title: The treasures of the sea are buried deep. [first line of chorus]

namePart: Bassett, Newton

namePart: Branen, Jeff T.

text: Death

text: Farewells

text: Ocean travel

text: Interpersonal relations

text: Warnings

text: Betrothal

text: Sailors

text: Man-woman relationships

text: On cover: Nautical images. [illustration]

text: On cover: Photograph of Newton Bassett.

text: Baritone or contralto.

text: words by J. T. Branen ; music by H. W. Petrie.

title: The angry waves were lashing. [first line]

text: Sheet music


mmsType: Item

field: copyrightDate

keyDate: yes

originInfo: MilwaukeeChas. K. Harris

sourceSystem: mms

type: personal

authority: naf

usage: primary

namePart: Pan-American Four

type: corporate

type: topic

authority: lctgm

text: Death

text: Farewells

text: Ocean travel

text: Interpersonal relations

text: Warnings

authority: lcsh

text: Betrothal

text: Sailors

text: Man-woman relationships

type: content

text: On cover: Photograph of The Pan-American Four.

text: Baritone or contralto.

type: statement of responsibility

title: The treasures of the sea are buried deep

supplied: no

text: Sheet music

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collectionTitle: American popular songs.


title: All the time of parting o'er. [first line]

originInfo: New York ; ChicagoEdward Schuberth & Co.

namePart: Smith, Harry Bache (1860-1936)

namePart: De Koven, Reginald (1859-1920)

text: Love songs

text: Waltzes

text: Musicals

text: On cover: A woman looking at a heart carved into a tree. [illustration]

text: On cover: [Female photograph]

text: Maid Marian. [musical]

text: Music supplement of the New York Journal and American. Sunday, March 2, 1902 - pages 5-8.

text: words by Harry B. Smith ; music by Reginald de Koven.

title: True love is not for a day

text: Sheet music


title: Not on your life says Pat O'Brien. [first line of chorus]

originInfo: New YorkJos. W. Stern & Co.

namePart: Bryant, Francis J.

text: Irish Americans

text: Whiskey

text: Turkeys

type: geographic

text: United States

type: temporal

text: Humorous songs

text: Musicals

text: Man-woman relationships

text: Sexual attraction

text: Interpersonal conflict

text: Handwriting on cover: Florence N. Austin.

text: On cover: A turkey; man with bottle; pick and shovel. [illustrations]

text: The turkey and the Turk. [musical]

text: words and music by Frances J. Bryant.

title: The turkey and the Turk

title: A friend of mine named Pat O'Brien. [first line]

text: Sheet music


title: My dream, dear heart, is over. [first line]

originInfo: New YorkGagel Brothers

namePart: Davies, William Cahill

namePart: Reidy & Currier

text: Farewells

text: Interpersonal relations

text: Love songs

text: Man-woman relationships

text: Interpersonal conflict

text: On cover: Photograph of Reidy and Currier.

text: words and music by William C. Davies.

title: 'Twere better had we parted long ago

title: 'Twere better had we parted long ago. [first line of chorus]

text: Sheet music


title: The bridal carriage waited. [first line]

originInfo: ChicagoSol Bloom

namePart: The Silvers

text: Death

text: Weddings

text: Wealth

text: Moral and ethical aspects

text: Waltzes

text: Man-woman relationships

text: Interpersonal conflict

text: Desertion

text: Funeral service

text: On cover: A country chapel. [illustration]

text: On cover: Photograph of The Silvers.

text: words by Jeffrey T. Branen ; music by Leo Friedman.

title: Two congregations

title: Just as bell in the old chapel yonder. [first line of chorus]

text: Sheet music


title: Two eyes of blue. [first line]

originInfo: New York ; LondonFrancis, Day & Hunter

namePart: Taylor, Charles H. (1859-1907)

namePart: Stuart, Leslie (1864-1928)

text: Feminine beauty (Aesthetics)

text: Eyes

text: Waltzes

text: Flirting

text: Musicals

text: Man-woman relationships

text: The Silver Slipper. [musical]

text: words by Chas. H. Taylor ; music by Leslie Syuart.

title: Two eyes of blue

title: I know you are coquetting. [first line of chorus]

title: Two eyes of blue. [first line]

text: Sheet music


title: Two hearts that beat as one. [first line of chorus]

originInfo: ChicagoVictor Kremer Co.

type: conference

namePart: Reno, Jolly May La

namePart: Craig, Adam

text: Reminiscing

text: Betrothal

text: Love songs

text: Waltzes

text: Man-woman relationships

text: On cover: Photograph of Jolly May La Reno.

text: Stamp on cover: Cooper Music Company, J Street, Sacramento, Cal.

text: words by Adam Craig ; music by W. C. Powell.

title: Two hearts that beat as one

title: Sweetheart do recall the days of love's young dream. [first line]

text: Sheet music


title: Two little eyes of blue. [first line of chorus]

originInfo: E. McIlvried

namePart: McIlvried, Elsie V.

text: Lullabies -- United States

text: Eyes

text: Waltzes

text: Love, Maternal

text: words and music by Elsie V. McIlvried.

title: Two little eyes of blue

title: In a low little cradle that slowly swings. [first line]

text: Sheet music


title: Two marionettes, the story goes, once travell'd from town to town. [first line]

originInfo: New YorkRichard A. Saalfield

namePart: Cooke, Edith

text: Marionettes

text: Betrothal

text: Man-woman relationships

text: Interpersonal conflict

text: Class consciousness

text: Music supplement of the New York Sunday Press, Sunday, October 27th, 1901.

text: On cover: Hearts. [illustration]

text: words by Arthur Law ; music by Edith Cooke.

title: Two marionettes

title: The show man one day redress'd his troupe. [first line of chorus]

text: Sheet music


title: Mingling at home with the dear old folks. [first line]

originInfo: New York ; Chicago ; LondonM. Witmark & Sons

namePart: Adler, Julius

text: Pride

text: Patriotism -- United States

text: Leisure

text: Patriotic music

text: Marches (Voice with piano)

text: Male friendship

text: Loyalty

type: name

nameType: corporate

text: United States

text: words and music by Julius Adler.

title: U.S. volunteers

text: Sheet music


title: O, Christmas comes but once a year. [first line of chorus]

originInfo: New York ; LondonEdward Schuberth & Co.

text: Kissing

text: Social classes

text: Christmas

text: Mistletoe

text: Betrothal

text: Musicals

text: Man-woman relationships

text: Class consciousness

text: Maid Marian. [musical]

text: On cover: A woman holding a horsewhip. [illustration]

title: Under the mistletoe bough

title: Colin was only a shepherd lad. [first line]

text: Sheet music


title: Remember they Redeemer, though steep be the path and dim. [first line of chorus]

originInfo: 1901Los AngelesLos Angeles Times

namePart: Trevelyan, Arthur

text: Musical instruments

text: Angels

text: Heaven

text: Dreaming

text: Paradise

text: Published as the musical supplement to the Los Angeles Times.

text: Cover design includes color illustration of angels reading from scrolls and singing, while others play pipes and a harp.

text: Summary:  The narrator has a dream in which he sees heaven.

text: words and music by Arthur Trevelyan

title: A vision of Paradise

title: One night I dreamed a dream so strange, o, hearken to my story! [first line of song]

text: Sheet music


field: dateIssued

originInfo: 19011902New YorkNew York American and Journal

text: Organs

text: Heaven

text: Dreaming

text: Paradise

text: Cover design signed by H.B.E. DDY shows a stylized illustration of a woman playing an organ; a church window is at her side.

text: Published as the music supplement to the New York American and Journal, Sunday, June 1, 1902, pages 5-8.

text: words and music by Arthur Trevelyan

title: A vision of Paradise

text: Sheet music


title: When you've gone the pace and speedy, when you're clothes are looking seedy. [first line of song]

originInfo: 1901New YorkHowley, Haviland and Dresser

namePart: Matthews, J. Sherrie

namePart: Mathews and Bulger

namePart: Starmer

text: Fourth of July celebrations

text: Walking

text: Humorous songs

text: Musicals

text: Collective cover page:  The song successes of Matthews & Bulger's great up-to-date comedy success A night of the fourth.

