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  • Fiddle reportedly used by Mark Beaubien, with case and bow (image shows violin only)

    a) Fiddle - wooden violin with attached chin rest, and 3 metal strings which are wrapped with red and blue thread at the bottom. b) Violin case - black wooden case that opens on side hinges. Case has…

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  • Arrival of Marquette at the Chicago River, plaster bas-relief

    MacNeil, Hermon Atkins, 1866-1947 (creator)

    Plaster coppery gold colored bas-relief image of Native American and white men portaging with their canoes on their backs. A man is seated in a canoe in the center of the composition.

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  • Kinzie Mansion and Fort Dearborn

    View of the main branch of the Chicago River with a military structure on the left and a residence on the right. In the foreground is Lake Michigan with two small boats or canoes on the right -- one w…

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  • Folding chair from the S.S. Eastland

    Folding chair made of a light colored wood. Seat is seven wooden slats, ladder back with two wide rails. The word Eastland is carved into the back of the top rail of the chair back.

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