Subjects, 1860-1920, inclusive

Identifier:PR-065-0760

African Americans: working in cotton, including picking cotton, cleaning cotton, and people with large baskets of cotton on their heads; group by plantation cabin; European American reading book to group of men and boys; family groups pictured in front of their homes; men with ox carts; children with watermelon; boy with rooster; boy with banjo singing; couple walking; two boys and bicycle wheel.

17 items

Identifier:PR-065-0761

Agricultural views and rural scenes: farms, including farm houses and yards, cattle, sheep, women feeding yard of chickens, children feeding a horse, haying, including views in the winter, hop pickers, a peddler at a farm house, group in decorated boat for harvest festival, a log cabin, agricultural implements at unidentified fair; includes sentimental views.

39 items

Identifier:PR-065-0762

Maple sugaring: gathering syrup from trees, boiling it down, and group gathered for a "sugar feast"

12 items

Identifier:PR-065-0763

Animals: trained bear; buffalo: on a city street, herd of buffalo, and buffalo skulls; girl with cat and doll; dogs, including a dog in a hat, and with a cigar in his mouth; a fox; a frog; goats: children playing with a goat, child with goat cart; gorilla; monkeys in a bar scene, some with pipes, monkeys with musical instruments, monkeys in a domestic scene; birds: taxidermied arrangements of birds, duck and other game birds hanging from string, bittern, bird of paradise, quails, buzzards, grouse or prairie chicken; two examples of coral.

32 items

Identifier:PR-065-0764

Art work: stack of five dollar bills; set of jewelry present to Mrs. Gen. Grant by Brown and Spaulding; lithograph depicting the George Washington and the Cherry Tree story; depiction of the first mass said in St. Augustine; Diana and Nymphs; Phyrne before the tribunal; Nymphs discover Cupid practicing his art; Fall of Babylon; Reprimanded (Piccou); Perry's victory on Lake Erie; lithograph depicting various values of Odd Fellowships; still life of household equipment, swords, a gun.

14 items

Identifier:PR-065-0765

Views of the moon, most taken when full, including views made by H. Draper and L. M. Rutherford.

11 items

Identifier:PR-065-0766

Automobiles: race cars, one shown racing past the grandstands.

2 items

Identifier:PR-065-0767

Botany: plants, flowers and vegetables, many hand-colored; floral arrangements, interior views of conservatories, gardens, a parsnip sculpted into the face of a man; arrangements made of leaf skeletons.

40 items

Identifier:PR-065-0768

Bridges: unidentified covered bridge; Wabashaw St. bridge.

3 items

Identifier:PR-065-0769

Man on horseback next to elephant and circus tent.

1 items

Identifier:PR-065-0770

Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show: William Cody with rifle, holding loving cup, and with men presenting floral tribute; "Miss Hicock" (Calamity Jane?) on horseback; Indians on horseback waiting for cue; Indian children, including a girl Sha Sha o pogi and a child on a pony; Bronco Charlie, dude cowboy; performers riding horses in a ring; view of men in Wyoming, possibly including Bill Cody or associates of him.

17 items

Identifier:PR-065-0771

Civil War: painting of a battle; field telegraph station.

2 items

Civil War stereographs have been digitized and are available online via New York Heritage.

Identifier:PR-065-0772

African Americans: "contrabands" in a Union camp; Men, women and children in front of a building; family in a wagon coming into Union lines.

3 items

Identifier:PR-065-0773

Civil War camp life: general views of camps, including tents, forts, rough buildings; men eating, reading relaxing, playing, washing, arrayed in formation, and with horses; includes African Americans; one view shows man with wife and child in camp.

43 items

Identifier:PR-065-0774

Civil War dead: embalmer and corpse; unidentified Confederate casualty; grave of Union prisoners; members of a South Carolina regiment laid out for burial; an embalming building; African American soldier hanging from the gallows after his execution for attempted rape.

8 items

Identifier:PR-065-0775

Hospitals: Frank L. Keyes, at home recuperating; Sanitary commission wagons and tents.

3 items

Identifier:PR-065-0776

Civil War, navy: ships, including monitor class ships, gunboats, rams and frigates; group portraits of sailors and officers on deck; includes both Confederate and Union ships.

33 items

Identifier:PR-065-0777

Portraits of civilians: Harper's Weekly artist; Godfor, a "battlefield vulture"; Jim Kerrigan, "The mollie squealer"; Major Pinkerton, and others, including Lincoln.

4 items

Identifier:PR-065-0778

Portraits of Lincoln; studio portraits, and in camps, including a view of Gen. McClellan at Antietam; most are copy prints.

6 items

Identifier:PR-065-0779

Portraits of officers, including studio portraits and men shown in the field: Anderson, Bates, Butler, Corcoran, Crawford, Custer, Custer with Lt. J.B. Washington, a Confederate prisoner who was his classmate at West Point; Dix, Duryea, Farragut, Ferroro, Gordon, Grant, Hancock, Kearney, McClellan, Marcy, Moseby, Ord, Pleasonton, Patrick, Robertson, Rogers, Sherman, Smith, Strang, Sweeney, Thomas, Wheeler, Worden and others; some are Confederate officers; one view of Custer shows him with his dog.