text: Cover design by Starmer includes a photograph of Matthews & Bulger and a background drawing of crowds of people watching fireworks.

text: Summary:  The narrator provides 3 situations in which the subject must continue walking:  a doctor's prescription, crying babies in your house, and when the elevator is broken.

text: words by J. Sherrie Matthews ; music by Max Hoffmann

title: Walk, walk, walk!

title: Walk you sucker, walk! [first line of chorus]

text: Sheet music


title: So come to our watah million party. [first line of chorus]

originInfo: 1901New YorkRogers Bros.

namePart: Smith, Harry Bache (1860-1936)

namePart: Levi, Maurice

text: Watermelons

text: African Americans

text: Musicals

text: Cover design by Starmer includes drawings of four white women (each at the corner of the page) eating watermelon.

text: On cover:  The watermelon party : the great success in the Rogers Bros. latest farce "In Washington" by John J. McNally ; management of Klaw & Erlanger.

text: Dealer's stamp on page 3:  B.C. Gutman, 965 Broadway near Myrtle Ave., Brooklyn [New York].

text: Summary: Using stereotyped language, the narrator, an African American, speaks of various kinds of foods, and various kinds of people, but none of them compare to watermelon.

text: lyric by Harry B. Smith ; music by Maurice Levi

title: The watermelon party

title: De possum am de fines' bird dat ever went on feet. [first line of song]

title: In Washington. Watermelon party. [uniform title]

text: Sheet music


text: Watermelons

text: African Americans

text: Musicals

title: The watermelon party

text: Sheet music


title: With a heart full of longing, my thoughts turn tonight back to old Indiana. [first line of song]

originInfo:
1901

      New York

    Howley, Haviland and Dresser

text: Indiana

text: Reminiscing

text: Homesickness

text: Summary:  The narrator recalls his childhood and young years in Indiana where he first learned many things; he wishes he were back with his mother in Indiana.

text: Cover design includes illustration of silhouette of a man sitting by a road with trees and a sun in the background.

text: On cover:  Sung with immense success by R.J. Jose.  Cover includes photograph of Richard J. Jose.

text: by Paul Dresser

title: Way down in old Indiana

title: There's where the old folks have slept many years. [first line of chorus]

text: Sheet music


title: I was far away from home, I was far across the foam. [first line of song]

originInfo:
1901

      New York

    F.A. Mills

namePart: Randall, Sallie

namePart: Kelly, Max Q.

namePart: Kelly, Charlotte Walter

text: Alabama

text: Reminiscing

text: Homesickness

text: On cover:  Sung with great success by Sallie Randall.  Cover includes a photograph of Sallie Randall.

text: Cover design includes drawings of stalks of wheat and a map of Alabama.

text: Summary:  A man standing on a pier looks at a boat named Alabama and reminisces about his home plantation; the ship's captain offers to take him back home and he returns to his plantation.

text: Former owners' signatures on cover at top:  Charlotte Walker Kelly, Max Q. Kelly, 1903.

text: by Cobb and Edwards

title: Way down yonder in the cornfield : Alabama

title: I saw a field of cotton and faces long forgotton. [first line of chorus]

text: Sheet music


originInfo:
1901

      New York

    F.A. Mills ; Paull-Pioneer Music Co.

namePart: Diamond, George H.

namePart: McFarland, W. R.

text: Alabama

text: Reminiscing

text: Homesickness

text: Cover damaged.

text: Former owner's signature on cover at top right:  W.R. McFarland.

text: On cover:  Sung with great success by George Diamond.  Cover includes photograph of George Diamond.

text: by Cobb and Edwards

text: Sheet music


namePart: Genaro, Dave

namePart: Bailey, Ray

text: Alabama

text: Reminiscing

text: Homesickness

text: On cover:  Sung with great success by Genaro and Bailey.  Cover includes a photograph of Dave Genaro and Ray Bailey.

text: by Cobb and Edwards

text: Sheet music


namePart: Miley, Kitty

text: Alabama

text: Reminiscing

text: Homesickness

text: On cover:  Sung with great success by Kitty Miley.  Cover includes photograph of Kitty Miley.

text: by Cobb and Edwards

text: Sheet music


namePart: Rawlston, Zelma

text: Alabama

text: Reminiscing

text: Homesickness

text: On cover: Sung with great success by Zelma Rawlston.  Cover includes photograph of Zelma Rawlston.

text: by Cobb and Edwards

text: Sheet music


namePart: Wilde and Jolly

text: Alabama

text: Reminiscing

text: Homesickness

text: Dealer's stamp on cover at center:  Bailey's Music Rooms, H.W. Hall, general manager, Burlington, Vt.

text: On cover:  As sung with great success by Wilde and Jolly.  Cover includes photograph of Wilde and Jolly.

text: by Cobb and Edwards

text: Sheet music


originInfo:
1901
    1915

      New York

    Maurice Richmond Music

text: Alabama

text: Reminiscing

text: Homesickness

text: Cover design includes a lyre against a sun and flora.

text: by Cobb and Edwards

text: Sheet music


originInfo:
1901
    1928

      New York

    Paull-Pioneer Music

text: Alabama

text: Reminiscing

text: Homesickness

text: Collective cover page:  Pioneer gems of song : nee'r to be forgotten.

type: ownership

text: Gift of the Columbia Broadcasting System Inc., [1974].

text: by Cobb and Edwards

text: Sheet music


title: It's the way of the world where ever you may roam. [first line of chorus]

originInfo: 1901Chicago20th Century Music

namePart: Pratt, Will A.

namePart: Liné, Hans S.

text: Separation (Psychology)

text: Sadness

text: Runaway children

text: Waltzes

text: Man-woman relationships

text: Pathos

text: Fate and fatalism

text: Cover design by Blake includes an image of the earth.

text: Summary:  The narrator tells 3 tales of sorrow:  1) After attending the theater, the narrator sees a flower girl who he recognizes as his daughter whom his wife took away; 2) an old man sits alone waiting for his long-lost daughter to return, but he dies; 3) at a society dance, a girl lays dying because her boyfriend was untrue; he tries to apologize but she has died before he is able to.

text: words and music by Will A. Pratt ; arranged by Hans S. Linè

title: The way of the world

title: I was standing in the doorway of a theatre well known. [first line of song]

text: Sheet music


title: When Walker was a little boy, a tiny little model. [first line of song]

originInfo: 1901New YorkEdward Schuberth & Co.

namePart: MacConnell, Harry T.

namePart: Smith, Robert B. (Robert Bache)

text: Walking

text: Dormitories

text: Humorous songs

text: Musicals

text: Nightgowns

text: On cover:  Performed by Klaw & Erlanger's troubadours : The liberty belles, a musical comedy by Harry B. Smith.

text: Summary:  When Walker was an infant, his mother took joy in seeing him walk; as an adult he was intrusted with a letter that had to be delivered in a rush; so he walked.

text: Cover design includes photograph from the Liberty belles, showing a dormitory of 3 beds and 13 young women in nightgowns.

text: words by Robert B. Smith ; music by Harry T. MacConnell

title: The way that Walker waled away

title: And this is the way that Walker walked away. [first line of chorus]

title: Liberty belles. Way that Walker walked away. [uniform title]

text: Sheet music


title: In an old Virginia town as the sun was going down. [first line of song]

originInfo:
1901

      Philadelphia, Pa.

