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Trinity Church
Two images on the page.
View of Belvedere House
Two images on the page.
Top: Originally from The New-York Magazine; or, Literary Repository, August, 1794.
Bottom: The church depicted is the Dutch church at Harlem, the third church there, built in 1788 and taken down in 1825.
Top: Originally from The New-York Magazine; or, Literary Repository, August, 1794.
Bottom: The church depicted is the Dutch church at Harlem, the third church there, built in 1788 and taken down in 1825.
A view of the battery and harbour of New York, and the Ambuscade frigate
From "Letters Written during a Tour through the Northern and Eastern States of America" by John Drayton, Charleston, South-Carolina, 1794.
The engraver may have been Samuel Hill, 1766?-1804.
The engraver may have been Samuel Hill, 1766?-1804.
A map of fresh water pond in the City of New York (etc.)
Two images on the page.
Bottom image: The artist may have been John Penniman, ca. 1817-1850; the lithographer may have been Francis Michelin, 1809 or 10-1878. Regarding John Fitch's work with steam boats.
Bottom image: The artist may have been John Penniman, ca. 1817-1850; the lithographer may have been Francis Michelin, 1809 or 10-1878. Regarding John Fitch's work with steam boats.
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…
An e. view of Trinity Church, N. York
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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,…
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),…
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.
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.