1916 Ad Virginia Hot Springs Thomas Bullitt Presidents - ORIGINAL TIN2 Colleges & Universities This is an original 1919

This is an original 1919 color print ad for the 1919 Franklin Series 9 Roadsters that were made and sold by the Franklin Automobile Company of Syracuse

This is an original 1918 monochrome collotype that depicts a Roman cross pendant and necklace

Maya resulted in a minor French victory

Phillips became known for his fade-away girl

1916 Ad Virginia Hot Springs Thomas Bullitt Presidents - ORIGINAL TIN2 Colleges & Universities This is an original 1919This is an original 1916 black and white print ad for the Virginia Hot Springs. They were built in 1766 by Thomas Bullitt, the luxury resort hosted an array of United States Presidents. Around 1888, J. P. Morgan and his investors rebuilt the hotel from the ground up; however the building was destroyed in a fire in 1901, thereafter, the present Homestead hotel was erected. During World War II, Japanese diplomats were housed at the Homestead until