    Jos. Morris

namePart: Goldrick, Edwin

namePart: Dempsey, James E. (1876-1918)

text: Virginia

text: Widows

text: United States

text: History

text: Civil War, 1861-1865

text: Casualites

text: Flags

text: American

text: Memorial Day

text: Cover illustration is of an army encampment, showing tends an an American flag.

text: Summary:  In Virginia, on Decoration Day, a woman sees a troop of soliders march; she asks them to honor her husband and son are now at Gettysburg and died for the South.

text: On cover:  Sung with great success by Edwin Goldrick.  Cover includes photograph of Edwin Goldrick.

text: words and music by J.E. Dempsey

title: Way up north

title: 'Way up north there's a grave not far from Gettysburg. [first line of chorus]

text: Sheet music


title: That's one way! one way to catch a man! [first line of chorus]

originInfo: 19011902New YorkNew York Journal and American

namePart: Crater, Allene

namePart: Heartz, H. L. (Harry Lawson)

namePart: Barnet, R. A. (Robert Ayres) (1850?-1933)

text: Flirting

text: Musicals

text: Cover design includes drawing of flowers.

text: On cover:  As sung in Frank Daniels comic opera "Miss Simplicity" ; sung by Miss Crater; cover includes photograph of Allene Crater in costume.

text: Published as the music supplement to the New York Journal and American, Sunday Feb. 2, 1902, pages 5-8.

text: Summary:  The narrator suggests ideas for flirting with men.

text: music by Harry Lawson Heartz

title: Ways to catch a man

title: I am not full of wisdom on the Woman's College plan. [first line of song]

title: Miss Simplicity. Ways to catch a man. [uniform title]

text: Sheet music


title: Princess Proud. We never do such things as that today. [uniform title]

originInfo: 1901New YorkLuckhardt & Belder

namePart: Oppenheimer, Flora

namePart: Parsons, George Sanford

text: Courtship

text: Musicals

text: Contains 14 and 16 parts of dance music to be used after the first and second verse respectively.

text: On cover:  Princess Proud, a comic opera in 2 acts as produced by the Columbia University Musical Society.

text: Signature of former owner on cover at top:  Flora Oppenheimer, 56 East 66th St.

text: Summary:  The narrator compares courting in Medieval times to contemporary times, and find that things are much more relaxed today.

text: lyrics and score by George Sanford Parsons

title: We never do such things as that today

title: In olden times when gallent knight went courting lady fair. [first line of song]

text: Sheet music


title: You've heard about the Reuben and the time he came to town. [first line of song]

originInfo: 1901New YorkRogers Bros. Music Publishing

namePart: Levi, Maurice

namePart: Smith, Harry Bache (1860-1936)

namePart: Starmer

text: Honeymoons

text: Betrothal

text: Humorous songs

text: Musicals

text: Summary:  The narrator relates humorous stories concerning Reuben and the maid who becomes his bride.

text: Contains 16 measures labeled Dance music at end of vocal part.

text: Cover design by Starmer includes caricature of a man and woman dressed to be married; cover also includes photograph of the four principals from In Washington in costume.

text: Remainder of title:  The cyclonic success in the Rogers Bros. latest farce In Washington by John J. McNally, management of Klaw & Erlanger

text: lyric by Harry B. Smith ; music by Maurice Levi

title: The wedding of the Reuben and the maid

title: In Washington. Wedding of the Reuben and the maid. [uniform title]

title: They were on their honeymoon, and they'd had no chance to spoon. [first line of chorus]

title: They were on their honeymoon. [alternative title]

text: Sheet music


originInfo: 1901New YorkRogers Bros. Music Publishing Co.

text: Honeymoons

text: Betrothal

text: Humorous songs

text: Musicals

title: The wedding of the Reuben and the maid

text: Sheet music


text: Honeymoons

text: Betrothal

text: Humorous songs

text: Musicals

title: The wedding of the Reuben and the maid

text: Sheet music


title: We'll never eat, we'll never drink, we'll never read, we'll never think. [first line of chorus]

originInfo: 1901New YorkT.B. Harms & Co.

namePart: Kerker, Gustave (1857-1923)

text: Marriage

text: Humorous songs

text: Musicals

text: Cover design [first name Malcolm, remainder of name illegible] shows drawing of a woman in an elegant dress.

text: On cover:  Songs from The girl from up there, as produced by Charles Frohman's Co. with Edna May.

text: Summary:  duet between Olga and Smiley in which they forsee how their married life would be.

text: words by Hugh Morton ; music by Gustave Kerker

title: We'll never eat

title: Girl from up there. We'll never eat. [uniform title]

title: I'll marry you tomorrow or I'll marry you today. [first line of song]

text: Sheet music


title: 'Mid a great financial crash, a young man in business fail'd. [first line of song]

originInfo: 1901New YorkRichard A. Saalfield

namePart: Coleman, Walter

namePart: Nash, Percival B.

text: Man-woman relationships

text: Finance, Personal

text: Summary:  A man looses money in a financial crash and is depressed, but his fiancée still wants him;

text: Cover design by Percival B. Nash includes photograph of an unidentified woman and drawn reeds among grass.

text: Printed as the musical supplement to the New York Sunday Press, Sunday, December 29th, 1901.

text: words and muic by Walter Coleman

title: We'll sink or wim together

title: "No, Ned, I'll not release you!" cried this maiden brave. [first line of chorus]

text: Sheet music


title: Whate'er our fortunes may be, what you will, good or ill. [first line of song]

originInfo: 1901New YorkM. Witmark & Sons

namePart: Ranken, Frederic

namePart: Witmark, Isidore (1871-1941)

text: Clubs

text: Students

text: Hats

text: Musicals

text: Cover design by Edgar Keller shows a drawing of faces of 4 women wearing veiled hats.

text: Summary:  A song in praise of male students and the life they live.

text: Dedication above caption title:  Dedicated to the Saturday Night Club.

text: On cover:  The chaperons, a musical comedy as produced by Frank L. Perley's Comedians.

text: lyric by Frederic Ranken ; music by Isidore Witmark

title: We're all good fellows

title: Chaperons. We're all good fellows. [uniform title]

title: We're all good fellows boys, and ev'ry mother's son of us. [first line of chorus]

text: Sheet music


title: Weezie, you're the idol of my heart. [first line of chorus]

originInfo: 1901Milwaukee, Wis.Chas. K. Harris

namePart: Norworth, Jack

namePart: Hubbell, Raymond (1879-1954)

namePart: Mandel

text: Poor persons

text: African American singers

text: Minstrel music

text: Cover design by Mandel includes a floral background pattern.

text: On cover:  Sung by Louise Dresser; cover includes photograph of Louise Dresser.

text: Summary:  Using stereotyped language, the narrator describes an African American minstrel performer who in his act sings about how he misses his Weezie; after his performing troupe disbands he is left poor and now really thinks of Weezie.

text: by Jack Norworh and Raymond Hubbell

title: Weezie : the song of the minstrel man

title: In a minstrel show, a coon named Snow, was singing ballads fine. [first line of song]

text: Sheet music


title: Little duchess. What'd yo' do wid de letter Mr. Johnson. [uniform title]

originInfo: 1901New YorkAmerican Music

namePart: Rosenfeld, Monroe H.

text: African American men

text: Musicals

text: Theft

text: Above caption title:  Introduced by Anna Held in her present sparkling success The little duchess at the N.Y. Casino.

text: On cover:  Sung by Anna Held in her present success The little duchess at the New York Casino; cover includes photograph of Anna Held in costume reclining on a chair.

text: Summary:  Using stereotyped language, the narrator describes a dialogue between an African American woman and an African American butler who is portrayed as dishonest but apologetic.

text: words and music by Monroe H. Rosenfeld

title: What'd yo' do wid de letter Mr. Johnson

title: Come here, Mister Johnson, for I want to have a talk with you. [first line of song]

title: I humbly beg yo' pardon, Mrs. Johnson. [first line of chorus]

text: Sheet music


originInfo: 19011902New YorkNew York American and Journal

namePart: Eddy, Henry B. (Henry Brevoort) (1872-1935)

text: African American men

text: Musicals

text: Theft

text: Cover design by Henry Brevoort Eddy includes drawing of an African American woman in sihouette profile with her right hand raised in a scolding manner.

text: On cover:  Anna Held's latest coon song success; cover includes photograph of Anna Held.

