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| stadium_name = Huntington Avenue American League Baseball Grounds | nickname = Huntington Avenue Grounds ...

{{For|other institutions with the same name|Huntington University (disambiguation)}} | name = Huntington University ...

| image = Daniel Huntington artist.jpg | parents = [[Benjamin Huntington, Jr.]]<br>Faith Trumbull Huntington ...

...s|1932 Olympic games]], to the first 'wired' photograph transmissions from the [[Rose Bowl Stadium|Rose Bowl]].<ref name="latimes/1985-04-27-fi-12775"> ...He first established a photography studio in the garage of his house, near the USC campus. Later, after [[World War II]], he located his business premises ...

{{Short description|15th-century illuminated manuscript of the Canterbury Tales}} ...t in Huntington Library.jpg|thumb|260px|Ellesmere Manuscript in Huntington Library]] ...

| name = Ellsworth Huntington | image = Ellsworth Huntington.jpg ...

| address = [[Huntington Avenue]] & [[Massachusetts Avenue (metropolitan Boston)|Massachusetts Avenu .../ref> in addition to a performance space of the [[New England Conservatory of Music]]. ...

...n 5 July 1938) is an American author, literary critic and former professor of [[English literature]]. Dijkstra wrote seven books on various literary and ...://library.stanford.edu/news/stanford-libraries-receives-major-black-music-collection-supporting-new-department-and |work=Stanford Libraries News |access-date=Se ...

{{Short description|Tycoons of the Central Pacific Railroad}} ...ngton. 3.—Leland Stanford. 4.—Charles Crocker. 5.—Mark Hopkins. From 1878 "The Pacific tourist"]] ...

...cal Institute]] [[Polytechnic University of New York|Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn]] ...echnology. He originated two major US library collections in the [[history of science and technology]]. ...

[[File:Eidophusikon.jpg|thumb|350px|Viewing the Eidophusikon, circa 1782]] ...|el|Ειδωφυσικον}}) was a piece of [[art]], no longer extant, thought up by the English actor [[David Garrick]] and created by 18th-century [[France|French ...

| name = Archer Milton Huntington | image = Archer Huntington.png ...

...presenting a copy of ''Recuyell of the Historyes of Troye'' to [[Margaret of York]]]] ...lain to [[Philip III, Duke of Burgundy]]. It was the first book printed in the [[English language]]. ...

| name = The Mariners' Museum and Park | image = The Mariners' Museum - Newport News, Virginia.jpg ...

...nstructed some of the [[lighter aboard ship]]s (LASH). At one time, it was the largest employer in Louisiana, with about 26,000 employees. ...ssissippi River]].<ref name="University of New Orleans Library"/> In 1941, the company employed only 200 workers.{{citation needed|date=February 2017}} ...

...itle page of the first edition of ''Dodona's Grove'' ([[Folger Shakespeare Library]])]] ...=Jacobs | first2=Joseph | title=Epistolae Ho-Elianae: The Familiar Letters of James Howell : Historiographer Royal to Charles II | publisher=David Nutt | ...

{{Short description|English historian, diarist, bibliographer and Member of Parliament}} ...had drawn attention to the manuscript in All Souls College, Oxford.<ref>''The Oxford Companion to English Literature'', 6th Edition. Edited by Margaret D ...

| caption = Photograph taken in the 1870s | alma_mater = [[Columbia College of Columbia University|Columbia College]] ...

...Maps'']</ref> came from Giovanni da Verrazzano's voyage in 1524 (Ambrosian Library in Milan, Italy.)]] ...8 – after 1549), also spelled ''Maiollo'' and ''Maiolo'', was a [[Republic of Genoa|Genoese]] cartographer. ...