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1Improving content on US states
Introduction
2Introduction to photography in Massachusetts
Astronomy
3J.A. Whipple: Daguerreotypes of the Sun and Moon (1852)
Mount Auburn Cemetery
4Southworth and Hawes: Mount Auburn Cemetery
Locations
5Massachusetts: Boston: Bunker Hill
6Massachusetts: Dighton Rock
Balloon flights
7S.A. King: Balloon flights
Civil engineering
8George M. Mowbray [stereoviews by H.D. Ward]: Tri-Nitro-glycerine, as Applied in the Hoosac Tunnel Submarine Blasting, Etc. (1872)
Photographers
9James Wallace Black: Boston, as the Eagle and the Wild Goose See It (13 October 1860)
10Josiah Johnson Hawes: Boston
11George K. Warren: MA, Cambridge including Harvard University
12Edwin Hale Lincoln: Wildflowers and orchids of the North-Eastern United States
13Joel Meyerowitz: Cape Cod

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