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Summary[edit]
William R. Rathvon ca 1935, courtesy of Longyear Museum – Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts
Promotional photo of Rathvon from the collection of the Longyear Foundation and Museum, Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts, by Michael D. Sylvester, Assistant Curator / Image Collection, Longyear Museum, 1125 Boylston Street, Chestnut Hill, MA, 02467
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Fair Use. This is a historically significant photo because it is a photo taken of a famous individual because he is the only person to have actually heard (at age 9) Abraham Lincoln's Gettysburg Address given by Lincoln and left an audio recording in [1938] of his experience and recollections.
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| current | 01:43, 18 August 2006 | | 244 × 360 (38 KB) | SimonATL (talk | contribs) | William R. Rathvon ca 1935, courtesy of Longyear Museum – Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts Source with permission to post in the article on Rathvon by the Longyear Founation and Museum, Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts. |
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