A monkey had ventured towards Gulliver's mini house. After discovering Gulliver, the monkey grabs him…
A well-planted farmyard, with trees at the sides, flowers in the corners and about the house, and an…
A city house in the country. A low house would be better suited to sitting alone on a hill.
Two couples waiting at each other, one pair from the doorstep of a house, the other from an old convertable…
Two figures play tennis across the road from a pair of sparsely distributed houses.
The European house-martin, which has an affinity for living in the vicinity of man.
"White House Landing, Pamunkey River, Va., the Grand Depot of the Commissariat and Ordinance Department…
"The Marshall House, Alexandria, Va., where Colonel Ellsworth was assassinated by James W. Jackson,…
"General Lee singing the Terms of Surrender at Appomattox court-house."—E. Benjamin Andrews 1895
The Pinzon Mansion, the family, Martin Alonzo Pinzon and Vincent Yanez Pinzon commanded the Pinta…
This view is taken from near the house of Mr. Neilson, looking northwest. In the foreground, on the…
Fraser's burial-place. The hill on which the 'great redoubt' was erected, and where General Fraser was…
Site of Fort Anne. This view is from the bridge which crosses Wood Creek, looking south. The distant…
Military establishment at St. John's. This view is taken from the eastern side of the river, near the…
Palace Gate, outside. This is one of the most beautiful gates of the city, and opens toward the St.…
Palace Gate, inside. This sketch is a view from within Palace Street, looking out upon the open country…
Wind-mill Point. This view was sketched from the steam-boat, when a little below the wind-mill, looking…
View of Oswego Harbor, 1848. This view is from the top of the United States Hotel, looking east-northeast.…
Distant view of Fort Niagra. This view is from the west side of the Niagra River, near the light-house.…
Caughnawaga church. This old church, now (1848) known as the Fonda Academy, under the management…
Fort Plain block-house. There is considerable confusion in the accounts concerning Fort Plain, for which…
Old Parsonage and Church. This view is from the high plain on the right of the block-house, looking…
The Butler House. John Butler was one of the leading Tories of Tyron county during the whole war of…
Schuyler's Mansion. This view is from Schuyler Street. The edifice is of brick, having a closed octagonal…
Washington's head-quarters at Morristown. This view is from the forks of the road, directly in front…
Mrs. Mathews' house. This sketch was made from the left bank of the Rahway, at the site of the old bridge.…
Steuben's head-quarters. This view is from the field in front of the house, looking north. The dwelling…
The Treaty Table. The table on which the capitulation was drawn up and signed was still in possession…
The Red House. The "Red House" is situated upon the street in Wilkesbarre next the river, and about…
The Vankleek House. It was built by Myndert Vankleek, one of the first settlers in Dutchess county,…
The Constitution House, Kingston. This house, the property and residence of James W. Baldwin, Esq.,…
The Yeoman House. This view is from the road, looking north. An attempt was made by a soldier to burn…
The Bennington battle-ground. This view is from the hill on the southwest bank of the Walloomscoick,…
Head-quarters of Agnew and Erskine. This house is on the south bank of Still River, at the north end…
Place of the barricade, Ridgefield. This view is at the north end of the main street. It was taken from…
Arnold's residence. Arnold lived in Water Street, near the ship-yard. The house is still standing (1848),…
The Buckley House. This building stood upon the eastern side of the Green, fronting the church. It was…
First meeting hall. This picture of the first house for Christian worship erected in Connecticut is…
The Webb House. This house is still standing (1848), in the central part of Wethersfield, a few rods…
"The Province House. The Province House, the residence of the colonial governors, is still standing,…
"Faneuil Hall has been denominated 'the cradle of American liberty,' having been the popular gathering-place…
"Hancock's House, Boston. This is a substantial stone building, situated upon Beacon Street, fronting…
"Clark's House, Lexington. This building was standing when I visited Lexington in 1848. It was built…
"Skirmish at Lexington. The largest building in the picture is the meeting-house, and the officer on…
"Colonel Barrett's House. This sketch is from the road leading to the village of Concord by the way…
"The Riedesel House, Cambridge. This is from a pencil sketch by Mr. Longfellow. I am also indebted to…
"The Washington Elm. The horse seen in this sketch is one of the oldest in Cambridge, having been built…