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Manuscript plan of the north-east section of New York
Two images on the page.
Plan of the City of New York, in North-America [map]; A south west view of the City of New York, taken from the Governours Island at* [view]
Two images on the page: top is the map, bottom is the view.
Plan of the City of New York
The author's name, Bernard Ratzer, is mispelled as "Ratzen." This was presumably an engraver's error.
A correct view of the old methodist church in John Street N. York
Frontispiece to "A Short Historial Account of the Early Society of Methodists, Established in the City of New York in the year 1763." Published, N.Y., 1824. Caption: "The first erected in America, Founded A.D. 1768"
A view of New York from the north west
From the "Atlantic Nepture" (Impression superieure), Vol. II, Pl. 112.
New York, with the entrance of the North and East Rivers
Two images on the page.
A topographical map of the northern part of New York Island, (etc.)
Plate is sometimes found bound in "The North American Atlas," published by William Faden, London, 1777.
A plan of Fort George at the City of New-York
Three images on the page.
S view of the City of New York
Two images on the page: top image
E view of the City of New York
Two images on the page: bottom image
A view of the City of New York from Long Island
This drawing has the name of Montresor stamped on its back.
An original sketch of the ruins of Trinity Church N. York -- taken by an English officer during the revolution
The possible author is listed as Lord Rawdon, who later in life became Francis Rawdon-Hastings, Marquess of Hastings
British headquarters MS. map of New York and environs
The original was in such a bad state of repair that this reproduction was made from a facsimile lithograph, published in 1900 by Mr. B.F. Stevens of London. The fascimile was in 24 sheets.
Trumbull's Washington
At the time of this volume's printing, this portrait was hanging in New York's City Hall, at the west end of the Governors' Room.
View of Columbia College in the City of New York
Two images on the page. Top image: This is the original college building of Columbia University, then Columbia College (and originally King's College).Bottom image: Earliest known broadside catalogue of King's College (now Columbia University),…
An e. view of Trinity Church, N. York
Two images on the page.
Left: Originally from The New-York Magazine; or, Literary Repository, January 1790.
Right: Originally from The New-York Magazine; or, Literary Repository, October, 1795. The engraver may have been John Scoles,…
Left: Originally from The New-York Magazine; or, Literary Repository, January 1790.
Right: Originally from The New-York Magazine; or, Literary Repository, October, 1795. The engraver may have been John Scoles,…
A view of the present seat of his excel. the Vice President of the United States
Two images on the page.
Top: Originally from The New-York Magazine; or, Literary Repository, June 1790. This building was called Richmond Hill, and Vice-President John Adams resided there after the Revolution.
Bottom: The artist and engraver…
Top: Originally from The New-York Magazine; or, Literary Repository, June 1790. This building was called Richmond Hill, and Vice-President John Adams resided there after the Revolution.
Bottom: The artist and engraver…