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Labor leader product of west side railroad shops

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Crandall, June W.

Farming in the Great Corn Belt

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Hand Tools and Mechanization

1853 to 1899: Labor

1900 to 1945

1900 to 1945: Tenants and Labor

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Bridgestone Firestone

Labor Fatalities Collection

Railroad Books—Miscellaneous

Railroad Time Books

Latino History Project Collection

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What's Coming Down the Line? The Railroad in the American Mind

Women Called to Action: Women in World War II

German Brewers in Bloomington, IL 1859-1920

McLean County Workers & Their World

Hellraisers & Heroines

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Social Justice History Walking Tour

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Providing for a Regional Market

Building for a Growing Population

Powering the Community

Railroad Workers Were Still in Demand

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Labor leader product of west side railroad shops

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Crandall, June W.

Hand Tools and Mechanization

1853 to 1899: Labor

1900 to 1945

1900 to 1945: Tenants and Labor

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Bridgestone Firestone

Labor Fatalities Collection

Railroad Books—Miscellaneous

Railroad Time Books

Latino History Project Collection

What's Coming Down the Line? The Railroad in the American Mind

Women Called to Action: Women in World War II

German Brewers in Bloomington, IL 1859-1920

McLean County Workers & Their World

Hellraisers & Heroines

Social Justice History Walking Tour

Providing for a Regional Market

Building for a Growing Population

Powering the Community

Railroad Workers Were Still in Demand

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