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Cottage City from Highland Wharf, 74-A

The image shows a view from Highland Wharf looking towards Cottage City on Martha's Vineyard. Visible are several buildings, some with distinctive architectural features, such as towers and domes, along the shoreline. A pier extends out into the water, and the sea and sky occupy the foreground and b...

Cottage City, from back of Wright's Cottage, 75-A

The image shows a view of the settlement known as Cottage City on Martha's Vineyard, taken from the back of Wright's Cottage. In the foreground, there is sandy and grassy terrain with some shrubbery. Across a body of water, there are numerous houses and larger buildings, some with distinct architect...

Trees at West Chop, 76-A

The image depicts a group of wind-sculpted trees situated on a grassy hillside at West Chop, Martha's Vineyard. The trees are set against a backdrop that includes the horizon, suggesting a coastal view.

C. C. Smith's House, 79-A

The image depicts C. C. Smith's house in Edgartown, Massachusetts. The house is a two-story structure with wooden siding and several windows featuring shutters. It is surrounded by a picket fence, and a few individuals are visible standing on the sidewalk in front of it. Trees partially overhang the...

Wharf at Edgartwon, 81-A

The image depicts a wharf in Edgartown, Massachusetts. A wooden dock is seen in the foreground with a man leaning against a small boat. Several buildings line the waterfront, and additional boats are moored nearby. The scene captures a tranquil harbor setting characteristic of a coastal town.

Holmes Wharf, West Side, 82-A

The image shows Holmes Wharf on the west side of Vineyard Haven, Martha's Vineyard. It features several wooden buildings near the shoreline, with a pathway leading down a gentle slope to the water's edge. In the background, several sailboats are visible on the water.

Katama Lodge and Train, 83-A

The image shows Katama Lodge on Martha's Vineyard with a train in front of it. A group of people is gathered near the train, with the lodge's architecture prominently visible in the background. The scene captures a combination of transportation and hospitality from the era.

Gay Head Lighthouse, 84-A

The image features the Gay Head Lighthouse located on Martha's Vineyard. The structure is a substantial brick lighthouse with a cylindrical tower topped by a lantern room. Adjacent to the lighthouse is a large building with several windows and chimneys. In the foreground, a few people are seen stand...

Cottage City from Bathing Tower, 85-A

The image shows a view of Cottage City (now known as Oak Bluffs) from a bathing tower on Martha's Vineyard. Visible are several ornate Victorian-style houses arranged along a curved road. A grassy area and more buildings are seen in the background, illustrating the community layout of the time.

Collens Wharf, Mayhew House in Background, 86-A

The image depicts Collens Wharf in the foreground with wooden planks and a docked boat. The wharf features ropes, a mast, and equipment on the deck. In the background is a view of Edgartown, with the Mayhew House and several other structures visible across the water.

Grove, 87-A

The image depicts a grove in West Chop, Martha's Vineyard. It features windswept trees with twisted branches and a backdrop of dense foliage. The grass in the foreground appears long, and the overall landscape gives a sense of natural, weather-shaped beauty.

Boylston Street, 137-A

The image depicts a street view of a building on Boylston Street in Boston. It features a multi-story brick building with multiple windows, many of which have shutters. A wrought iron fence runs along the front of the property, and a lamppost is positioned near the building's entrance, which is acce...

Pine Tree Lantern, 138-A

The image shows a metal lantern labeled "Pine Tree Lantern." It features a hexagonal structure with glass panels on each side and a metal top with decorative perforations. At the top is a circular metal loop, presumably for hanging or carrying the lantern.

Colonial Foot Stove, 140-A

The image shows a colonial-era foot stove. It features a rectangular wooden frame with turned legs and perforated metal sides. One side has a door that is open, revealing the interior compartment where heated materials would be placed. A metal handle is attached to the top for carrying.

Title Page of a Book with George Washington's Signature, 141-A

The image shows the title page of a book titled "Poems on Several Occasions." It includes a signature attributed to George Washington. The book is noted as being written "By a Gentleman of Virginia" and was printed and sold in Williamsburg by William Parks in 1736.

Political Satire Clipping, A Good Prognostic, 142-A

The image is a clipping titled "A Good Prognostic," featuring text and illustrations related to political satire. At the top, the text notes that the legislative "RATS" have all declined to be candidates in the next election. Names mentioned include Hon. Mr. Bacon, Mr. A. Smith, Mr. Ellis, and Mr. F...

