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RF2HW4KBF–Art inspired by Mrs. Thomas Ustick Walter and Her Deceased Child, ca. 1846, Daguerreotype, Visible: 4 11/16 x 3 1/2, Case: 5 15/16 x 4 5/8 x 5/8, Photographs, William Langenheim (American, born Germany, Schöningen 1807–1874, Classic works modernized by Artotop with a splash of modernity. Shapes, color and value, eye-catching visual impact on art. Emotions through freedom of artworks in a contemporary way. A timeless message pursuing a wildly creative new direction. Artists turning to the digital medium and creating the Artotop NFT
RM2CTC82M–Girard College for Orphans at Philadelphia. Penn., still image, Prints, 1835 - 1840, Walter, Thomas Ustick (1804-1887
![[Mrs. Thomas Ustick Walter and Her Deceased Child]. Artist: William Langenheim (American, born Germany, Schöningen 1807-1874). Dimensions: Visible: 4 11/16 x 3 1/2, Case: 5 15/16 x 4 5/8 x 5/8. Photography Studio: W. & F. Langenheim (American, active 1843-1874). Date: ca. 1846. Museum: Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, USA. Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/PB1MXB/mrs-thomas-ustick-walter-and-her-deceased-child-artist-william-langenheim-american-born-germany-schningen-1807-1874-dimensions-visible-4-1116-x-3-12-case-5-1516-x-4-58-x-58-photography-studio-w-f-langenheim-american-active-1843-1874-date-ca-1846-museum-metropolitan-museum-of-art-new-york-usa-PB1MXB.jpg "[Mrs. Thomas Ustick Walter and Her Deceased Child]. Artist: William Langenheim (American, born Germany, Schöningen 1807-1874). Dimensions: Visible: 4 11/16 x 3 1/2, Case: 5 15/16 x 4 5/8 x 5/8. Photography Studio: W. & F. Langenheim (American, active 1843-1874). Date: ca. 1846. Museum: Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, USA. Stock Photo")
RMPB1MXB–[Mrs. Thomas Ustick Walter and Her Deceased Child]. Artist: William Langenheim (American, born Germany, Schöningen 1807-1874). Dimensions: Visible: 4 11/16 x 3 1/2, Case: 5 15/16 x 4 5/8 x 5/8. Photography Studio: W. & F. Langenheim (American, active 1843-1874). Date: ca. 1846. Museum: Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, USA.
RM2DT5JNT–Artist: Alfred M. Hoffy, American, 1790–1860, After: Thomas Ustick Walter, American, 1804–1887, Girard College for Orphans - at Philidelphia, Penna., Lithograph, sheet: 43.5 × 55 cm (17 1/8 × 21 5/8 in.), Made in United States, American, 19th century, Works on Paper - Prints
RM2GNDDX3–Portland Breakwater Light also known as Bug Light in early morning light, South Portland, Maine, USA
RM2JN0653–N.N., Capitol, Washington (approx. 1850): View. Pressure on paper, 16.4 x 22.7 cm (including scan edges) Walter Thomas Ustick (1804-1887): Capitol, Washington
RM2JMWAM1–Walter Thomas Ustick (1804-1887), Capitol in Washington (1866): View of the northeast. Photo on paper on cardboard, 49.4 x 61.5 cm (including scan edges) Walter Thomas Ustick (1804-1887): Capitol, Washington
RM2AJ3TYG–Christian Cynosure . nty-five colored Baptist churches; BridgewaterBaptist Association, Pa.; Old Teho Baptist,near Leesville, Henry Co., Mo.; Hoopeston, 111;Esmen, 111. Congregational churches: 1st of Oberlin, O.;To ica. Crystal Lake, Union and Big Woods,111. Solsbury, Ind.; Congregational MethodistMaPlewood, Mass. Presbyterian church, Hoopeston, 111. Independent churches in Lo^vell, Countii-man school house near Lindenwood, Marengoand Streator, 111.; Berea and Camp Nelson, Ky;Ustick, 111.; Clarksburg, Kansas; State Associ-ation of Ministers and Churches of Christ inKentuckv CHRISTIAN WORKER
RF2WXWCJP–Rockford, Illinois - United States - March 28th, 2024: Downtown mural 'No Rinkydink' by artists Jenny Ustick and Atalie Gagnet in Rockford, Illinois,
RM2GNDDWG–Portland Breakwater Light also known as Bug Light in morning light, South Portland, Maine, USA
RM2E26AWG–Tower of Philadelphia City Hall in Philadelphia, USA. The municipal building was completed in 1901 and features a tower bearing a statue of William Pe