54 items

Identifier:PR-065-0780

Portraits of soldiers: Duryea's Zouaves and other groups standing in formation; men in camp; John Burns, the hero of Gettysburg; man sitting on case of hard tack; orderly with horse; men in trenches; men in a sally port by a draw bridge; group at Mr. Foller's farm.

11 items

Identifier:PR-065-0781

Railroads: railroads that have been destroyed, including a railroad bridge; soldiers in front of a Baltimore and Ohio relay house.

4 items

Identifier:PR-065-0782

Fort Morgan, Alabama, after Farragut's bombardment.

1 item

Identifier:PR-065-0783

Washington, D.C. and vicinity: Gen. McClellan's HQ; views on the Potomac; Grand Review of returning soldiers, showing men on parade, and the reviewing stand with dignitaries.

12 items

Identifier:PR-065-0784

Florida: Signal tower near Jacksonville; Fort Marion, St. Augustine.

4 items

Identifier:PR-065-0785

Georgia: Fort McAllister and Fort Pulaski, including interiors of the fort, artillery pieces, trenches.

9 items

Identifier:PR-065-0786

Atlanta and vicinity: street views, railroad yards and depot; place where Gen. McPherson was killed; rebel fort north of the city; railroad outside the city that was torn up by Union forces; Potter house, damaged by Union fire; soldiers at picket station outside Atlanta.

19 items

Identifier:PR-065-0787

Maryland: soldiers seated above the Patapsco bridge outside Baltimore; ruins of Gen. M. Blair's home; crew of gun boat practicing; Sharpsburg: street, Lutheran church damaged by fire; pontoon bridge across the Potomac at Berlin, and ruins of bridge that it replaced.

8 items

Identifier:PR-065-0788

Battlefield at Antietam Maryland: dead lying in the field, and being buried; soldiers on the field, standing beneath trees; Tunker church; ruins of Mumma's house; Gen. Hooker's headquarters; Gen. Caldwell and staff; picnic party at Antietam bridge; Smith's barn, used as a hospital and straw huts nearby; signal tower on Elk Mt.; crowd gathered for Memorial Day at Antietam battlefield.

48 items

Identifier:PR-065-0789

The levee at Vicksburg, lined with steamboats.

1 item

Identifier:PR-065-0790

Parades on Broadway in New York, and barracks in City Hall Park.

5 items

Identifier:PR-065-0791

Great union Meeting, Union Square, New York April 20, 1861: crowds filling the park and surrounding streets, and lining the roofs of nearby buildings, with flags flying overhead.

9 items

Identifier:PR-065-0792

North Carolina: English Armstrong gun in Fort Fisher, N.C.

1 item

Identifier:PR-065-0793

Gettysburg: breastworks, fences, woods and the battlefield; dead on the battlefield; Confederate prisoners standing by breastwork; Round Top; Sugar Loaf Mountain; African Americans with a donkey: "all the livestock on Mr. Gill's plantation"; Lee's headquarters; Gen. Meade's headquarters; gate to the cemetery; John L. Burns' cottage; "Farmers' Inn and hotel, Emmittsburg, where our special artist was captured, July 5th, 1863"; home of James Gettys, founder of Gettysburg.

60 items

Identifier:PR-065-0794

South Carolina: forts, including Fort Walker on Port Royal, Fort Wagner, Fort Chatfield, Fort Marshall, Fort Putnam, and fortifications, possibly on Hilton Head showing interiors of the forts, soldiers on guard and with artillery; battery of "Quaker guns"; ordnance yard on Morris Island; Smith's plantation scenes, including group of slaves in front of slave quarters, preparing cotton for the gin.

17 items

Identifier:PR-065-0795

Beaufort, S.C.: houses, some used as officers quarters, or military headquarters; streets; soldiers cemetery; 2nd U.S. Artillery, Colored with guns and tents; hospitals; boat landing; signal station, men on horseback below; store and post office; room decorated for ball; issuing stores to a group of Afican American people.

25 items

Identifier:PR-065-0796

Charleston: Confederate batteries in the city; destruction caused by the Union shelling; churches, markets, Institute Hall; commercial wharf and battery; Mills House; club house at the race course; tomb of J.C. Calhoun; O'Connor House where Union officers were confined under fire.

38 items

Identifier:PR-065-0797

Fort Moultrie, Charleston Harbor, S.C.: view of interior of the fort, showing guns, the sallyport, cannonballs in stacks, looking out toward beach of Sullivan's Island.

8 items

Identifier:PR-065-0798

Fort Sumter: general view of the fort, and interior view in 1861, after Anderson evacuated; views of the fort after destruction and capture by Union forces, including the Union flag raising, April 14, 1865.

44 items

Identifier:PR-065-0799

Tennessee: views in Nashville; bridge over the Cumberland on the Louisville and Nashville R.R.; Knoxville R.R. depot at Chattanooga, group of rebel soldiers waiting transport north; Lookout Mountain; federal camp at Johnsonville.

