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Auspicious vision
Auspicious vision

By Mary E. Murray

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"50th-anniversary commemoration of Edward Wales Root's bequest in late 1956 of 227 modern American paintings and drawings to the Munson-Williams-Proctor Arts Institute's Museum of Art"--Provided by...

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Breathing life into stone
Immigrants all
Immigrants all

By Mario G. Fumarola

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The history of Utica Michigan
Case of a Lifetime: A Criminal Defense Lawyer's Story
Masterworks of American Art from the Munson-Williams-Proctor Institute
The rise and fall of the Saturday globe
The olive tree
The olive tree

By Arlene C. Stein

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An ethnic geography of early Utica, New York
An ethnic geography of early Utica, New York

By Allen George Noble

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"In the making of a tourist resort, the strangers and their presence are only half the matter; the other half is the local people and their reactions. This study examines what the Taorminese did to...

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