Jerry Rescue Convention; Antislavery movements--United States
Three-page printed "address" by Gerrit Smith presented at the Jerry Rescue Convention in Syracuse [New York]. On back, addressed to Lysander Spooner in Boston, Massachusetts, in Smith's hand.
Fair. Discoloration throughout. Information written in ink and pencil throughout. This catalogue has been washed and deacidified and rebound in an acid-free sleeve. Full measurements: 20.6 cm (H) x 14.2 cm (W).
Possibly a view from the Commercial Strip footbridge, the photo in this postcard captures the bustle of Erie canal activities and displays a variety of sail and steam powered watercraft, and various buildings of commercial nature. The photo itself...
Several Native Americans are visible on a cliff with a tipi, a horse or mule; trees, rocks, and bushes over looking an incoming sailing ship. Two Native Americans are riding on a canoe toward the ship. There are mountains in the far background and...
Several Native Americans are visible on a cliff with a tipi, a horse or mule; trees, rocks, and bushes over looking an incoming sailing ship. Two Native Americans are riding on a canoe toward the ship. There are mountains in the far background and...
A commemorative postcard celebrating the 300th anniversary of the discovery of the Hudson River, with portraits of Henry Hudson and Robert Fulton superimposed over a daytime aerial view of the Hudson River. Prominently featured are a sailing ship...
Depiction of "Half Moon" sailing ship navigated by Henry Hudson as it entered New York Harbor in 1609 in search of a passage to the Indian Ocean escorted by Native Americans in canoes and a sailboat. Printing information: card number (40523).
A painting of a sailing ship with its sails furled, its rigging visible, and three lanterns at the stern of the ship. Five square portholes emit light from the aft quarters. There are two canoes filled with three people each paddling toward the...
