, Lewis E Publisher: Columbia, MO: University of Missouri Press, 1971
Frontispiece from Christoph Sauer’s 1747 "Hochdeutsch Americanische Calender"Frontispiece from Christoph Sauer’s 1747 Hochdeutsch Americanische Calender. The illustration offers an allegorical depiction of the news publisher’s role within…
Fruehauf wagon, carriage, and automobile shop on Gratiot Avenue, DetroitThe new Fruehauf wagon, carriage, and automobile shop on Gratiot Avenue, Detroit.
Fruehauf, August ‘Gus’ CharlesAugust Charles Fruehauf's story and invention of the truck trailer is an integral part of the nation's transportation history in the last century. The Fruehauf Trailer Company facilitated the growth of continental transportation as a viable alternative to rail that brought efficient transportation from the farmer's gate and the factory's loading door.
Furnace to Farm: Capital, Labor, and Markets in the Pennsylvania Iron Industry, 1716–1789Created By: Kennedy, Michael V Publisher: Bethlehem, PA: Lehigh University, 1996
G. Heileman brewery and the John Gund Brewing Company in the City Atlas of La CrosseDetail from pages nineteen and twenty-one of the 1898 City Atlas of La Crosse, Wisconsin, showing the location of the…
G. Heileman Brewing Company's City Brewery in La Crosse, Wisconsin, ca. 1889Engraving of the G. Heileman Brewing Company's City Brewery in La Crosse, Wisconsin, ca. 1889. Johanna Heileman is identified as…
G. Heileman Brewing Company's and John Gund Brewing Company’s buildings in Rascher's Fire Insurance AtlasDetail from pages 28-30 of Rascher's Fire Insurance Atlas of the City of La Crosse and Surroundings (Chicago, IL: The…
G. Heileman Brewing Company's Old Style Lager brand bottled beer AdvertisementAdvertisement for the G. Heileman Brewing Company's Old Style Lager brand bottled beer. Wright’s Directory of La Crosse for 1907…
G. Heileman Brewing Company’s Golden Leaf brand bottled beer AdvertisementAdvertisement for the G. Heileman Brewing Company’s Golden Leaf brand bottled beer. From Philippi’s Directory of the City of La…
G. Heileman Brewing Company’s Old Style Lager logoThe G. Heileman Brewing Company’s Old Style Lager logo.
G. Heileman's City Brewery AdvertisementAdvertisement for G. Heileman's City Brewery. From Urban Publishing Company’s La Crosse City Directory for the Years 1885-1886 (La Crosse,…
Gaertner single-screw machine owned by Yerkes ObservatoryGaertner single-screw machine owned by Yerkes Observatory. This piece of equipment was used for parallax plates to make precise measurements…
Gaertner, Belva in her Chicago prison cell, March 1924Wearing a striped prison dress, Belva Gaertner looks through the bars of her cell in a Chicago prison, March 1924.
