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Has anyone seen Comanche in person? This is a photograph of Comanche at the University of Kansas Museum of Natural History in the 1970s.

Image of Dandy Lambert from The Horses of Windsor County and the History of the Windsor County Fair, published in 1893.

Framed black and white photograph of four horses that were owned by Joseph Battell: Cardinal Flower, Winter, Afterthought, and Cicero. Catalog ID: 9999.999.0227

Found in collection: article about the founder of the Frontier Nurse Service, which brought young women to Kentucky who delivered healthcare and mid-wifery services on horseback in the 1930s.

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As the nation mourns the loss of a President George HW Bush, we remember him with this poster of Morgan horses participating in his inaugural parade.

Redwey, owned by Miss Miriam Flagg, 37 Argyle Street, Melrose, Massachusetts. Photo taken in December 1947. buff.ly/2QsJPyb

Correspondence between Joseph Battell and John Crooks from Zanesville, Ohio about a horse named Oakland Maid. (Crooks wasn't very helpful.)

Paperweight with Morgan stamp, 1985.

Grand National and World Championship Morgan Horse Show flashlight and holder, undated.

AMHA bolo tie.

I know I posted something postage stamp related a few days ago, but I just love this negative in our collection that features images of the stamps for all four horse breeds.

'Tis the season! We have A LOT of Christmas cards in our collection. Here is one from 1982 with Shaker the Morgan.

Holiday card addressed to Dana and Jay Kelley. Signed: Roger, Pat, and Rod Harvey.

Calendar card from the 1950s with black and white photograph of Lippitt Mandate, Marilyn (Carlson) Childs, and Lady Field.

Are you getting all your shopping done? I wonder what errand this sleigh driver and unknown horse made them go into town when this photograph was taken. From the ED Hinds' collection. The photo was not marked with a location, but it might be Rutland, Vermont, ca. 1900.

Christmas card to Frances Bryant from the Gerald and Lynda Lemieux Family: Worthington Kelly as a foal, ca. mid-1980s.