text: words and music by Monroe H. Rosenfeld

title: What'd yo' do wid de letter Mr. Johnson

text: Sheet music


title: Two friends once loved a maiden each dearer than his life. [first line of song]

namePart: Webster, Howard

namePart: Heisler, Harry

text: Soldiers

text: Waltzes

text: Man-woman relationships

text: Duty

text: Summary:  Two friends love the same woman; one of them goes to fight in war; when he returned wounded, he sees his former girlfiend now the wife of his friend and mother of a baby; he returns to fight war.

text: Cover design includes photograph of an unidentified man and a drawing of a soldier with a woman.

text: words by Harry Heisler ; music by howard Webster

title: When duty calls

title: To defend a nations honor, he must haste to meet the foe. [first line of chorus]

text: Sheet music


title: Sweeter to me than honey is a day that's gone. [first line of chorus]

originInfo: 1901New YorkHowley, Haviland and Dresser

namePart: Barry, Lydia (d. 1932)

namePart: Chattaway, Thurland (1872-1947)

text: Roses

text: Love songs

text: Waltzes

text: Sexual attraction

text: Cover design includes drawing of roses.

text: Dealer's stamp on cover:  W. Woolworth & Co., 328 & 330 Main St., Springfield, Ma.

text: Summary:  The narrator recalls the first meeting with the loved one.

text: On cover:  Successfully sung by Miss Lydia Barry; cover includes photograph of Lydia Barry.

text: words and music by Thurland Chattaway

title: When I gave my heart to you

title: It was just a year ago today when I first met you dear. [first line of song]

text: Sheet music


title: When I say good-bye love, will your heart reply love? [first line of chorus]

originInfo: 1901Boston, Mass.Hatch Brothers

namePart: Pitts, James E.

namePart: Hatch, E. Warren

namePart: Hatch, Chas. L. C.

text: Separation (Psychology)

text: Farewells

text: Man-woman relationships

text: Cover design by J.E. Pitts includes a drawing of a sunset over the meeting of water and land.

text: Summary:  A farewell between a man and his woman friend.

text: words by E. Warren Hatch ; music by Chas. L.C. Hatch.

title: When I saw good-bye

title: The days are quickly fleeting one by one. [first line of song]

text: Sheet music


title: When love is true dear, life is a dream divine. [first line of chorus]

originInfo: 1901BostonColonial Music

namePart: Gill, Helen V.

namePart: Williamson, Carlotta

namePart: Gardner, William Henry (1865-1932)

namePart: Fisher, E. S.

text: Love songs

text: Waltzes

text: Dedication on cover at top center:  Respectfully dedicated to Miss Helen V. Gill.

text: Summary:  Two lovers stand on a hill overlooking the scene and pledge love to each other; years later they do the same.

text: Cover design by E.S. Fisher includes drawing of a heart over which are flowers.

text: words by Wm. H. Gardner ; music by Carlotta Williamson

title: When love is true

title: The sunset shadows deepen in the dell. [first line of song]

text: Sheet music


title: King's carnival. When Mr. Shakespeare comes to town. [uniform title]

namePart: Bulger, Harry

namePart: Jerome, William (1865-1932)

namePart: Schwartz, Jean (1878-1956)

text: African Americans -- Social life -- 1900-1909

text: Minstrel shows

text: Social mobility

text: African Americans

text: Cover design includes drawing of a well-dressed African American man and woman outside a minstrel theater playing Shakespeare's Hamlet.

text: Dealer's stamp on cover at bottom center:  Hitchcock's, 11 Park Row, N.Y.

text: Descriptive subtitle on cover:  coon song and chorus.

text: On cover:  Introduced with great success by chief Harry Bulger in "The king's carnival" at the New York Theatre.  Cover includes thumbnail photograph of Harry Bulger.

text: Summary:  Using stereotyped language, describes an African American man wants to take his woman friend to a minstrel show but she, trying to imitate the upper classes, doesn't like the music or jokes of minstrel shows and prefers Shakespeare.

text: words by Wm. Jerome ; music by Jean Schwartz

title: When Mr. Shakespeare comes to town

title: Bill Johnson said to Mandy Snow "would you like to go to the minstrel show?" [first line of song]

title: I don't like them minstrel folks and I doesn't care for the endmen's jokes. [first line of chorus]

title: I don't like them minstrel folks. [alternative title]

text: Sheet music


text: Minstrel shows

text: Social mobility

text: African Americans

text: On cover:  Successfully sung by Miss Emma Carus; cover includes thumbnail photograph of Emma Carus.

title: When Mr. Shakespeare comes to town

text: Sheet music


namePart: Clark, Billy

text: Minstrel shows

text: Social mobility

text: African Americans

text: On cover:  Sung with immense success by Billy Clark; cover includes a thumbnail photograph of Billy Clark in blackface.

title: When Mr. Shakespeare comes to town

text: Sheet music


namePart: Gardner, Jack

text: Minstrel shows

text: Social mobility

text: African Americans

text: On cover:  Sung with immense success by Jack Gardner; cover includes a thumbnail photograph of Jack Gardner.

title: When Mr. Shakespeare comes to town

text: Sheet music


title: When the band begins to play. [first line of chorus]

originInfo: 1901New YorkShapiro, Bernstein, & Von Tilzer

namePart: Falk, Eleanor

namePart: Moran, Edward P.

namePart: Von Tilzer, Harry (1872-1946)

namePart: Starmer

text: Marching bands

text: Cover includes photograph of Elinore Falk.

text: Summary:  It's wonderful to see a marching band and the accompanying joy they bring to people.

text: Cover design by Starmer includes drawing of uniformed men marching; one carries a baton, and another carries a drum.

text: words by E.P. Moran ; music by Harry Von Tilzer

title: When the band begins to play

title: Hark! the beating of the drum. [first line of song]

text: Sheet music


originInfo: 1901New YorkHarry Von Tilzer Music

text: Marching bands

text: Cover design includes photograph of Harry Von Tilzer with a reproduction of his signature.

title: When the band begins to play

text: Sheet music


title: My old home upon the hill, and the stream beside the mill. [first line of chorus]

namePart: Chattaway, Thurland (1872-1947)

namePart: Dudley, J. N., -- Mrs.

text: Reminiscing

text: Homesickness

text: Dedication on cover at top center:  Respectfully dedicated to Mrs. J.N. Dudley, Springdale, Conn.

text: Cover design includes drawing of wooden fence overlooking a grassy area with a house and lake in the distance.

text: Summary:  The narrator reminisces about his childhood home, mother and girlfriend; now everyone has died and the landmarks of former times have gone, but the memory returns when the sky turns to gold.

text: words and music by Thurland Chattaway

title: When the blue sky turns to gold

title: Around a distant hill a stream is flowing. [first line of song]

text: Sheet music


text: Sunrises & sunsets

text: Reminiscing

text: Homesickness

text: Poor condition.

text: words and music by Thurland Chattaway

title: When the blue sky turns to gold

text: Sheet music


title: When the boys go marching by, on their way to do or die. [first line of chorus]

originInfo: 1901New YorkDoty and Brill

namePart: Doty, Charles W.

text: Flags

text: American

text: Soldiers

text: American

text: Cover design includes drawings of rifles arranged as tripods, American flags, and photograph of an unidentified man in soldier uniform.

text: On cover:  Sung and introduced by Manuel Romain of West's Minstrels.

text: Summary:  Soldier boys are admired by people in general as well as their girlfriends.

text: words and music by Chas. W. Doty

title: When the boys go marching by

title: Marching on their way on a summer's day. [first line of song]

text: Sheet music


title: When the gold was turning gray I can ne'er forget the day. [first line of chorus]

originInfo: c190New YorkFeist & Frankenthaler

namePart: Marion, Harry S.

namePart: Morse, Theodore F. (1873-1924)

namePart: Rampone, Kitty

text: Sunrises & sunsets

text: Reminiscing

text: Betrothal

text: Man-woman relationships

text: On cover:  Sung with great success by Kitty Rampone.  Cover includes photograph of Ktty Rampone.