RMTWG2A4–- Portland Breakwater Lighthouse, Northeast end of Portland Breakwater, Portland Harbor, South Portland, Cumberland County, ME; U.S. Coast Guard; Walter, Thomas Ustick; Peterich, Gerda; Burr, Edw.; Green, Samuel M; Reeves, F Blair; Braun, Wolfgang G; DeSilets, Robert L; Peacock, Thomas E
RM2AJ3TG3–Christian Cynosure . wenty-five colored Baptist churches; BridgewaterBaptist Association, Pa.; Old Tebo Baptist,near Leesville, Henry Co., Mo.; Hoopeston, 111;Esmen, 111. Congregational churches: 1st of Oberlin, O.;To ica. Crystal Lake, Union and Big Woods,111. i Solsbury, Ind.; Congregational MethodistMaPlewood, Mass. Presbyterian church, Hoopeston, 111. Independent churches in Lowell, Country-man school house near Lindenwood, Marengoand Streator, 111.; Bereaand Camp Nelson, Ky;Ustick, 111.; Clarksburg, Kansas; State Associ-ation of Ministers and Churches of Christ inKentucky. CHRISTIAN WORKE
RM2HWGG0R–Girard College for Orphans - at Philidelphia, Penna.. Artist: Alfred M. Hoffy, American, 1790–1860After: Thomas Ustick Walter, American, 1804–1887
RM2E26AWJ–Tower of Philadelphia City Hall in Philadelphia, USA. The municipal building was completed in 1901 and features a tower bearing a statue of William Pe
RFWWGPK2–The slated mansard roof of City Hall, complete with sculptures & the top of One Liberty Place, which replaced it as Philadelphia's tallest building
![Thos. U. Walter, between 1855 and 1865. [Civil Engineer; fourth Architect of the Capitol] Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2JG7CFY/thos-u-walter-between-1855-and-1865-civil-engineer-fourth-architect-of-the-capitol-2JG7CFY.jpg "Thos. U. Walter, between 1855 and 1865. [Civil Engineer; fourth Architect of the Capitol] Stock Photo")
RMTWG2B3–- Portland Breakwater Lighthouse, Northeast end of Portland Breakwater, Portland Harbor, South Portland, Cumberland County, ME; U.S. Coast Guard; Walter, Thomas Ustick; Peterich, Gerda; Burr, Edw.; Green, Samuel M; Reeves, F Blair; Braun, Wolfgang G; DeSilets, Robert L; Peacock, Thomas E
RM2HWGG1G–Girard College for Orphans - at Philidelphia, Penn.. Engraver: A. W. Graham, American, active 1832–69After: Thomas Ustick Walter, American, 1804–1887
RM2AJ3GR6–Christian Cynosure . twentj-five colored Baptist churches; BridgewaterBaptist Association, Pa.; Old Tebo Baprist,near Leesville, Henry Co., Mo.; Hoopeston, 111;Esmen, 111. Congregational churches; 1st of Oberlin, O.;To .lea. Crystal Lake, Union and Big Woods,111. Solsbury, Ind.; Congregational MethodistMaplewood, Mass. Presbyterian church, Hoopeston, lU. Independent churches in Lowell, Country-man school house near Lindenwood, Marengoand Streator, 111.; Berea and Camp Nelson, Ky;Ustick, 111.; Clarksburg, Kansas; State Associ-ation of Ministers and Churches of Christ inKentucky. CHRISTIAN WORKE
![[Mrs. Thomas Ustick Walter and Her Deceased Child] ca. 1846 W. & F. Langenheim. [Mrs. Thomas Ustick Walter and Her Deceased Child] 285832 Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2HHYACH/mrs-thomas-ustick-walter-and-her-deceased-child-ca-1846-w-f-langenheim-mrs-thomas-ustick-walter-and-her-deceased-child-285832-2HHYACH.jpg "[Mrs. Thomas Ustick Walter and Her Deceased Child] ca. 1846 W. & F. Langenheim. [Mrs. Thomas Ustick Walter and Her Deceased Child] 285832 Stock Photo")
RM2HHYACH–[Mrs. Thomas Ustick Walter and Her Deceased Child] ca. 1846 W. & F. Langenheim. [Mrs. Thomas Ustick Walter and Her Deceased Child] 285832
RM2WCBEND–Girard College for Orphans at Philadelphia, James W. Steel, 1848 - 1879 print View of the buildings of Girard College for Orphans in Philadelphia, opened in 1848. The buildings designed by the architect Thomas Ustick Walter. paper steel engraving university building, college. orphans Girard College
RM2E26AMX–Looking up at the facade of Philadelphia City Hall in Philadelphia, USA. The municipal building was completed in 1901.
