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Illustration, "Hydraulic Mining," Gold-Mining in Georgia, Harper's new monthly magazine. v. 59, September 1879
Illustration showing the process of hydraulic mining
Illustration, "Struck a Pocket," Gold-Mining in Georgia, Harper's new monthly magazine. v. 59, September 1879
Prospectors mining and panning for gold in Georgia
Illustration, "The Proof is in the Pudding," Gold-Mining in Georgia, Harper's new monthly magazine. v. 59, September 1879
Illustration showing people panning for gold in Georgia
Illustration, "The Stamp Mill," Gold-Mining in Georgia, Harper's new monthly magazine. v. 59, September 1879
Illustration showing an advanced version of a stamp mill
Illustration, "Women at the Polls in New Jersey in the Good Old Times", Harper's Weekly, 1880 November 13
This color lithograph shows a group of three women voting in New Jersey in 1880.
Illustration, “Where’s the Difference?” Harper’s Bazaar, 1869 July 3
Illustration showing women participating in a traditional male environment (with negative perspective)
Illustration, “Win-the-War Women: The Nurse,” The Woman Citizen, 1918 May 4
Illustration showing a woman nurse during World War I
Illustration, Proposed High Trestle, undated
Example of a wooden trestle used to transport water used in the gold mining process
Illustration, women securing signatures for a petition in New York City, Frank Leslie’s Illustrated Weekly, 1894 May 3
Cover illustration showing women securing petitions for women's suffrage
Illustrations, Figures 18 & 19: "Hollow gum" and "Inclined Plane", Essay on the Georgia Gold Mines, William Phillips, 1833
Illustrations showing the new mining technologies of the early 1830s. The “hollow gum” (fig. 18) and inclined plane (fig. 19) allowed larger amounts of gravel to be washed while catching the particles of gold.
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