text: Cover design includes drawing of a sunset over a body of water.

text: Summary:  The narrator recalls how he and his woman friend pledged love to each other and promised to get married;  now it is a year later and she has died, but he still remembers his promise to her.

text: words by Harry S. Marion ; music by Theo. F. Morse

title: Whent he gold was turning gray

title: A year ago, my sweetheart dear, you promised to be mine. [first line of song]

text: Sheet music


title: Royal rogue. When the golden sun has sunk into the west. [uniform title]

namePart: De Angelis, Jefferson (1859-1933)

namePart: Francis, W. T. (William T.)

text: Flirting

text: Musicals

text: Vocal ensembles

text: Cover includes photograph of Jefferson De Angelis.

text: Summary:  a vocal sextet in which men as soldiers are flirting with women.

text: Dealer's stamp on p. 3:  Gutman's Music Store, 8 Avenue A, New York.

text: On cover:  Vocal and instrumental numbers from the successful musical comedy A royal rogue as played by Jefferson De Angelis and company.

text: Contains 20 measures of music at end of song, either for mime or dance.

text: words and music by W.T. Francis

title: Now charming ladies do not turn a shoulder cold. [first line of song]

text: Sheet music


title: When the lillies of the valley bloom again, and the sunbeams kiss the daisies on the hill. [first line of chorus]

namePart: Ruffell, Phyllis

text: Death

text: Love

text: Reminiscing

text: Man-woman relationships

text: Summary:  The narrator recalls wooing Madeline in a village where they pledged love to each other and exchanged vows; but Madeline died before they could be married so the narrator wanders alone hoping for another woman and knowing that he'll meet Madeline in the future.

text: Cover includes drawn floral design.

text: On cover:  Successfully sung by Miss Phyllis Ruffell.  Cover includes photograph of Phyllis Ruffell.

text: by Thurland Chattaway

title: To a village far away my thoughts are turning night and day. [first line of song]

text: Sheet music


namePart: Dupre, Janet

text: Death

text: Love

text: Reminiscing

text: Man-woman relationships

text: Cover includes drawn floral design.

text: On cover:  Successfully sung by Miss Jeanette Dupre.  Cover includes photograph of Jeanette Dupre.

text: by Thurland Chattaway

title: When the lillies of the valley bloom again

text: Sheet music


title: When the night comes on, and the shades are drawn. [first line of chorus]

namePart: Jerome, Benjamin M. (1881-1938)

namePart: Abbott, Frank

namePart: Stanley, Harry

text: Poor persons

text: Suicide

text: Disabled veterans

text: Waltzes

text: Summary:  The narrator goes for a stroll during the night in the city and observes what goes on:  a poor man out of work, a disabled war veteran, a poor girl, and a man who commits suicide rather than face disgrace.

text: On cover:  Sung with immense success by Harry Stanley.  Cover includes thumbnail photograph of Harry Stanley.

text: Cover design includes 4 scenes that take place during night in the city.

text: Text to 3 extra on p. [6].

text: words by Frank Abbott ; music by Ben M. Jerome

title: When the night comes on

title: Before the bright lamps of the city are lit. [first line of song]

text: Sheet music


title: Where the prairie flow'rs were growing, and the Rio Grande was flowing. [first line of song]

originInfo: 1901New YorkBroadway Music

namePart: Heinzman, John A.

namePart: Henry & Gallot

namePart: Heinzman, Otto M.

text: Separation (Psychology)

text: Love letters

text: Man-woman relationships

text: Cover design includes drawing of a sun on the horizon of a plane meeting a wooded area; primarily maroon ink.

text: Cover includes photograph of 2 men captioned:  Henry and Gallot, song illustrators.

text: Summary:  A man who has travelled to the west years for his woman friend he left east; he is thrilled to receive a letter from her indicating she still wants him and promptly appears at her door.

text: words by John A. Heinzman ; music by Otto M. Heinzman

title: When the wind sighs in the west

title: When the wind sighs in the west I sight for you. [first line of chorus]

text: Sheet music


namePart: Grant, Cessy

text: Separation (Psychology)

text: Love letters

text: Man-woman relationships

text: Cover design includes drawing of a sun on the horizon of a plane meeting a wooded area; primarily blue ink.

text: Cover includes photograph of Cessy Grant.

title: When the wind sighs in the west

text: Sheet music


title: To that old tune, you've heard me sing, the only words I know. [first line of chorus]

originInfo: 1901New YorkJos. W. Stern & Co.

namePart: Bryan, Vincent (1883-1937)

namePart: Gilson, Lottie

text: Soldiers

text: British

text: Patriotic music

text: On cover:  Sung with great success by the peerless Lottie Gilson.  Cover includes photograph of Lottie Gilson.

text: Summary:  On a ship returning with British soldiers, they encounter Americans who use the same tune for a patriotic song [My country 'tis of thee].

text: words by Vincent P. Brayn ; music by Theo. F. Morse

title: When they play "God save the king"

title: 'Twas night upon the ocean, as the good ship sped along. [first line of song]

text: Sheet music


title: When true love enters the heart, to think we must part. [first line of chorus]

originInfo: 1901Boston, Mass.Fenner Music

namePart: Fenner, Arthur F.

namePart: McDermott, Edward J.

text: Separation (Psychology)

text: Love

text: Waltzes

text: On cover:  Music arranged by Arthur F. Fenner; on caption: music by Arthur F. Fenner.

text: Cover includes photograph of Arthur F. Fenner.

text: Summary:  A boy is recognizing the end of a romance with a woman, but tells her that his love with remain.

text: words by Edward J. McDermott ; music by Arthur F. Fenner

title: When true love enters the heart

title: Don't say good bye to me sweet heart a lover said one night. [first line of song]

text: Sheet music


title: While the twilight rays were fading in the treetops. [first line of song]

originInfo: 1901Boston, Mass.Chas. Shackford

namePart: Shackford, Chas.

namePart: McAnarney, Chas. H.

namePart: D'arville, Camille (1863-1932)

text: Love songs

text: Waltzes

text: Dedication above caption title:  Dedicated to my friend Chas. H. McAnarney.

text: On cover:  As sung by Camille D'Arville.  Cover includes photograph of Camille D'Arville.

text: Summary:  The narrator decribes exchanging love vows when young, which never grow old.

text: words and music by Chas. Shackford

title: When two hearts are one

title: All the world is sunshine, when two hearts are one. [first line of chorus]

text: Sheet music


originInfo: 1901Boston, Mass.G.W. Setchell

namePart: Romain, Manuel (1870-1926)

text: Love songs

text: Waltzes

text: On cover:  Sung by Manuel Romain in Primrose & Dockstader's Minstrels.  Cover includes photograph of Manuel Romain.

text: words and music by Chas. Shackford

title: When two hearts are one

text: Sheet music


title: When two little hearts are two. [first line of chorus]

namePart: Stromberg, John (1853-1902)

namePart: Russell, Lillian (1861-1922)

text: Courtship

text: Flirting

text: Musicals

text: On cover:  Sung by DeWolf Hopper and Lillian Russell; cover includes photograph of Lillian Russell.

text: On cover:  Vocal and instrumental selections from Weber & Field's new burlesque production Hoity-toity.  Cover includes photographs of Joe Weber and of Lew Fields.

text: Summary:  a duet in which a man and woman are flirting or courting each other.

text: lyric by Edgar Smith ; music by John Stromberg

title: When two little hearts are one

title: When two fond little hearts are two. [first line of song]

text: Sheet music


title: On that day hearts were light and gay. [first line of chorus]

originInfo: 1901New YorkGeo. M. Krey

namePart: Burns, John H.

namePart: Quigley, John J.

text: Sexual attraction

text: May (Month)

text: Professional copy; lacking cover.

text: Summary:  Long ago you were beautiful and were crowned the queen of May; today you are still as beautiful and still the queen of May.