15 items

Identifier:PR-065-0800

Virginia: camp and artillery of the Army of the Potomac; Fort Brady; Fort Corcoran; Falls Church; Cobb's Hill: the signal corps, and African American teamsters; Cold Harbor, including views of Gen. Grant and Gen. Rawlins; Gen. Butler's Headquarters; Fort Sedgwick; Fort Totten; Dutch Gap, including African American pickets on duty; Sulphur Springs, hotel, officers of the 60th New York Volunteers; graves of Union dead south of Wilderness church; Cumberland landing; Captain's mess, African American children waiting table; Bealton; the Rappahannock, during the battle of Chancellorsville; church in Centreville used as hospital; camp at Centreville; Quaker guns; fugitive slave crossing the Rappahannock; Culpepper; Warrenton, including view of the courthouse; Catlett's station; Aquia Creek landing; Lacy house, Falmouth; ruins of bridge at Germania Ford; 18th century carriage; Bethel Church; bridges on the Pamunkey; Savage Station.

71 items

Identifier:PR-065-0801

Alexandria, Virginia: bridge construction corps at work; interior of a barn; railroad yard, and slave pen; slave pen with soldier standing inside of it; Marshall house.

9 items

Identifier:PR-065-0802

Appomattox: pontoon bridge on the Appomattox River near Broadway Landing; house where General Lee signed the capitulation papers.

5 items

Identifier:PR-065-0803

Bull Run: views on the battlefield at Bull Run including remains of the dead and graves, soldiers on horseback and Sudley's Ford and church, Robinson's House, ruins of houses, Beauregard's headquarters (later McDowell's), a monument, men lounging by tents at a picket's station; Sherman's battery on its return from Bull Run; bridge at Bull Run built by McDowell's engineers; T.H. O'Sullivan and photographers wagon; painting of the battle.

17 items

Identifier:PR-065-0804

Cedar Mountain, Virginia: house, riddled with cannonballs; officers of the 10th Maine on the battlefield; dead horses; graves of Union soldiers; battery fording the Rappahannock; Culpepper courthouse, with group of Confederate prisoners.

6 items

Identifier:PR-065-0805

City Point, Virginia, on the James River, supply point and headquarters of Union forces during the siege of Petersburg: wharves, sailing ships, barges, steamboats, General Grant's headquarters, portraits of General Grant, one with his wife and son, orderly with Grant's horse Cincinnati, Gen. Rawlins, wife and child, soldiers and winter quarters, soldiers serving out rations, army wagon going to Commissary, graves of soldiers near the hospital.

32 items

Identifier:PR-065-0806

Fair Oaks: frame house on battlefield used at a hospital; Professor Lowe observing the battle of Fair Oaks from his balloon; Gibson's battery of horse artillery; soldiers and artillery by frame house; redoubt on the front; soldiers in front of Quarles house; men and cannons at Fort Sumner, Fair Oaks.

14 items

Identifier:PR-065-0807

Fort Monroe and vicinity: views of the fort, including fortifications and moat, a large artillery piece; group portraits of men in camp; tents in Camp Hamilton, bridge destroyed at Hampton, near Fortress Monroe; Zouaves at Camp Butler.

10 items

Identifier:PR-065-0808

Fredericksburg: general views of the town, looking across river, and from Tyler's battery; Philip's house on fire; dead in coffins, or covered with blankets, men, including African Americans, preparing to bury them; wagon train crossing the Rappahannock; men with crutches in yard of hospital.

9 items

Identifier:PR-065-0809

Views along the James River, Virginia: camps, including the construction corps camp at Belle Plain, ; bridges, including pontoon bridges, destroyed Richmond and Petersburg R.R. bridge; Belle Plain landing and steamboats and other vessels; Aiken's landing a monitor class ship, and barges; signal tower; Dutch Gap and canal, including construction views, a view after the bank was blown out; water battery near Ft. Brady; Fort Brady; masked battery, fort Darling; obstructions in the river; sailing vessels at Westover landing; steamboat New York waiting for exchanged prisoners.

31 items

Identifier:PR-065-0810

North Anna River, Virginia: pontoon bridges; 50th N.Y.V. Engineers constructing road at Jericho mills on south bank; Jericho Mills at North Anna; Chesterfield bridge from rebel redoubt; line of breastworks occupied by Union troops on north bank; men bathing in river, railroad bridge in the distance.

14 items

Identifier:PR-065-0811

Views in and around Petersburg: mortars at battery; redoubts and soldiers; buildings and houses, including interior view, damaged in bombardment; tobacco warehouses used by rebels as prison; rebel dead in the trenches; Chevaux de frise obstructions; breastworks and confederate dug-out quarters; Petersburg railroad bridge; trestle-work bridge on the southside railroad; dam on the Appomattox River near Petersburg; log church built by the Engineers, with Corps of Engineers symbol over door; bomb-proofs, including quarters and kitchen; rebel encampment with tents and log quarters; men in tent during the "dog days"; Fort Abbott, occupied during the siege by Lincoln.

72 items

Identifier:PR-065-0812

Richmond, Virginia: general views; Libby Prison; Jefferson Davis mansion; Gen. Lee's residence; ruins, including two views that viewed sequentially create a panorama of destruction of the city; 5th Pennsylvania Cavalry on battlefield; capture rebel guns; the Capitol; Richmond and Petersburg R.R. depot and locomotive; "Castle Thunder" prison; ruins of Danville railroad bridge; Drury's Bluff, near Richmond; First New York Battery cannons; grave of J.E.B. Stuart in Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond.

