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  • Correspondence, Mrs. Henry (Louisa) du Pont to her son, Henry Algernon du Pont, 1861-07-04
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    Correspondence;
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    Mostly on Henry Algernon's being ill, the family goes to Sand Hole Woods to hear Henry take oath after his appointment from the State of Delaware
  • Civil War Collections
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  • Boxwoods
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    Handwritten on front: "Dwarf, 9 1/2 x 10 x 12 1/2." Handwritten on back: "This plant will have a hole where corner of house touches. The hole will not extend half way up. Otherwise the plant is A1. I can sell it for $225. I believe this is very...
  • P.S. du Pont's Longwood, 1840-1954
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  • DuPont Magazine [May-June 1977]
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    Periodicals; Chemical industry; Bathing suits; Retirement communities; Exhibitions; Radiologists; Space vehicles; Plastics industry; Floor coverings;
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    Table of Contents: The best years of their lives; Open heart surgery on a star attraction; Lining up against pollution; They've seen the daylight; No longer a secret agent; Trimming pounds from the space shuttle; Backing the winners; The hole...
  • DuPont Magazine, 1913-2003
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  • DuPont Magazine [January 1914]
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    Periodicals; Chemical industry; Explosives; Dynamite;
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    Table of Contents: DuPont Gelatin Blasts Tunnels Under the Mississippi; Dynamite Extinguishes Mine Fire; The Blast Heard 'Round the World; Practical Explosives' Efficiency; DuPont Blasting Gelatin Not Low Freezing; Foresight and Hindsight; Lighting...
  • DuPont Magazine, 1913-2003
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  • DuPont Magazine [April 1914]
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    Periodicals; Chemical industry; Explosives; Dynamite;
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    Table of Contents: Conservation; Excavating Lake Washington Canal; Dependability; Smokeless Bananas; Ballistite Unhurt by Three Months' Immersion; Practical Explosives Efficiency; Two or More Electric Blasting Caps in a Bore Hole; Depth of Charges...
  • DuPont Magazine, 1913-2003
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  • DuPont Magazine [January-February 1932]
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    Periodicals; Chemical industry; Explosives; Dynamite; Paint industry; Plastics industry; Textile industry; Automobile industry; Rayon; Quarrying; Blasting;
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    Table of Contents: Gunpowder was scarce in Washington's day; Packages for better selling; The prized pearls of industry; Rayon fabrics, a forecast; West Virginia's greatest tunnel project; The exploding wedge; New Fabrikoid effects and grains for...
  • DuPont Magazine, 1913-2003
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  • The English photographer finds an American speakeasy
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    A knock at the door and an eye appears at the hole to inspect before opening
  • Nations Business Photograph Collection
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  • Rohm and Haas Company
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    Formed halves of the bomber nose are cemented together with acrylic resin, the same resin of which the Plexiglas sheets are originally made, Here a workmen is trimming the edges of a bombardiers door end the gun-mount hole so that the necessary...
  • Nations Business Photograph Collection
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  • Steel Wire and Nail Making
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    Wire, Steel wire, Drawing, Reels
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    American Steel and Wire Company, Donora Works, Donora, Pennsylvania. Wire is drawn down through a hole in a hardened steel plate and reduced to the finished size
  • American Iron and Steel Institute's Keller Collection
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  • Open Hearth Tapping
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    Open hearth furnaces, Tap holes, Explosive charges, Torpedos, Runners
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    Inland Steel Company Indiana Harbor Works, East Chicago, Illinois. Open hearth explosive charge or torpedo used to open tap hole. The runner is in position to receive the molten metal
  • American Iron and Steel Institute's Keller Collection
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  • Blast Furnaces
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    Blast furnaces, Stone blast furnaces, Open top furnaces, Tap holes, Runners
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    18th or early 19th preserved and reconstructed blast furnace showing the tap hole area and a runner leading to sand molds in the cast house floor
  • American Iron and Steel Institute's Keller Collection
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  • Blast furnaces
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    Blast furnaces, Gas washers, Downcomers, Stoves, Stock bins, High lines, Cranes, Mudguns
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    Bethlehem Steel Company, Lackawanna Plant, New York. Blast furnace B north elevation looking south showing Feld Washers. Furnace tap hole mudgun in foreground
  • American Iron and Steel Institute's Keller Collection
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  • War
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    Comics;
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    In an attached note: "Mr. Hetherington: Everything has its proper place and I am not sure if the Dye-Jest is the proper place for this cartoon. Use your judgment as Editor-in-Chief. The verse will follow later entitled "The Ole Swimmin' Hole." An...
  • Joseph Bancroft and Sons Photograph Collection
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  • Chicago Fiber Break, Exposed Fiber Tube
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    Fiber Optic Cable; Damages; Telecommunications industry;
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    Text from back of image: "RP 1-10C" "MCI's Cable is in inner duct in the hand hole. Note inner duct lower left of picture. Up and to the right is a piece of marker tape sticking out of the dirt. The fiber at this location was not in the inner...
  • MCI Photographs
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  • First Office
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    First Office; Eleutherian Mills;
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  • Hagley Digital Images
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  • First Office Restoration
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    First Office; Eleutherian Mills;
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  • Hagley Digital Images
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  • Willows along Creek Road, Henry Clay Village
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    Henry Clay Village; Brandywine Creek;
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  • Hagley Digital Images
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  • Henry Clay Village, snow scene
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    Henry Clay Village; Brandywine Creek;
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  • Hagley Digital Images
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  • Ice jam on Creek Road along Brandywine Creek
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    Henry Clay Village; Brandywine Creek;
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  • Hagley Digital Images
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  • Skating on Brandywine Creek
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    Henry Clay Village; Brandywine Creek;
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  • Hagley Digital Images

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