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Richard Ely and Colleagues
circa 1890-1899
A group portrait of Richard Ely (center front with bow tie and white hair) and his colleagues.
Richard Ely Portrait
circa 1890-1899
A reproduction of a painted portrait of Richard T. Ely, Professor of Economics at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
Country Life at Syene
January 1913
Cover of manuscript keepsake souvenir scrapbook titled "Country Life at Syene." The photograph of canned items and bins of fruit and vegetables in the cellar is captioned: "They won't be hungry wit...
Henry Clay Taylor
1862
Studio portrait of 2nd Lieutenant Henry Clay Taylor (1838-1864), 21st Wisconsin Infantry, Company A, wearing a Union soldier's uniform. Henry was a bookkeeper in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin when he enl...