text: words and music by Johnnie Quigley and John H. Burns

title: When we crowned you queen of May

title: 'Twas sweet Maytime all nature was in bloom. [first line of song]

text: Sheet music


title: Yes, I love my dear Minnie, and I do wish her well. [first line of chorus]

originInfo: 1901ChicagoSuccess Music

namePart: O'Sullivan, James M

namePart: Groom, Willard

text: Love songs

text: Sexual attraction

text: Summary:  Love song.

text: Cover includes photograph of unidentified woman.

text: words by James M. O'Sullivan ; music by Willard Groom

title: When we meet at the well

title: Oh, my sweet, when I meet you, coming to the well. [first line of song]

text: Sheet music


title: When you loved me in the sweet old days. [first line of chorus]

originInfo: 1901New YorkShapiro, Bernstein & Von Tilzer

namePart: Horwitz, Charles (1864-1938)

text: Reminiscing

text: Man-woman relationships

text: Cover design includes drawings of flowers.

text: Summary:  The narrator tells of a time long ago when he/she was in love with a sweetheart;  that relationship has now soured and can never return.

text: Cover includes photograph of Frederick V. Bowers.

text: words by Charles Horwitz ; music by Frederick V. Bowers

title: When you loved me in the sweet old days

title: There was a time you spoke to me in accents sweet and low. [first line of song]

text: Sheet music


title: There's a sob on ev'ry breeze, and a sigh comes from the trees. [first line of chorus]

originInfo:
1901
    1903

      Denver, Col.

    Tolbert R. Ingram Music

namePart: Scoggins, C. H. (Charles H.)

namePart: Walters, Nellie

namePart: Avril, Charles

text: Colorado River (Colo.-Mexico)

text: Separation (Psychology)

text: Reminiscing

text: Pathos

text: Bereavement

text: On cover: A big hit with Miss Nellie Walters of Harris and Walters; cover includes photograph of Nellie Walters.

text: On cover:  Introduced with great success by Lottie Gilson, "the little magnet"; cover includes photograph of Lottie Gilson.

text: On cover:  Played by Helen May Butler's Ladie's Military Brass Band of 50 members; Featured by Reese V. Prosser in Al. G. Field's Minstrels.

text: On p. 2: "The pathetic story of The rosary", text reprinted from the Boston Post, Feb. 2, 1902.

text: Summary:  The narrator recalls the happy relationship with his wife and mourns that she is now buried near the Colorado River.

text: words by C.H. Scoggins ; music by Chas. Avril

title: Where the silv'ry Colorado wends its way

title: The twilight softly gathers 'round my home among the hills. [first line of song]

text: Sheet music


namePart: Davies, T. H.

text: Colorado River (Colo.-Mexico)

text: Separation (Psychology)

text: Reminiscing

text: Pathos

text: Bereavement

text: Cover design includes photograph of an unidentified woman singer, and photograph of T.H. Davies, with the caption: T.H. Davies, Canada's popular singer.

text: Sheet music


originInfo:
1901
    1903

      Chicago

    Will Rossiter

namePart: Taylor, Kathleen

text: Colorado River (Colo.-Mexico)

text: Separation (Psychology)

text: Reminiscing

text: Pathos

text: Bereavement

text: On cover:  Sung by Kathleen Taylor; cover includes two photographs of Kathleen Taylor.

text: On cover:  This is one of those "home" songs that sells every day in the year; no collection of home favorites is complete without this beautiful song!

text: Sheet music


originInfo:
1901
    1903
    1910

      Chicago

    Will Rossiter

namePart: Gourlay, Ethel

text: Colorado River (Colo.-Mexico)

text: Separation (Psychology)

text: Reminiscing

text: Pathos

text: Bereavement

text: Cover design includes retouched photograph of the Colorado River flowing among mountains.

text: Advertisement on rear cover indicates music was published in 1910 or later.

text: Signature of former owner on cover:  Ethel Gourlay.

text: Sheet music


namePart: Starmer

text: Colorado River (Colo.-Mexico)

text: Separation (Psychology)

text: Reminiscing

text: Pathos

text: Bereavement

text: Gift of the Columbia Broadcasting System Inc., [1974].

text: Cover design by Starmer includes drawing of the Colorado River flowing among mountains.

text: Sheet music


originInfo:
1901
    1929
    1935

      New York

    Jerry Vogel Music

text: Colorado River (Colo.-Mexico)

text: Separation (Psychology)

text: Reminiscing

text: Pathos

text: Bereavement

text: Cover design by Barbelle shows drawing illustrating 4 songs within the Memory lane melodies series published by Jerry Vogel.

text: Sheet music


title: While the convent bells were ringing, soft and sweet across the sea. [first line of chorus]

namePart: Witt, Max S.

namePart: Roden, Robert F.

text: Separation (Psychology)

text: Nuns

text: Fathers and daughters

text: Cover design includes reproduction of a painting showing a man, standing, while reading a book, and a woman, seated, sewing; both dressed in 18th century costume.

text: Summary:  The narrator ponders the sweet sound of the bells as he contemplates his former love who is becoming a nun because her father would not let her marry him; he recalls a happier time when they had hope.

text: words by Robt. F. Roden ; music by Max S. Witt

title: While the convent bells were ringing

title: The convent bells were ringing, and o'er the western sea. [first line of song]

text: Sheet music


originInfo: 19011920New YorkEdward B. Marks Music

text: Separation (Psychology)

text: Nuns

text: Fathers and daughters

text: Collective cover page:  Well-known ballads of sentiment and love by well known writers.

title: While the convent bells were ringing

text: Sheet music


title: Tell me, now tell me, "who's your friend?" [first line of chorus]

originInfo: 1901BostonG.W. Setchell

namePart: Lowe, Allen

namePart: Howard, Joseph E. (Joseph Edgar) (1878-1961)

namePart: Emerson, Ida

namePart: Fisher, E. S.

text: Eating & drinking

text: Dating (Social custom)

text: Humorous songs

text: Man-woman relationships

text: Summary:  Describes a series of situations where a man is dating a woman and a second man tries to insinuate into the date; in the last instance it is the man's wife who interrupts the date.

text: Cover design by E.S. Fisher includes drawing of a man and woman seated at a table, eating while a waiter waits on them; a man with top hat is speaking to the one seated.

text: words by Allen Lowe ; music by Jos. E. Howard, and [Ida Emerson]

title: Who's your friend?

title: How often have you noticed, now I know you have. [first line of song]

text: Sheet music


title: Why should some be cheerful when in love? [first line of song]

originInfo: 1901Philadelphia, Pa.Philadelphia North American

namePart: Spenser, Willard

text: Musicals

text: Sexual attraction

text: Published as the musical supplement to the Philadelphia North American, September 29, 1901.

text: Summary:  The character Goldenrod express desire for Jack.

text: words and music by ... Willard Spenser

title: Why?

title: Miss Bob White. Why? [uniform title]

text: Sheet music


title: Wilhelmina, Wilhelmina, hear your true love sigh! [first line of chorus]

originInfo:
1901

      New York

    M. Witmark & Sons

namePart: Stromberg, John (1853-1902)

namePart: Russell, Lillian (1861-1922)

text: Switzerland

text: Single women

text: Humorous songs

text: Musicals

text: On cover:  Sung by Lillian Russell; cover includes photograph of Lillian Russell.

text: Summary:  Wilhelmina is the pretty Swiss girl that everyone loves but she doesn't take any of her suitors.

text: On cover:  Vocal and instrumental selections from Weber & Field's new burlesque production Fiddle-dee-dee and Quo vass iss.  Cover includes photographs of Joe Weber and of Lew Fields.

text: Refrain has red ink markings indicating additional instrumental or choral parts.

text: words by Edgar Smith ; music by John Stromberg

title: Wilhelmina

title: A coy Switzer maiden was fair Wilhelmina. [first line of song]

text: Sheet music


title: Yale boola!

originInfo: 19011949New YorkLeo Feist

namePart: Hirsch, A. M.

