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The video recounts the destruction of Wilmington, VT as a result of Hurricane Irene. They highlight the state of disrepair that most of the buildings in town are experiencing. Dot's, in particular, is examined in great detail as the building hangs…

Showcases one of the rooms in the Hemingway Home. This specific room contains several pieces of art and one model ship housed in a display case. One of several places in the home that could be used for social gatherings.

Displays Hemingway's study in the house. Also shows some artifacts related to Hemingway, such as his typewriter and a painting. The mounted animal head is a trophy from one of Hemingway's safaris.

This is a photograph that provides a view of the inside of the High Street Kensington Station at the time of its last phases of construction. A locomotive is shown to be situated on this terminal's railway track. This is one of the stations that had…

This image is the headpiece that appears in The Pall Mall Magazine, accompanying the printing of Thomas Hardy's "An Imaginative Woman". It shows Ella engulfed in a book, probably of poetry. This image is the only one that Arthur J. Goodman created…

I chose to include this ornamented opening letter of "An Imaginative Woman" because I find's Goodman and Hardy's artistic choices blend to make a sly comment on the story through a simple letter "W." The box contains what appears to be tangled…

A news article recounting the efforts of the people of Wilmington to reopen Dot's Restaurant after the destruction of the building during Hurricane Irene. It tells the story of how the owners of Dot's, John and Patti Reagan, as well as the people of…

This first edition of Ernest Hemingway's "In Our Time" is a re-bound novel encased in a boring, black hardcover. This text is Ernest Hemingway's first collection of short stories, and the history behind the publication of this collection is…

The Brothers arrive in Pittsburgh, a town which was newly chartered in 1816 and only had a population of 7,248 according to the upcoming 1820 census.

According to publisher Penny Layne, "This video was taken at 10:50pm on December 8th, 2011 at the John Lennon Memorial in Strawberry Fields in Central Park, NYC. The video begins at moment of silence, taken at 10:50pm every year at the memorial, the…