RF2BBPCDG–The slated mansard roof of City Hall, complete with sculptures & the top of One Liberty Place, which replaced it as Philadelphia's tallest building
RM2E26AJ2–Facade of Philadelphia City Hall in Philadelphia, USA. The municipal building was completed in 1901.
RMTWG2BA–- Portland Breakwater Lighthouse, Northeast end of Portland Breakwater, Portland Harbor, South Portland, Cumberland County, ME; U.S. Coast Guard; Walter, Thomas Ustick; Peterich, Gerda; Burr, Edw.; Green, Samuel M; Reeves, F Blair; Braun, Wolfgang G; DeSilets, Robert L; Peacock, Thomas E
RM2E26AJ9–American flags fly from flagstaffs close to the tower of Philadelphia City Hall in Philadelphia, USA.
RM2AJ3JT2–Christian Cynosure . churches: 1st of Oberlin, O.;To.ica, Crystal Lake, Union and Big Woods,111. Solsbury, Ind.; Congregational MethodistMaplewood, Mass. Presbyterian church, Hoopeston, 111. Independent churches in Lowell, Country-man school house near Lindenwood, Marengoand Streator. 111.; Bereaand Camp Nelson, Ky;Ustick, 111.;xllarksburg, Kansas; State Associ-ation of Ministers and Churches of Christ inKentuckv. CHRISTIAN WORKERS Who depend on voluntary contributionsof Christian people in whole or in partfor their support: J. F. Browne, Germantown Ky. Eli Tapley, Columbus, Miss. J. F. Gallow
RM2M5HT6A–Great Lakes Seaway Trail - Erie County Courthouse. The Erie County Courthouse, attributed to Thomas Ustick Walter, is just one example of the beautiful architecture in historic downtown Erie. The courthouse is the center of Erie County Government. Erie, Pennsylvania (42.129° N 80.088° W)
RMTWG2B4–- Portland Breakwater Lighthouse, Northeast end of Portland Breakwater, Portland Harbor, South Portland, Cumberland County, ME; U.S. Coast Guard; Walter, Thomas Ustick; Peterich, Gerda; Burr, Edw.; Green, Samuel M; Reeves, F Blair; Braun, Wolfgang G; DeSilets, Robert L; Peacock, Thomas E
RM2E26AMH–American flags fly from flagstaffs close to the tower of Philadelphia City Hall in Philadelphia, USA.
RM2CNFX64–. Bird lore . JUNIOR CLASS, BENEDICT AVENUESCHOOL, NORWALK, OHIO. WILLIAM DUTCHEROn the veranda of his residence at Plainfield, New Jersey, June, 1916 (276) The Audubon Societies 277 THE EDUCATION OF THE SHARP-EYES By MISS FAY A. USTICK
RMTWG2A9–- Portland Breakwater Lighthouse, Northeast end of Portland Breakwater, Portland Harbor, South Portland, Cumberland County, ME; U.S. Coast Guard; Walter, Thomas Ustick; Peterich, Gerda; Burr, Edw.; Green, Samuel M; Reeves, F Blair; Braun, Wolfgang G; DeSilets, Robert L; Peacock, Thomas E
RM2E26AK1–American flags fly from flagstaffs close to the tower of Philadelphia City Hall in Philadelphia, USA.