text: Yale University

text: Students' songs

text: Date of publication based on advertisements on rear cover.

text: For piano, with occasional texts.

text: A.M. Hirsch

title: Yale boola!

text: Sheet music


title: Why these dreams that fill my life with sadness? [first line of song]

originInfo: 19011903New YorkNew York American and Journal

namePart: Bingham, Helena (1870-1957)

namePart: Ferguson, Ethel Brooke

text: Love songs

text: Published as the musical supplement to the New York American and Journal, Sunday, August 16, 1903, pages 5-8.

text: Summary:  Love song.

text: words and music by Helena Bingham

title: You alone

text: Sheet music


text: Love songs

text: Summary:  Love song.

text: words and music by Helena Bingham

title: You alone

text: Sheet music


originInfo: 1901ChicagoFred. W. King Music

text: Love songs

text: Cover includes reproduction of a painting of a young woman sitting on a stone fence near a lake or river and looking at swans.

text: Summary:  Love song.

text: words and music by Helena Bingham

title: You alone

text: Sheet music


title: Our love grew as the gentle brook, dancing bright o'er meadows green. [first line of song]

originInfo: 19011932Philadelphia, Pa.Yale & Ellis Music

namePart: Ellis, Sidney R.

namePart: Browne, E. Melville

namePart: Kuttner, Alfred J.

text: Love songs

text: Musicals

text: Cover design includes photograph of an unidentified woman with flowers near her shoulders; drawn part of cover design includes flowers.

text: On Cover:  Sidney's R. Ellis' great love song.

text: Summary:  Love song.

text: words by Sidney R. Ellis ; music by E. Melville Browne

title: You and I

title: For we have plighted troth forever, you and I. [first line of chorus]

text: Sheet music


title: You are my all in all no matter what befall. [first line of chorus]

originInfo: 1901New YorkM. Witmark & Sons

namePart: Taylor, Billee

namePart: Mayhew, Stella (d. 1934)

text: Carnations

text: Love songs

text: Cover design by Edgar Keller includes drawing of flowers.

text: Dedication above caption title:  To Miss Stella Mayhew.

text: On cover:  Introduced by the writer in the Taylor-Richard Co.  Includes a photograph of Billee Taylor.

text: Summary:  Love song.

text: words and music by Billee Taylor

title: You are my all in all

title: When I first beheld you sweetheart. [first line of song]

text: Sheet music


title: You can get in a row for that! [first line of chorus]

originInfo: 1901London ; New YorkFrancis, Day & Hunter ; T.B. Harms & Co.

namePart: Newman, Will

text: Quarreling

text: Humorous songs

text: Cover includes photograph of Will Newman with the caption:  Sung by Will Newman.

text: Summary:  Music hall song in which the narrator gets into various comic situations which could provoke a fight.

text: written and composed by Frank Leo

title: You can get in a row for that

title: Have you ever seen any fellows in life who seem to be looking for trouble and strife? [first line of song]

text: Sheet music


title: Softly the moon floats thro' the sky. [first line of song]

originInfo: 1901New YorkRichard A. Saalfield

namePart: Wray, W. A. -- Mrs.

namePart: Nash, Percival B.

text: Reminiscing

text: Waltzes

text: Mothers

text: Descriptive subtitle on cover:  beautiful sentimental home song.

text: Cover design by Percival B. Nash has illustration of an elderly woman looking downward.

text: Summary:  The narrator, a woman, stands at the grave of her mother and remembers all her good deed, good advice and love.

text: Published as the musical supplement to the New York Sunday Pres, Sunday, July 7th, 1901.

text: words and music by Mrs. W.A. Wray

title: You can only have one moather

title: Remember, girl where e-er you roam, with sister, brother, lover. [first line of chorus]

text: Sheet music


title: You say that I must go, fate has decided so. [first line of chorus]

originInfo: 1901London : New York :Francis, Day & Hunter ; T.B. Harms & Co.

namePart: Letters, Will

text: Broken homes

text: Pathos

text: Runaway wives

text: Cover includes photograph of Will Letters.

text: Summary:  The wife of a married couple chooses to leave, the husband sadly tells her he'll always be her friend; she leaves for a socially higher life and her parents are heart-broken; the outcome is that she dies.

text: written and composed by Will Letters

title: You have a friend in me

title: They stood in a lane and quarrelled. [first line of song]

text: Sheet music


title: You'll be happy if I go, for my heart has told me so. [first line of chorus]

namePart: Chapel, Clarence M.

namePart: Gillespie, Arthur

namePart: Orpheus Quartet

text: Separation (Psychology)

text: Chrysanthemums

text: Runaways

text: Man-woman relationships

text: Pathos

text: Cover design by Edgar Keller includes drawing of chrysanthemums.

text: Dedication above caption title:  Dedicated to "you."

text: On cover:  An instantaneous hit with the Orpheus Quartette; cover includes photoraphs of member of the Orpheus Quartet:  W.A. Huffer, Geo. F. Ford, Wm. Hannen, and C.A. Figg.

text: Summary:  A couple who had known each other since childhood pledge love, but the woman goes off with another man, while the original man reminds her that he will always love her; her husband runs away and she falls upon misfortune until she receives a letter from her original man saying that he still loves her.

text: words by Arthur Gillespie ; music by Clarence M. Chapel

title: You'll be happy if I go

title: It was at the close of summer that two youthful lovers stood. [first line of song]

text: Sheet music


title: Though I may seemingly be too bold don't leave me. [first line of song]

namePart: Luders, Gustav (1865-1913)

text: Dodos

text: Courtship

text: Musicals

text: Man-woman relationships

text: Collective cover page:  Successful musical numbers from King Dodo.

text: Cover design by Edgar Keller includes drawing of two birds with large beaks wearing crowns and eye-glasses facing each other in mirror fashion.

text: Summary:  A chorus of men try to profess love to a chorus of women; at first the women doubt the sincererity of the pledge; by the end of the song the two groups have been satisfied.

text: lyrics by Frank Pixley ; music by Gustav Luders

title: You'll do

title: King Dodo. You'll do. [uniform title]

text: Sheet music


title: Your own, your own, always! forever! your own. [first line of chorus]

namePart: Bratton, John W. (John Walter) (1867-1947)

namePart: Ford, Walter H.

text: Night

text: Love

text: Musicals

text: Cover design by Edgar Keller includes a floral pattern.

text: Summary:  It is nighttime and the character is in bed describing the attributes of night; but he can only think of his love for his girlfriend.

text: words by Walter H. Ford ; music by John W. Bratton

title: Your own

title: Messenger boy. Your own. [uniform title]

title: My love will be ever your own. [alternative title]

title: The twilight is dimming and fading the sun's sinking low in the west. [first line of song]

text: Sheet music


title: You're as welcome as the flow'rs in May. [first line of chorus]

originInfo: 19011929New YorkPaull-Pioneer Music

namePart: Cook, J. B.

text: Reminiscing

text: Dreaming

text: Men's dreams

text: Dedication above caption title:  Dedicated to Mr. J.B. Cook, Boston, Mass.

text: Summary:  The narrator dreams a dream and sees his home village and his parents who welcome him home; and he sees his old sweetheart Bess and longs to hear her welcome him home.

text: words and music by Dan J. Sullivan

title: You're as welcome as the flowers in May

title: Last night I dream'd a sweet dream. [first line of song]

text: Sheet music


originInfo: 19011932New YorkPaull-Pioneer Music

text: Reminiscing

text: Dreaming

text: Men's dreams

text: words and music by Dan J. Sullivan

title: You're as welcome as the flowers in May

text: Sheet music


text: Reminiscing

text: Dreaming

text: Men's dreams

text: words and music by Dan J. Sullivan

title: You're as welcome as the flowers in May

text: Sheet music


title: Oh! come to me love, I'm waitin' foh you. [first line of chorus]

namePart: Ryan, Elsa

namePart: Loraine, William (b. 1869)

namePart: Ranken, Frederic

text: African American men

text: Serenading

text: Musicals

text: On cover:  Introduced with great success by Elsa Ryan in Pixley & Luder's new musical comedy King Dodo; cover includes photograph of Elsa Ryan.

