Welcome to Cottonwood Springs, a fictional,
pre-1912 cosmology.
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archive of field art.
To observe the physical labor, process, footnotes, and endnotes behind these intercepts, consult Examine the Evidence in the menu.
Source: Creamery Butter Making by John Michels, 1904.Dream Motive
Source: The Evolution of the Steam Locomotive, 1803 to 1898 by G. A. Sekon, 1899.
Cool Gaze - Dream Substitutes
Source: The Boston Cooking School Magazine by Janet McKenzie Hill, 1896.
Constructing the Right Tangle
Source: The "Right Angle" Continuous Intestinal Suture by Harvey Cushing, 1889.
A Body Can Dream
Oberlin Business College - Compendium of Penmanship by C. A. Barnett, J. T. Henderson, and J. N. Yocom, 1901.
Dreamery Cold Storage
Source: Creamery Cold Storage by Canada Department of Agriculture, 1906.
Source: Beams and Girders by Harvey Philbrick Philetus, 1886.
Source: Creamery Butter Making by John Michels, 1904.
Observations on Delusions
Source: Observations on Diseases Incident to Seamen, by Robert Robertson, 1807.
Contemplative Coalition Tradition
Source: Notes on Steam Generation of Iowa Coal, by George Welton Bissell, 1904.
Course of Instruction
Source: A Code of Instructions for the Treatment of Sufferers from Railroad and Steam-Boat Accidents, by Sir Arthur Clarke, 1849.
Source: Standard Tool Catalogue by Standard Tool Co., 1895.
Source: Artificial Warmth and Ventilation by Baker, Smith & Co, 1860.
Successful Dream Collections
Image source: The Success Seed Collection by McGregor Brothers, 1902.
1893 Reveries Review
Source: What Is the Best Kind of a Railroad Commission? by William A. Crafts, 1893.
Bureaucrats in Your Mind
Image source: Classified Illustrated Catalog of the Library Bureau, 1890.
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