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English: Abraham Lincoln and his son Tad looking at an album of photographs. Ostenorf# O-93; Meserve# M-39

Date

Created/Published: Washington, D.C. 9 February 1864

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Anthony Berger, photographer. Brady National Photographic Art Gallery (Washington, D.C.)

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