38 items

Identifier:PR-065-0813

Spotsylvania, Virginia: dead and wounded at Mrs. Allsop's, near the Spotsylvania courthouse, where the barn was used as a field hospital, and the dead were buried.

13 items

Identifier:PR-065-0814

Yorktown, Virginia: fort and landing at Yorktown, including cannons and mortars, ships; Camp Winfield Scott, including Gen. McClellan's tent; Confederate fortifications; group portrait of English officers.

22 items

Identifier:PR-065-0815

Harpers Ferry, W.Va., during or directly after the Civil War: general views; ruins, including the railroad bridge; John Brown's "Fort"; camp.

10 items

Identifier:PR-065-0816

Cows at a county fair.

2 items

Identifier:PR-065-0817

Dakota Territory: views from Captain Fisk's expedition to Montana in 1866: wagon train on the plains; camp of wagons and tents on the Sand Hills; bluff near Fort Berthold; Fort Berthold, showing the block house and other buildings; White Earth River, D.T.; log buildings and tipis of trading post, Fort Union; interior of Fort Union, Mon. (sic) showing large wood frame building, man seated in middle ground; Col. Rankin and wife on horseback at Ft. Union trading post.

8 items

Identifier:PR-065-0818

Geological and Geographical Survey of the Territories (U.S.) , led by F.V. Hayden: portraits of Hayden with his horse, and other members of the expedition, including Thomas Moran, and W.H. Jackson, the photographer, with his equipment, and loading cameras onto pack animals, and men eating and in camp; rock formations; rivers; geysers and other springs; mountains, including the Tetons, the San Juan group, Uncomphagre Mt. and Mt. of the Holy Cross; lakes; ruins of Indian buildings; Shoshone Indians in the Wind River Range; Bannock Indians and dwellings; Utes at the Los Pinos agency, including a portrait of Ouray; Ute camp in Cochetopa Pass.

48 items

Identifier:PR-065-0819

Views from the U.S. Topographical and Geological Survey of the Colorado River led by J. W. Powell and A. H. Thompson: canyons, rivers, rapids, waterfalls, rock formations, plateaus, boats, and members of the expedition including Powell, Thompson, and F.S. Dellenbaugh. On view shows a large format camera by the side of the river. Views are broken into series including "Views on the Green River," "Views on the Colorado River," with "Glen Canon," "Marble Canon," "Cataract Canon," and "Grand Canyon" sub-series', "Views on the Rio Virgen," "Views on Kanab Creek," "Views on the Sevier River," "Views on Vermillion Creek," and "Indians of the Colorado Valley." The last series includes Navajos members of several different Paiute bands, and views at Oraibi. Some of the views have manuscript annotations by expedition member, F. S. Dellenbaugh, including annotations correcting or amending the printed labels.

187 items

Identifier:PR-065-0820

Two views in Pinogana, one showing women doing the wash by the side of the river, another a general view of thatched houses.

2 items

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Wheeler expedition of the 100th Meridian: views on the Colorado, including Mohave Indians watching the departure of the expedition's boats, canyons, including the Grand Canyon; man bathing in a spring; views in Utah, including a brick house with Mt. Baldy in the distance; Indian antiquities including Canyon de Chelle, and ruins near Pueblo San Juan; a Zuni girl with a water olla; Coyotero Apache Indian scouts; Cooley's ranch, Arizona; lakes in Colorado; Shoshone Falls on the Snake River; including views showing photographers at work.

49 items

Identifier:PR-065-0822

Unidentified fire companies, posing in front of fire houses, or in ranks for parade, one view taken on the Fourth of July; steam fire engines.

6 items

Identifier:PR-065-0823

Carriages, carts, coaches, a sleigh and buggies, some decorated for parades, one driven by a girl and one pictured on a small ferry; includes two views of trotting race horses.

17 items

Identifier:PR-065-0824

Hotels: hotel at a beach location; hotel called Neb. House (Nebraska?); interior of country inn; interior of lavish building.

4 items

Identifier:PR-065-0825

Hunting and fishing: bear, deer, moose and bird hunting views, including men with prey, man shooting grouse, and including studio portraits of two men with guns and pelt; trappers, including view of man and woman in Indian garb, (southern, possibly Seminole); man with fishing pole and creel on porch; strings of fish; T.D. Robinson, Douglas Robinson and guide; men with hunting dogs.