RM2CNGAXY–. Bird-lore . JUNIOR CLASS, BENEDICT AVENUESCHOOL, NORWALK, OHIO. WILLIAM DUTCHEROn the veranda of his residence at Plainfield, New Jersey, June, 1916 (276) The Audubon Societies 277 THE EDUCATION OF THE SHARP-EYES By MISS FAY A. USTICK
RM2CNGAAD–. Bird-lore . WILLIAM DUTCHEROn the veranda of his residence at Plainfield, New Jersey, June, 1916 (276) The Audubon Societies 277 THE EDUCATION OF THE SHARP-EYES By MISS FAY A. USTICK. SOME OF THE SHARP-EYES IX COLUMBUS The first part of this little history mayprove of interest to anyone who thinkschildren of three and four years too youngto be taught to know birds, for the nucleusof this flourishing little Audubon Societywas a class of six little kindergartners;and let me say that, from the first, theirinterest and enthusiasm have kept pacewith that of the older children. For a number of jea
RM2CNFWNH–. Bird lore . WILLIAM DUTCHEROn the veranda of his residence at Plainfield, New Jersey, June, 1916 (276) The Audubon Societies 277 THE EDUCATION OF THE SHARP-EYES By MISS FAY A. USTICK. SOME OF THE SHARP-EYES IN COLUMBUS The first part of this little history ma}^prove of interest to anyone who thinkschildren of three and four years too youngto be taught to know birds, for the nucleusof this flourishing little Audubon Societywas a class of six little kindergartners;and let me say that, from the first, theirinterest and enthusiasm have kept pacewith that of the older children. For a number of ye
RM2CE11WX–. The history of the American Episcopal Church, 1587-1883 . i-om the memorialsaddressed to us by a large number of the clerical and lay deputies of the General Convention, now in ses-sion, and others, earn-estly desires that thesaid sentence should beremitted in accordancewith the said applica-tion ; have therefore de-creed, in pursuance ofour Canonical powerand discretion, as fol-lows, viz.: That the saidHenry Ustick Onder-donk, Doctor of Divini-ty, and Bishop as afore-said, be relieved fromthe said sentence of sus-pension, and that hestand before the Churchrestored to his properfunctions in
RM2CF36K9–. Metallic book stacks and furniture for libraries; metallic filing devices and furniture for vaults and offices. National Capitol, Washington, D. C.Thomas Ustick Walter, Architect. 38. 39 EXAMPLES OF METALLIC STACK WORK. STATE LIBRARIES. THE Massachusetts State House at Boston, Mass., contains one of the mostcomplete and elegant equipments ever manufactured by us. It includes two very large metallic book stacks, having a capacity of200,000 volumes, the fixtures for the large newspaper room, one of the mostcomplete in the United States, and the fine case and counter work in the beauti-ful read
RM2CJ43J5–. Christian Cynosure . tist Association, Pa.; Old Tebo Baptist,near Leesville, Henry Co., Mo.; Hoopeston, 111;Esmen, 111. Congregational churches: 1st of Oberlin, O.;Tonica, Crystal Lake, Union and Big Woods,111.; Solsbury, Ind.; Congregational MethodistMaplewood, Mass. Independent churches in Lowell, Country-man school house near Lindenwood, Marengoand Streator, 111.; Berea and Camp Nelson, Ky;Ustick, 111.; Clarksburg, Kansas; State Associ-ation of Ministers and Churches of Christ inKentuckv. CHRISTIAN WORKERS Who depend on voluntary contributionsof Christian people in whole or in partfor the
RM2CJ3PM8–. Christian Cynosure . tist Association, Pa.; Old Tebo Baptist,near Leesville, Henry Co., Mo.; Hoopeston, 111;Esmen, 111. Congregational churches: l6t of Oberlin, O.;Tonica, Crystal Lake. Union and Big Woods,111.; Solsbury, Ind.; Congregational MethodistMaplewood, Mass. Independent churches in Lowell, Country-man school house near Lindenwood, Marengoand Streator, 111.; Berea and Camp Nelson, Ky;Ustick, 111.; Clarksburg, Kansas; State Associ-ation of Ministers and Churches of Christ inKentucky. CHRISTIAN WORKERS Who depend on voluntary contributionsof Christian people in whole or in partfor the
