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  • Entrance, 60 Sutton Place South, New York, NY
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    Renderings; Watercolors; Entrance halls; Buildings; Interior design; Interior decoration; Interior decoration firms
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    Watercolor rendering of the entrance to 60 Sutton Place South, a luxury apartment building located in New York. William Pahlmann Associates designed the entry and several apartments in this building for its owners, Paul Tishman Co., Inc.
  • William Pahlmann Collection
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  • Correspondence, Mrs. Samuel Francis (Sophie) Du Pont to her nephew, Henry Algernon du Pont, 1860-12-06
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    Correspondence;
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    On governmental duty
  • Civil War Collections
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  • Correspondence, Mrs. Samuel Francis (Sophie) Du Pont to her sister, Amelia du Pont, 1860-12-16
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    Correspondence;
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    Concerning the national mood and gloomy prospect for public affairs and Admiral Du Pont's visit to Annapolis
  • Civil War Collections
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  • Correspondence, Mrs. Samuel Francis (Sophie) Du Pont to Admiral Samuel Francis Du Pont, 1861-01-12
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    Correspondence;
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    On the importance of the border also discusses various states leaving the Union
  • Civil War Collections
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  • Correspondence, Mrs. Samuel Francis (Sophie) Du Pont to Admiral DuPont, 1861-01-15
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    Correspondence;
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    On Seward's speech and a visit from Henry du Pont
  • Civil War Collections
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  • Correspondence, Mrs. Samuel Francis (Sophie) Du Pont to Admiral Samuel Francis Du Pont DuPont, 1861-04-22
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    Correspondence;
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    Word that Maryland will stay in the Union, feeling is with that, Delaware will remain safe from the Confederacy
  • Civil War Collections
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  • Mrs. Samuel Francis (Sophie) Du Pont to Admiral Samuel Francis Du Pont, 1861-04-23
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    Correspondence;
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    Maryland staying in the Union, first battle had taken place, Mrs. Du Pont had still hoped bloodshed was avoidable, but its clear war will take place. Letter goes into her fears for young men, the country, and her husband
  • Civil War Collections
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  • Correspondence, Mrs. Samuel Francis (Sophie) Du Pont to H.W. Davis, 1861-04-29
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    Correspondence;
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    Mentions rumor of men coming from Maryland to rob the Delaware magazine, 4 nephews and other men went to guard it, and men from Pennsylvania will be camped at Brandywine Springs for protections as well. Also, mentions need for Lincoln to force...
  • Civil War Collections
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  • Correspondence, Mrs. Samuel Francis (Sophie) Du Pont to her nephew, Henry Algernon du Pont, 1861-05-20
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    Correspondence;
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    Local happenings, politics and Charleston, South Carolina
  • Civil War Collections
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  • Correspondence, Mrs. Samuel Francis (Sophie) Du Pont to Admiral Samuel Francis Du Pont, 1861-07-01
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    Correspondence;
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    Relays that Louisa is very glad Admiral is looking after H.A. talks about peace meeting in Dover, Delaware
  • Civil War Collections
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  • Correspondence, Mrs. Samuel Francis (Sophie) Du Pont to H.A. du Pont, 1861-05-11
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    Correspondence;
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    On "Uncle Frank" and Brandywine news
  • Civil War Collections
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  • Correspondence, Mrs. Samuel Francis (Sophie) Du Pont to her husband, Admiral Samuel Francis Du Pont, 1861-07-26
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    Correspondence;
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    Sense of Christian and Moral duty to serve the country, the state of Maryland
  • Civil War Collections
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  • Correspondence, Mrs. Samuel Francis (Sophie) Du Pont to Mrs. C.B. Smith, 1861-08-17
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    Correspondence;
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    Brandywine news
  • Civil War Collections
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  • Correspondence, Mrs. Samuel Francis (Sophie) Du Pont to Mrs. C.B. Smith
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    Correspondence;
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    Talks about Samuel Francis Du Pont's travels
  • Civil War Collections
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  • DuPont Magazine Cover
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    vol. 60, no. 4 ; Serving eight million tennis players
  • Bridgeman Images
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  • Bandaging a giant
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    East Pittsburgh, PA-Dexterous womens hands help build modern power mammoths. Here two workers the East Pittsburgh Works of the Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Company are shown winding insulating tape on the current carrying conductors of one...
  • Nations Business Photograph Collection
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  • Building the pipeline
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    Blasting: Dynamite in Use
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    Workmen unload part of the 60,000 pounds of DuPont 60% gelatin dynamite which will be used to blast a trench 2000 feet long and eight feet deep for the Big Inch oil pipe line in the solid rock bottom of the Susquehanna River near Marietta,...
  • DuPont Product Information Photographs
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  • Refueling 'Cannon' for Planes
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    Airplanes;
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    Text from back of image: "Blaine M. Tuxhorn is shown with his synchronized ejector 'cannon' by which he and a co-pilot expect to load fuel on a Barling NB-3 monoplane while in full flight and remain aloft more than 60 hours. The container held by...
  • Lammot du Pont, Jr. Aeronautical Collection, 1783-1950
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  • DuPont Magazine [April-May 1955]
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    Periodicals; Chemical industry; Weeds; Textile industry; Plastics industry; Mobile home living;
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    Table of Contents: New weapons in the war on weeds; This fabrilite breathes; They take their homes with them; Outboard without roar; Paper from man-made fibers; Ever hear of fiberfill; The right light for the job; Why high compression car engines;...
  • DuPont Magazine, 1913-2003
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  • DuPont Magazine [November-December 1971]
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    Periodicals; Chemical industry; Fashion industry; Textile industry; Railroads; Weeds; Covered bridges; Buttons (Fasteners); Ammunition industry;
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    Table of Contents: The kingdom of Qiana; Clearing the tracks for progress; Rubbing shoulders with the past; Handling heat at 60,000 feet; Who's got the button; A marriage of convenience; A breakthrough with boxes; Power play; Rolling your own;...
  • DuPont Magazine, 1913-2003

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