1901 Print Chateau Mansion Marquis de Mores North Dakota Little Missouri EM2 BZ1 "Where American Aviation Officers are

"Where American Aviation Officers are Being Trained" This is an original 1917 duotone rotogravure with three images of the Princeton Aviation School on the campus of Princeton University where American aviation officers trained during World War I

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This is an original 1902 print of a drawing by Frederic Remington of soldiers pushing a cannon through the mud

Otis continued to make improvements to its elevators while pursuing other means of moving people

There is some light wear on the margin edges

1901 Print Chateau Mansion Marquis de Mores North Dakota Little Missouri EM2 BZ1 "Where American Aviation Officers areThis is an original 1901 halftone print of the Chateau de Mores in Medora, North Dakota. The historic home was built by its owner, French aristocrat and entrepreneur Marquis de Mores in 1883, and was meant to serve family and friends as a hunting lodge and summer home. The historic home was named after Mores' wife, Medora. Today, the mansion has been turned into a public museum and operates under the direction of the State Historical Society of North