She found a picture of Henry Clay Robinett[e]:

Source: University of the Pacific, Holt- Atherton Special Collections
In 1963 Battery Robinette was formed at PMC and fired their cannon at football games, until it cracked. Wonder when that was?

Source: Widener University Archives
This is how the battery looked recently:

Here is one of Lincoln she found, I would guess it is from around the turn of the century, when he was in charge of the Iowa National Guard, give or take a decade:

Source: Iowa State University Archives (another place I need to visit)
She has some more interesting information but it is not germane to my project
Thanks for sharing Jessica!
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