16 items

Identifier:PR-065-0826

Indians of North America: most views arranged by tribe, and when tribe is not know, by location (state); tribes include: Apache, Arapahoe, Assiniboine, Bannock, Crow, Dakota, Digger, Hopi, Kiowa, Metis, Modoc, Mohave, Navaho, Nez Perce, Ojibwa, Omaha, Onondaga, Oto, Paiute Pawnee, Pima, Ponca, Pueblo, Shoshoni, Tuscarora, Ute, Washo, Winnebago; includes views of camps with teepees, pueblos, and other dwellings, including group of women sitting in front of dwelling, with loom in front of it; storage structures; portraits of individuals and groups, including people in traditional and European dress, seated outdoors and in studios; reservation scenes, including groups receiving government payments, Indian agents and interpreters, and a hospital; groups eating; platform above corn field where group guarding corn from birds sit; a burial ground with wooden mausoleums; a platform burial; Pawnee graves; a Ponca tomb that has been opened; Cheyenne and Arapahoe Indians at Fort Marion in Florida; Crows dancing; Little Crow's (leader of Minnesota Indian Massacre of 1862) scalp; individuals pictured include Old Bets, Hole-in-the-Day, Ebahomba, Peter La Cherre, Heavy Sitter, Rain in the Face, Mariano Madino, Howling Wolf and others; a Hopi Kachina dance; people from various tribes on horseback; Metis with Red River carts; couples pictured together, including one view entitled Chippewa wedding; men smoking pipes; wild rice gathers, and other views of canoes; hunter in snowshoes; women holding children in cradleboards; Indian police at San Carlos; interpreter Julius Meyer with group of unidentified Pawnee, possibly in Washington, D.C.

166 items

Identifier:PR-065-0827

Unidentified lighthouse, taken from a pier.

1 item

Identifier:PR-065-0828

Men working in foundry [?], holding hammers over anvil; spooling room at Mechanics Mill.

2 items

Identifier:PR-065-0829

Man dissecting human corpse (possibly at Dartmouth College, see New York Public Library MFY Dennis coll. 91-F39).

1 item

Identifier:PR-065-0830

Mining structures in a mountain valley; boy with water donkey in mining area in the west.

2 items

Identifier:PR-065-0831

Group of men, "Thimble riggers"; men outdoors, working with hammers and anvils; millers sitting among bags and baskets of grain and corn; man on the street with "fortune telling" birds; interior of printing shop.

6 items

Identifier:PR-065-0832

Views depicting the manufacture and use of photographs, primarily stereographs, including studios, a floating gallery on the Mississippi River, a ambrotypist's wagon, and a studio tent; young men, women and boys cutting and mounting stereographs; stereograph salesmen, including staged scene showing salesman romancing wife while husband looks at views; people, especially children viewing stereographs, including various types of stereograph viewers; man peering into lens of camera; scene on an unidentified road, with the photographer and his camera visible as shadows; a photographic studio, one of several in different locations run by A.E. Alden.

27 items

Identifier:PR-065-0833

Stereographs demonstrating various special effect techniques: hand-tinted tissue views, tissue views with slits to allow light through, double exposures made to create "spirit" photographs, photographs of dioramas, silhouette cut-outs set among ice to create the appearance of figures in a landscape; line stereographs, some used as example for salesmen; scenes depicted include people watching a puppet show, groups strolling in a park, group posing on a step ladder, children women and children with toys.

13 items

Identifier:PR-065-0834

Views that have been treated with various materials or techniques, each recorded on verso.

4 items

Identifier:PR-065-0835

Portraits, A-C: Alexandra, Princess of Wales; P.T. Barnum; Mrs. Hannah Battersby, part of the Barnum Museum; Henry Ward Beecher; Josh Billings; J.G. Blaine and his running mate, John A. Logan; portrait of Wm. Jennings Bryan, and Bryan addressing the Christian Endeavor convention in San Francisco, 1897; William Cullens Bryant; B. F. Butler seated at his desk at Maplehurst in Hartsdale, N.Y.; wedding of Blanche Butler (daughter of Gen. B.F. Butler) and Adelbert Ames, including group portrait, and guests, including the general, at the wedding breakfast; P.K. Chandler at a desk writing, with friends smoking, including D.S. Williams; portraits of Samuel Clemens (Mark Twain); President and Mrs. Cleveland, and Cleveland and his running mate, Stevenson.

26 items

Identifier:PR-065-0836

Portraits, D-J: Charles Dickens; Thomas A. Edison in his lab in N.J.; Edward VII, King of England and Queen Alexandra, in coronation robes, and a view of Edward and others when he was Prince of Wales; President Fillmore in a carriage in front of Congress Hall; mourning portraits of J. A. Garfield, including one view with portraits of Lincoln and Garfield; U.S. Grant, wife and son, and with group on porch of home at Oak Bluffs; Horace Greeley; Benjamin Harrison and Morton; Prince Henry and party on rear platform of train; Prof. R.D. Hitchcock; Vice President Garrett A. Hobart; Washington Irving in his study; Dr. Sheldon Jackson and Post office Inspector on deck of ship enroute to Dawson City, Alaska.

22 items

Identifier:PR-065-0837

Portraits, K-N: Li Hung Chang, Chinese Viceroy and diplomat in Tientsin, China; Mary Todd Lincoln; Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, on his porch, and in front of his house; Alice Roosevelt (Longworth) on deck of Emperor Wilhelm's yacht with Prince Henry; Cardinal John McCloskey; Gov. E.D. Morgan, N.Y.; Professor Morse, wearing many medals.

8 items

Identifier:PR-065-0838

Portraits, O-S: Wendell Phillips; Composer, Anton Rubenstein; R. W. Sears, president of Sears, Roebuck and Co., at his desk; William H. Seward seated out of doors with family; the Rev. Charles Haddon Spurgeon, Johann Strauss, the younger; memorial portrait of Charles Sumner; Al Seiber, chief of scouts.