Paul Revere Advertisment for his Dentist and Artificial-Teeth Services, 145-A

This image shows an advertisement for Paul Revere's dental and artificial-teeth services. The text highlights his gratitude to previous clients and informs potential clients of his continued dental services. Revere offers to fix lost teeth and claims his experience allows him to do so effectively. T...

Paul Revere Advertisment for his Dentist Services, 146-A

The image features an advertisement by Paul Revere for his dentistry services, specifically offering to replace lost fore-teeth. The advertisement, which appeared in the Country Journal on August 29, 1768, is addressed to those who have lost their teeth by accident or otherwise, emphasizing the aest...

Ttitle Page of Decnnium Luctuosum, Written by Cotton Mather, 147-A

The image shows the title page of "Decennium Luctuosum," written by Cotton Mather. The text details "An History of Remarkable Occurrences, In the Long War, Which New-England hath had with the Indian Salvages, From the Year 1688 to the Year 1698." It also notes that it was printed in Boston, New Engl...

Ttitle Page of Decnnium Luctuosum, Written by Cotton Mather, 148-A

The image shows the title page of "Decennium Luctuosum" written by Cotton Mather. It describes the historical account of remarkable occurrences in a long war New England had with the "Indian Salvages" from the year 1688 to 1698. The text indicates it was printed in Boston, New England, by B. Green a...

Tinder Box Candle Holder, 149-A

The image shows a set of objects including a metal candle holder and tinder bobx. The holder is cylindrical with a handle and contains a candle. Next to it is an open metal tinder box containing charred material and a stick, along with several small tinder sticks scattered nearby.

Parish Stocks Engraving, 150-A

The engraving titled "Parish Stocks" depicts a person seated in stocks, which are wooden devices used historically for public punishment. The stocks are set outdoors alongside a large tree, with a small dog nearby. In the background, there are village buildings, including a church and some people ga...

Ducking Stool, Broadwater, Near Worthing, 151-A

The image is an illustration titled "Ducking Stool, Broadwater, Near Worthing." It depicts a woman seated on a ducking stool, which is positioned over water. The background features a small house, a fence, and a scenic landscape with hills.

Flax Hatchel, 152-A

The image displays a flax hatchel, which consists of a rectangular wooden base with numerous sharp, pointed metal spikes protruding vertically. Next to it is an empty, upright rectangular wooden box.

Whipping Post, 153-A

The image displays an illustration of a whipping post. The text beneath the image reads "STOCKS, WHIPPING-POST, AND PILLORY, COLESHILL," and there is additional text about the historical context of flogging as a punishment.

Fire Bucket, Noah P. Williams, Roxbury, 1802, 154-A

The image depicts a fire bucket from 1802, associated with Noah P. Williams of Roxbury. The bucket is inscribed with "No. 2" and the name "Noah P. Williams" along with "Roxbury" beneath it. The text "Fire Club" is also visible on the bucket. The year "1802" is printed at the bottom.

Fire Hat, "Reliance," 1786, 155-A

The image shows a fire hat labeled with the word "Reliance" and the year "1786" on its front. The hat features a broad brim with visible stitching and a tall, cylindrical crown.

Fire Bucket, "Edward Oliver," 1799, 156-A

The image shows a fire bucket attributed to Edward Oliver dated 1799. The bucket has a cylindrical shape with a single handle attached to the top. The surface of the bucket features visible inscriptions, including the name "Edward Oliver" and the year "1799."

John Adams' Jewelry, 157-A

The image titled "John Adams' Jewelry," depicts three pieces of jewelry arranged on a flat surface. There are two long chains and one shorter chain, each with a medallion or pendant attached. The pendants feature a cherub design. The chain on the right appears to have multiple strands.

Professor Woodward's Performing Seal with a Gun, 160-A

The image titled "Professor Woodward's Performing Seal with a Gun," shows a seal positioned on a surface with its flippers appearing to hold a gun. The gun is supported by a stand and angled upwards. A pillow-like object is visible near the seal.

Professor Woodward's Performing Seals, 161-A

The image shows two seals, part of Professor Woodward's performing seals. They appear to be situated in a space with some props or objects, possibly related to their performance. The image has some damage or marks obscuring parts of the view.

Financial Entries Signed by Josiah Franklin, 1709, 163-A

The image shows a handwritten financial document dated 1709 with several numerical entries. The entries are arranged in columns with dates and amounts. The document is signed by Josiah Franklin near the bottom.

Clipper Ship, Staffordshire, 164-A

The image depicts the clipper ship Staffordshire as she appeared leaving Boston Harbor on her first passage to Liverpool. The ship is shown with full sails on open water, with a structure in the background, likely the harbor. The scene captures the vessel in motion during its historic journey.

