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The collection of the Mount Vernon Museum of Incandescent Lighting - approximately 50,000 lighbulbs and lighting fixtures collected by Dr. Hugh Hicks and displayed in his museum/home on Mt. Vernon square, North Charles street. Extensive Light bulb collection along with lighting apparatus and devices. The museum closed in 2002 at the death of founder, Dr. Hicks.

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Print, BW, #1 Electric sub-station south of present car repairs yards, n.d.

Scope and Contents This file contains pamphlets advertising the sale of property, including land and buildings. The lists below contain descriptions of advertised properties and the names realtor companies found in the file. Other material types, if found, are indicated in brackets. Dates are listed where found. Former Property of Maryland Shipbuilding Company, Baltimore Harbor, Maryland Property...

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Print, BW, #1 Open Hearth, hot metal mixer, photo no. 11595, February 11, 1926

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This series consists of 42 known records listed as Project Files. These files consist of blueprints, correspondence, and invoices. The files are arranged by the client name or potential client name. The date range, job number, and location of the project are included in the file name (when possible).

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Print, BW, #1 rod mill buildings, photo no. 11421, September 14, 1925

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Print, 8x10, color, Hull 4667 USNS Maury, 1st Assistant Engineer's State Room, R16-2, R16-3, R17-1, March 31, 1989

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This series consists of the Audio/Visual materials, primarily photographs and negative, associated with the project files. The files are arranged by client name or project name.

Scope and Contents From the Collection:

The collection of the Mount Vernon Museum of Incandescent Lighting - approximately 50,000 lighbulbs and lighting fixtures collected by Dr. Hugh Hicks and displayed in his museum/home on Mt. Vernon square, North Charles street. Extensive Light bulb collection along with lighting apparatus and devices. The museum closed in 2002 at the death of founder, Dr. Hicks.