11 items

Identifier:PR-065-0839

Portraits, T-Z: William Howard Taft and family, and at his deck in the executive office; Dr. Todd in his study, Pittsfield; Theodore Thomas; Gov. Francis Train, William and Mrs. Turner, and others, all sitting on balconies at the Tremont House; Newton Vail, son of the photographer J.P. Vail, seated in a sled in the studio; a man, possibly H. Veeder; N. P. Willis; Brigham Young; Eliza Young, one of the wives of Brigham Young.

13 items

Identifier:PR-065-0840

Bagoe Family pictures: includes portraits of family and friends, views in Paterson, N.J. including houses, Eastside Park, a woman with a squirrel, and winter views with snow, activities including motoring in large touring car, swimming, driving a motor boat and canoeing, possibly at Lake George, and views at a lake house, views of cattle and an ox team, ocean and hotel views at Atlantic City, a balloon ascension, a daredevil diving off a platform while on fire, a car race, including views of the spectators and the cars racing, men playing golf, including views where the ball is visible flying off after being hit, and views of the club house and spectators, fires, including a large building in flames, and smoke rising from a forest over a lake, and a portrait of three Shaker sisters.

109 items

Identifier:PR-065-0841

Lincoln assassination and funeral: memorial portraits of Lincoln, surrounded by skeleton leaves; crowd and procession at Baltimore depot; views in Philadelphia of procession and of mourners waiting; 24th Regiment Colored troops at Camp William Penn; State House at Indianapolis, and view of hearse; views in Springfield, Ill.: Lincoln's home, including interior views, the railroad depot, the church he attended, views on Washington Street looking toward courthouse, crowds on the street, in and atop buildings watching the arrival of the body at the state house, crowd, including African American man passing into the State house, the coffin lying in state, views at Oak Ridge cemetery, including general views, the vault, the crown approaching the vault, and soldiers outside the vault after the internment; copy photographs of the hanging of the Lincoln conspirators, portraits of the conspirators, reward posters, a poster for Ford's Theater, and New York Herald articles on the assassination.

73 items

Identifier:PR-065-0842

William McKinley: portraits of McKinley, his wife and Theodore Roosevelt; McKinley giving inaugural addresses in 1897 and 1901; McKinley with officers during the Spanish American War, and with Dewey reviewing the troops, 1899; McKinley and his cabinet, ca. 1900; McKinley during a transcontinental train trip, 1901, including Rough riders greeting him in Los Angeles; McKinley making an address at the Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo, shortly before his assassination; house where McKinley died; State funeral in Washington, D.C., and in Canton, Ohio, and a view of the Congress listening to a eulogy by Secretary Hay.

80 items

Identifier:PR-065-0843

Theodore Roosevelt, his wife and family: portraits, Roosevelt and others at Farmington, Conn., with Richard Harding Davis during the Spanish American War, campaigning in Noblesville, Ind., Athol, Mass., and Dover, N.H., with Prince Henry of Prussia, visiting the South Carolina Inter-State and West Indian Exposition, in Yosemite, his inauguration, including parades and speeches, horseback riding in Colorado, operating a steam shovel at Culebra Cut, Panama Canal, with his family at Sagamore Hill, Oyster Bay, N.Y., with unidentified group on steps on cabin, interior view of his library, Sagamore Hill, Edith Roosevelt and her daughter Ethel Roosevelt.

39 items

Identifier:PR-065-0844

European and American theatrical personalities, some in theatrical costume and poses: unidentified actresses, and a ballerina, C. Leslie Allen, Dan Magennis and Frank S. Canfrau in the Arkansas Traveler, Mary Anderson, Aurelia, dancer Marie Bonfanti, Edwin Booth, including view of Booth as Hamlet, Kate Claxton, Emma Day, Miss Fielding, George L. Fox as Humpty Dumpty, Flora Franks, Johanna Fritsche, Maud Granger, Miss Herbert, Mlle. Irma, Clara Louise Kellog, Minna Korner, Jeffrys Lewis and Emily Rigi, Pauline Lucca, Pauline Markham, McKay in the Two Orphans, Maggie Mitchell, Mrs. Moulton, Parepa, Milly Reid, Adelaide Ristori, daughter and company, Mrs. Rousby, Miss Siddons, E. A. Sothern, Susini and wife Isabella Hinckley, Lydia Thompson, Tom Thumb, wife, Commodore Nutt and Minnie Warren, Beatrice Shoo Fly as Topsy in Uncle Toms Cabin, Mlle. Verance, James W. Wallack and family, dogs at their feet.

62 items

Identifier:PR-065-0845

Studio and outdoor portraits of children, including girl on tricycle, boys with hoop, children on a wagon, boy sitting on fence, children on road, children with small cart pulled by dogs.

6 items

Identifier:PR-065-0846

Unidentified men, including man in military uniform (European), unidentified Chinese man, man standing by small evergreen trees, man in front of house.

6 items

Identifier:PR-065-0847

Portraits of unidentified women.

3 items

Identifier:PR-065-0848

Unidentified groups including men, women with children, groups on porches of houses and hotels, couples, groups in a park, including in boats, group on the bow of a steamboat, a graduating group [?] on decorated stage, group in front of a Pythian Hall, group on the porch of a large log structure, including boys with rifles and an African American man, group on a stagecoach, group of Native American (?) men with long bows; two women, and a man, possibly Loomis or Aylsworth (see Rhode Island), men smoking.