Lifeboat, 165-A

The image shows a lifeboat mounted on a wheeled carriage on a pebbled surface with a horse harnessed to the carriage. A sign reading "Mass. Humane Society" is visible on the carriage. The background is obscured by textured damage on the negative.

Tugboat Towing Schooner from Commercial Wharf, 166-A

The image shows a tugboat towing a schooner near the Commercial Wharf. The tugboat emits visible steam from its funnel, and several smaller boats are positioned nearby in the water. In the background, buildings and other ships are visible along the waterfront.

Morning Star, Port Bow, Lewis Wharf, 167-A

The image depicts the ship "Morning Star" from the port bow angle, docked at a harbor. Several other ships are moored nearby, and a building with "Nova Scotia Steamship Company, Lewis Wharf, Yarmouth" is visible in the background. The scene captures a busy waterfront area with multiple sailing vesse...

Morning Star, Broadside, Lewis Wharf, 168-A

The image depicts the ship "Morning Star" docked broadside at Lewis Wharf. The ship is moored in the water alongside a large building belonging to the Nova Scotia Steamship Company. Several masts and rigging are visible, and there are people on the dock and on the ship.

Steamer, Island Home, off Cottage City, 169-A

The image shows the steamboat "Island Home" sailing off the coast near Cottage City. The vessel features a side paddle wheel and is navigating through calm waters. The name "Island Home" is visible on the side of the steamer.

Morning Star, 170-A

The image shows a sailing ship named "Morning Star" docked at a waterfront with warehouses in the background. Another ship is also visible further in the harbor. The ships have tall masts and rigging, and the area seems to be a bustling port with various buildings lining the water.

Tallahpoosa Shipwreck, 171-A

The image shows the partially submerged wreckage of the Tallapoosa shipwreck. Visible elements include a smokestack and several masts protruding from the water. In the background, there is a sailboat on the left side of the image.

Gate City, Streamer, at Wharf, 173-A

The image depicts a large steamer ship named "Gate City" docked at a wharf. The ship features two prominent masts and a smokestack, with steam visible near the waterline. The vessel is docked alongside a long pier or wharf structure.

Morning Star with Tug at Wharf, 174-A

The image shows a large sailing ship docked at a wharf, with a tugboat visible nearby on the water. The wharf has signage that reads "LEWIS WHARF," and another building with "NOVA SCOTIA STEAMSHIP COMPANY PIER 1" is partially visible. The scene includes other ships and industrial structures in the b...

Sea Witch, Ship, from West Wharf, 175-A

The image shows the ship "Sea Witch" docked at a wharf. The ship is seen alongside other vessels, featuring multiple masts and rigging. In the background, there is a building visible near the wharf.

Tallapoosa Shipwreck, 176-A

The image shows a shipwreck at sea with parts of the vessel, including a smokestack and mast, protruding above the water's surface. The sea appears calm, and there is no visible land in the vicinity. The shipwreck is identified as the "Tallapoosa" in the title.

Great Republic, Ship, 177-A

The image depicts the "Great Republic," a large sailing ship with four masts, each equipped with multiple sails. The ship is shown sailing on the ocean, with an American flag visible near the stern. The illustration captures the vessel in motion, emphasizing its size and structure.

Tallapoosa Shipwreck, 178-A

The image depicts the remains of the Tallapoosa shipwreck with parts of the ship, including a mast and other structures, protruding from the water. Several other ships are visible on the horizon.

Thermopylae, Clipper Ship, 179-A

The image is an illustration of the "Thermopylae," a clipper ship. It is depicted sailing on the open sea with its sails fully unfurled. The ship appears to be sleek and designed for speed, typical of clipper ships, with multiple masts and a streamlined hull. The artwork includes detailed lines indi...

Thermopylae, Clipper Ship, 180-A

The image is an illustration of the clipper ship "Thermopylae" sailing on the ocean. The ship is depicted with multiple masts and full sails, indicating it is in motion. The surrounding sea is depicted with visible waves.

Mary Lewis, Yacht, off Cottage City, 181-A

The image depicts the yacht "Mary Lewis" sailing on a calm body of water. In the foreground, the yacht is seen with its sails up and a small rowboat tethered alongside. In the background, other sailing vessels are visible across the water.

Huron, Yacht, 182-A

The image shows the "Huron" yacht sailing on calm water. The yacht features large sails and a sleek hull design. Several people are visible on board the vessel. The background is open water with a horizon line.