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This item is an unsigned, three-page typewritten letter to Alvarez' son Walter, headed "August 6th, 10 minutes off the Jap coast at 26,000 feet," that describes the dropping of the atomic bomb on Hiroshima.

This image depicts a freedom schools instructor teaching black students in an unconventional setting in Indianola, Mississippi.

Gets rid of discrimination in immigration and prioritizes families and skill based immigration.

A picture of a text excerpt from a sign titled "The Anza Trail and the Santa Clara Valley" placed on the campus of Santa Clara University outside the entrance of Charney Hall

Ford's 1949 model was the company's first all-new car after World War II. The car's "envelope" body, with integral fenders and smooth slab sides, was a fresh break from previous designs. The "spinner" in the center of the grille suggested an airplane…

Ford's 1949 model was the company's first all-new car after World War II. The car's "envelope" body, with integral fenders and smooth slab sides, was a fresh break from previous designs. The "spinner" in the center of the grille suggested an airplane…

Ford's 1949 model was the company's first all-new car after World War II. The car's "envelope" body, with integral fenders and smooth slab sides, was a fresh break from previous designs. The "spinner" in the center of the grille suggested an airplane…

Ford's 1949 model was the company's first all-new car after World War II. The car's "envelope" body, with integral fenders and smooth slab sides, was a fresh break from previous designs. The "spinner" in the center of the grille suggested an airplane…

An audio of an interview with Ann Ellicott Madeira, who was recruited by the United States government as a code breaker during World War II.