33 items

Identifier:PR-065-0849

Railroads: locomotives and cars, including interiors of Pullman's, one view with African American waiters in dining car; track, bridges, stations and yards, including children standing by train in a yard; mining railroads and inclined planes; Chinese workers and others on handcars; train wrecks.

25 items

Identifier:PR-065-0850

Views of the Pullman Hotel, Drawing-room & Palace Cars, a series of views by Carleton Watkins, depicting train crossing bridge, and exteriors and interiors of various types of Pullman cars, in an original case.

8 items

Identifier:PR-065-0851

View relating to religion: open Bibles, people attending camp meetings, interiors of churches and Sunday schools, a broadside of the Lord's Prayer, and an unidentified cemetery, and a group of boys on their way to Sunday school.

12 items

Identifier:PR-065-0852

Homes, in various styles from small frame farm houses to substantial stone homes, some with people pictured in front.

23 items

Identifier:PR-065-0853

Domestic interiors, including parlors with pianos and other furniture, fireplaces, tables with floral arrangements or dishes, man seated in a library.

15 items

Identifier:PR-065-0854

School and college views, including exterior views, often with children out front, interior views of classrooms, and a decorated stage.

9 items

Identifier:PR-065-0855

Sculpture, including Rogers groups: mostly sentimental and historic views, including sculptures of William the Conqueror, Lincoln, Grant, Havelock, Garibaldi, Florence Nightingale; Rogers groups include many referring to the Civil War, including soldiers and African Americans; religious sculptures include people at prayer and Biblical figures.

57 items

Identifier:PR-065-0856

Ships: includes sailing and steam vessels, officers and passengers on deck including Italian earthquake refugees, views at dock, and in harbors; specific vessels include the Niagara, layer of the first Atlantic cable, 1858, St. Pierre, France, City of Peking, St. Laurent, Donau, Mosel, Herman, Silesia, the steamer Montana in dry dock, and sailing yachts, one called Volunteer; graphic depiction of how Fulton's first steamboat would fit within the smokestack of the Lusitania.

31 items

Identifier:PR-065-0857

The steamship Great Eastern: views of the ships in Southampton and New York waters, at dock in New York, and officers, passengers and visitors, including Frederick Douglass, on deck.

18 items

Identifier:PR-065-0858

Warships: views of several kinds of warships, including sailing vessels, a ram, battleships, cruisers, dreadnoughts, a hospital ship, receiving ships and submarines; named vessels include: the D-3, E-1, K-1, K-6, Atlanta, Benham, Boston, Chicago, Delaware, Detroit, Dunderberg, Florida, Hampshire, Idaho, Iowa, Kansas, Maine, Kearsarge, Massachusetts, Michigan, Missouri, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Olympia, Parker, Philadelphia, Pueblo, Raleigh, Santee, Seattle, Solace, Texas, Vermont, Vesuvius, Wisconsin, Wyoming, and British ships Cambridge and Terrible.

44 items

Identifier:PR-065-0859

Steamboats: views of steamboats on rivers, in ship yards, a launching of a small steamboat, and steamboats moored at docks.

10 items

Identifier:PR-065-0860

Shops: men standing in front of stores; interior views, including a general store, and women working making straw hats; interior of market building, including hogs for sale.

12 items

Identifier:PR-065-0861

Soda water apparatus manufactured by James W. Tufts and used at the Centennial Exhibition.

1 item

Identifier:PR-065-0862

Spanish American War, Camp life: men arrayed in units, drilling, on parade, getting pay, by tents, getting supper, getting a shave, writing a letter, doing laundry, being tossed in a blanket, cavalry horses, including cavalry dashing through water; includes the Third N.Y. Volunteers, and Troop A. Volunteer Cavalry from New York City; troops training at Fort Slocum, including the 22nd New York State Guard.

57 items

Identifier:PR-065-0863

Views in Cuba: fort at sugar mill, Caracas; Cienfuegos: a block house, a camp of Spanish soldiers shortly before leaving for Spain, American soldiers and officers; fort at El Caney, Guantanamo; Havana, including El Morro, the wreck of the Merrimack, wreck of the Vizcaya, Royal Palm Gardens, Gen. Blanco's palace, Canal Albears which supplies the city with water, Maj. Gen. Brooke and the Gov. General of Cuba; blockhouse in Manaznillo; cavalry of Gen. Gomez in Remedios; views in Santiago, including streets, camp life, San Juan Hill, men wounded during charge on San Juan Hill, artillery moving on Santiago; group of Afro-Cubans in the trenches waiting for the Spanish advance; group of men, including Afro-Cubans, in a Cuban prison; camp scenes, including men eating and man writing letter home.

74 items

Identifier:PR-065-0864

Admiral George Dewey: memorial style portraits, the admiral on the deck of the Olympia, Dewey and J.P. Morgan on the Olympia in New York, Dewey receiving a ceremonial sword, including views with McKinley, Secretary Long, and Cardinal Gibbon at the ceremony; Dewey's birthplace at Montpelier, Vt.

18 items

Identifier:PR-065-0865

Embarkments: soldiers marching to boats, lounging on piers, kissing girls, having a meal, waiting by railroad cars, and Americans and Spanish leaving for home from Santiago; includes views of sailors and of Marines, as well as soldiers.