RM2CJ3W25–. Christian Cynosure . tist Association, Pa.; Old Tebo Baptist,near Leesville, Henry Co., Mo.; Hoopeston, 111;Esmen, 111. Congregational churches: 1st of Oberlin, O.;Tonica, Crystal Lake, Union and Big Woods,111.; Solsbury, Ind.; Congregational MethodistMaplewood, Mass. Independent churches In Lowell, Country-man school house near Lindenwood, Marengoand Streator, 111.; Berea and Camp Nelson, Ky;Ustick, 111.; Clarksburg, Kansas; State Associ-ation of Ministers and Churches of Christ inKentuckv. CHRISTIAN WORKERS Who depend on voluntary contributionsof Christian people in whole or in partfor the
RM2CJ44M6–. Christian Cynosure . ptist Association, Pa.; Old Tebo Baptist,near Leesville, Henry Co., Mo.; Hoopeston, 111;Esmen, 111. Congregational churches: 1st of Oberlin, O.;Tonica, Crystal Lake, Union and Big Woods,111.; Solsbury, Ind.; Congregational MethodistMaplewood, Mass. Independent churches in Lowell, Country-man school house near Lindenwood, Marengoand Streator, 111.; Berea and Camp Nelson, Ky;Ustick, 111.; Clarksburg, Kansas; State Associ-ation of Ministers and Churches of Christ inKentuckv. CHRISTIAN WORKERS Who depend on voluntary contributionsof Christian people in whole or in partfor th
![. Report of the adjutant general of the state of Illinois ... [1861-1866] . rie Ustick Erie Ustick Di^charied March 16 18>3 Martindale, Saml L. ..Marcellus, Franklin Died atNashville. Tenn., Feb. 12,63.Died Oct. 1.). 1862; wounds McCleery, ,Tuo. F Mathews, Lnther E McBride, James Morgan, M uard Moulton, David R Mark, James Died at Nashville. Tenn., Feb. 20, 03 Discharged Nov. 1.5, (14; wounds Mustereli out June 12, 1S6.J asCorpL..DischarT-ed Jan. 14, ISiiS Oaks. Cyrus E Orcuit, Orlando Plank. Jno. H Discharged March 8. 18(i3 Mustered out Juno 12, 1865, as CorpL Quade, Ausrust Quade. William Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2CGKMYB/report-of-the-adjutant-general-of-the-state-of-illinois-1861-1866-rie-ustick-erie-ustick-dicharied-march-16-18gt3-martindale-saml-l-marcellus-franklin-died-atnashville-tenn-feb-1263died-oct-1-1862-wounds-mccleery-tuo-f-mathews-lnther-e-mcbride-james-morgan-m-uard-moulton-david-r-mark-james-died-at-nashville-tenn-feb-20-03-discharged-nov-15-14-wounds-mustereli-out-june-12-1s6j-ascorpldischart-ed-jan-14-isiis-oaks-cyrus-e-orcuit-orlando-plank-jno-h-discharged-march-8-18i3-mustered-out-juno-12-1865-as-corpl-quade-ausrust-quade-william-2CGKMYB.jpg ". Report of the adjutant general of the state of Illinois ... [1861-1866] . rie Ustick Erie Ustick Di^charied March 16 18>3 Martindale, Saml L. ..Marcellus, Franklin Died atNashville. Tenn., Feb. 12,63.Died Oct. 1.). 1862; wounds McCleery, ,Tuo. F Mathews, Lnther E McBride, James Morgan, M uard Moulton, David R Mark, James Died at Nashville. Tenn., Feb. 20, 03 Discharged Nov. 1.5, (14; wounds Mustereli out June 12, 1S6.J asCorpL..DischarT-ed Jan. 14, ISiiS Oaks. Cyrus E Orcuit, Orlando Plank. Jno. H Discharged March 8. 18(i3 Mustered out Juno 12, 1865, as CorpL Quade, Ausrust Quade. William Stock Photo")
RM2CGKMYB–. Report of the adjutant general of the state of Illinois ... [1861-1866] . rie Ustick Erie Ustick Di^charied March 16 18>3 Martindale, Saml L. ..Marcellus, Franklin Died atNashville. Tenn., Feb. 12,63.Died Oct. 1.). 1862; wounds McCleery, ,Tuo. F Mathews, Lnther E McBride, James Morgan, M uard Moulton, David R Mark, James Died at Nashville. Tenn., Feb. 20, 03 Discharged Nov. 1.5, (14; wounds Mustereli out June 12, 1S6.J asCorpL..DischarT-ed Jan. 14, ISiiS Oaks. Cyrus E Orcuit, Orlando Plank. Jno. H Discharged March 8. 18(i3 Mustered out Juno 12, 1865, as CorpL Quade, Ausrust Quade. William
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