28 items

Identifier:PR-065-0866

Ships of the Spanish American War: battleships, cruisers, monitors, rams, and transports including the Brooklyn, Indiana, Iowa, Katahdin, Massachusetts, Minneapolis, Monterey, New York, Olympia, Oregon, Puritan, Roumania, St. Paul, San Francisco, Terror, Texas; the Monadnock in dry dock at Mare Island, California; Capt. Jewell of the Minneapolis being rowed ashore; wreckage of the Merrimac in Santiago Harbor, the Spanish Cruiser Reina Mercedes on its side, and the wreck of the Vicaya; officers and sailors on deck, including sailors at battle stations by large guns; Key West with the North American Squadron.

63 items

Identifier:PR-065-0867

The Maine: views of the ship, the wreckage, including view of divers working in the wreck, hearses waiting for the dead, a line of hearses travelling through Havana, and the grave in Cuba, and coffins awaiting burial in their final resting place in Arlington National Cemetery; Captain, Sigsbee standing on deck.

39 items

Identifier:PR-065-0868

Significant persons related to the Spanish American War: Capt. R. D. Evans (Fighting Bob), Lieut. Richmond Pearson Hobson, "The hero of the Merrimac," Maj. Gen. Fitzhugh Lee on horseback, President McKinley with Gen. Wheeler and others, Maj. Gen. Miles at front with staff, President Palma, first president of Cuba, Admiral William T. Sampson, Admiral W.S. Schley, General Shafter, General Young, Governor General Wood in crowd at docks, leaving Cuba, 1902, Col. Wykoff and officers of the 22nd U.S. Infantry.

22 items

Identifier:PR-065-0869

Philippines in the Spanish American War: photograph of a painting of the battle of Manila; burnt deck of the Marie Teresa; American soldiers: wading the Norzararay River, 4th Infantry scouts with Philippine casualties, in trenches with Philippine dead after the battle of Malabon, in field shooting at Taquig, advancing on Malolos with a Hotchkiss Gun, entrenchment's at Zapote River and near Pasay; House of Congress on fire, Malolos; Santa Ana Church being used as a field hospital.

15 items

Identifier:PR-065-0870

Posed domestic scenes relating to the Spanish American War: soldier's farewell, and his return to his wife after being wounded and believed dead at Santiago.

7 items

Identifier:PR-065-0871

Theodore Roosevelt and the Rough Riders: at Camp Wikoff, Montauk Point, N.Y., chaplain preaching to regiment, in camp in Tampa, and packing to leave, leaving from Tampa for Cuba, in Camp on San Juan Hill, with their mascot, a small wildcat, filling belts with cartridges, trenches on San Juan hill occupied by the Rough Riders, Capt. Curry, Col. Roosevelt on horseback, Roosevelt with Maj. Gen. Wheeler and other officers.

35 items

Identifier:PR-065-0872

People on the breastworks and sitting atop cannons viewing the battleships, Fortress Monroe, Virginia; wounded soldiers in a Key West Hospital.

2 items

Identifier:PR-065-0873

Sports and games: a baseball team, beaches and swimming, including view of men at an indoor swimming pool, woman in bloomers on a safety bicycle, blind-man's-bluff, a boxing match between McGovern and Palmer, people boating on lakes and streams, including a view of a band in a boat, and a group of rowers with racing shells, people camping, people playing cards, croquet, women doing gymnastics out-of-doors, group with jump rope, minstrel group on a wagon, picnic groups, woman on a swing, women with tennis or other rackets, young women on teeter-totter, girls and women wading or sitting by streams, people watching a yacht race, man and woman playing unidentified game out of doors, groups relaxing on porches and in parks.

65 items

Identifier:PR-065-0874

Winter scenes: a house in snow, park with trees broken under weight of ice, evergreens in the snow, icicles, an icy grotto with paper cut-outs of fairies.

7 items

Identifier:PR-065-0875

World War I: drawings depicting battles; view of Serajevo, Canadian troops leaving Canada; Indian troops in France; British troops in France, French soldiers, Scots soldiers, parade of German troops in Berlin, military leaders from various nations, including Pershing, Beatty and others, battlefields, including trenches with soldiers and with German dead, desolate No-Man's Land, artillery, grave of Quentin Roosevelt, buried where he fell, Poincare and Joffre visiting the Somme front, dirigibles, including a wrecked Zeppelin, artillery, armored tanking moving through smoke, observation plane, bridge over the Marne, both standing and blown-up, one view with Red Cross train wreck, wounded soldiers at a hospital in Belgium, cathedral at Rheims bombed by the Germans, Wilson addressing Senate, submarines in dry dock, 3000 American soldiers ready for France, soldiers marching in Chicago, sailors training at Great Lakes, soldiers learning to use gas masks, American soldiers in London, men in life-jackets awaiting abandon ship drill, the US. Transport Leviathan, formerly the Vaterland, American soldiers back home, holding up babies, Clemenceau, Wilson and Lloyd George after signing of the treaty or Versailles, victory day celebrations in Paris, July 14, 1919, casket of the American Unknown soldier arriving on the Olympia at Washington, D.C.

74 items