text: Summary:  Using stereotyped language, an African American man serenades Zamona, an African American woman, inviting her to come down and meet him.

text: Descriptive subtitle on cover:  Novelty song with dance.

text: Includes 16 bars of instrumental music (labeled banjoy) preceeding vocal part, presumably intended for dance music.

text: words by Frederic Ranken ; music by William Loraine

title: Zamona

title: Oh! come out mah love, I'm a-waitin' foh you heah. [first line of song]

text: Sheet music


title: The day will come when you'll be sorry

originInfo: Brooklyn, N.Y.Hirsekorn & Selig

text: words and music by Kurt P. Hirsekorn.

title: The day will come when you'll be sorry

text: Sheet music


title: Colonel Theodore Roosevelt: Number 66. Princess Elisabeth Lwoff-Parlaghy.

namePart: Parlaghy Brochfeld, Vilma von

authority: ulan

text: public figures

nameType: personal

text: Roosevelt, Theodore, 1858-1919

text: Clippings

text: Portraits

rights: No evidence of a previous publication of the painting has been found. This photograph was taken from a 1936 auction catalog, however there is no evidence that the image was authorized by the estate (putting it in copyright). Furthermore, no authorized published version of the painting was found placing it in possible copyright, and based on the death date of the artist, her unpublished work would be considered in the public domain.

collectionTitle: Print Collection portrait file


title: New York province. Map of the country of the VI nations proper with part of  the adjacent colonies.

authority: lcgft

text: Maps

rights: Release Source File for Free (i.e., high-res or master can be released to the public)

rights: None of the maps is dated after the mid 1800s. Therefore, all of them are in the public domain and can be used freely, without restriction.

collectionTitle: Maps of New York City and State


title: Province de New-York : en 4 feuilles

originInfo:
1777

      Paris

    Chez Le Rouge, Ingr. Geog du Roi rue des Grands Augustins

namePart: Le Rouge, Georges-Louis

namePart: Montrésor, John (1736-1799 )

text: New York (State) -- Administrative and political divisions -- Maps -- Early works to 1800

text: New York (State) -- Maps -- Early works to 1800

text: Northeastern States -- Maps -- Early works to 1800

text: Appears in Thomas Jefferys's Atlas amériquain septentrional. 1778 [i.e. 1792]

text: Relief shown pictorially and by hachures. Depths shown by soundings.

text: Shows administrative divisions in New York and portions of New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and New England.

text: Title in French and place names in English.

text: Based on John Montresor's A map of the Province of New York, with part of Pensilvania. 1775.

text: par Montrésor.

title: Province de New-York : en 4 feuilles

text: Maps


title: A chorographical map of the province of New-York in North America, divided into counties, manors, patents and townships.

originInfo: 1779London... by W. Faden, (successor to the late Thos. Jefferys Georgr. to the King), Charing Cross

text: Maps


title: A chorographical map of the province of New-York in North America, divided into counties, manors, patents and townships : exhibiting likewise all the private grants of land made and located in that Province

namePart: Sauthier, Claude Joseph

text: New York (State)

text: Administrative and political divisions

text: New York (State)

text: Real property

text: New York (State)

text: compiled from actual surveys deposited in the Patent Office at New York, by order of His Excellency Major General William Tryon, by Claude Joseph Sauthier, Esqr. ; engraved and published by William Faden.

text: Maps

extent: 1 map on 3 sheets : hand col., 185 x 141 cm., sheets 70 x 148 cm. or smaller.

publisher: ... by W. Faden, (successor to the late Thos. Jefferys Georgr. to the King), Charing Cross


title: A map of the State of New York

originInfo: 1804[Albany?]S. De Witt

namePart: De Witt, Simeon (1756-1834)

text: New York (State)

text: Administrative and political divisions

text: New York (State)

text: Gansevoort-Lansing Collection.

text: by Simeon De Witt, Surveyor General.

title: A map of the State of New York

text: Maps


title: A map of the State of New York

text: New York (State)

text: Administrative and political divisions

text: New York (State)

text: Includes annotations in ink.

text: by Simeon De Witt, Surveyor General.

title: A map of the State of New York

text: Maps


title:
A
    map of the state of New York : compiled from the latest authorities : including the turnpike roads now granted as also the principal common roads connected there with

originInfo:
1808

      Oxford

    [s.n.]

namePart: McCalpin, William

text: New York (State)

text: New York (State) -- Maps

text: Roads

text: New York (State)

text: "Intended as well for the student in geography as a directory to the traveller."

text: National Endowment for the Humanities Grant for Access to Early Maps of the Middle Atlantic Seaboard.

text: Prime meridian: New York.

type: citation/reference

text: Creek, A. Maps of the Genesee Valley & Finger Lakes Region, 1776-1950, p. 61

text: by Wm. McCalpin.

text: Maps


title:
A
    map of the state of New York : exhibiting the situation and boundaries of the several towns, wards, and counties and specifying in each town, ward, and county, the whole population thereof, and in the several counties, the population upon which the apportionment of senators and members of assembly is based, with tables of apportionment

originInfo:
1845

      Hartford, Connt.

    Lith. of E.B. & E.C. Kellogg

namePart: New York (State). Secretary's Office

namePart: E.B. & E.C. Kellogg (Firm)

text: New York (State)

text: Cities and towns

text: New York (State)

text: Election districts

text: New York (State)

text: New York (State) -- Administrative and political divisions -- Maps

text: New York (State) -- Population -- Maps

text: Cover title in gold letters on embossed leather.

text: Includes note, table of statistics, and insets of the cities of Schenectady, Rochester, Buffalo, Albany, Troy, Brooklyn, Utica, Hudson, and of the city and county of New York, Brooklyn and Williamsburgh.

text: prepared for the New York Legislature under the direction of the Secretary of State.

text: Maps

extent: 1 map : hand col. ; 68 x 81 cm. folded in leather cover 19 x 12 cm.


title: A map of the State of New York : exhibiting the situation and    boundaries of the counties and towns, and the number of        inhabitants in each, according to the census of 1840 ...

text: New York (N.Y.)

text: Administrative and political divisions

text: New York (State)

text: Administrative and political divisions

text: New York (State)

text: Census, 1840

text: Includes inset of "City and County of New York, Brooklyn &         Williamsrurgh [sic]" showing N.Y.'s wards and their populations, and list of "New towns erected since the census of 1840.

text: Map printed on 4 sheets, pieced together.

text: Maps

extent: 1 map ; 106 x 132 cm., folded in leather cover 16 x 10 cm.


title:
A
    map prepared for the report of the New York & Erie R.R. Co., 1844, exhibiting the line of the N.Y. & E. R. Road : & the present state of the work, together with the area of the country tributary to the railroad and the population thereof.

originInfo:
1844

      [New York?

    The Railroad

namePart: New York and Erie Railroad Company

text: New York (State)

text: New York (State) -- Maps

text: New York and Erie Railroad Company

text: Railroads

text: New York (State)

text: Shows railroad lines in New York and adjacent states.

text: Maps


title:
An
    Accurate map of New York in North America, from a late survey.

originInfo:
1780

      London

    J. Hinton

namePart: Hinton, John (d. 1781 )

text: New York (State) -- Maps -- Early works to 1800

text: Jolly D.C. Maps of America, in periodicals before 1800, 353.

text: Relief shown pictorially.

text: Covers New York State as far west as Oswego.

text: Shows boundary lines claimed by New York and New Jersey.

text: From: Universal magazine of knowledge and pleasure, v. 66, Aug. London : J. Hinton, 1780.

text: Includes ornamental cartouche.

text: Phillips. Maps of America, p. 506

text: Maps


title: Distance map of the state of New York : containing all the towns in the state.

originInfo:
1840

      New York

    Phelps & Ensign

namePart: Phelps & Ensign

text: New York (N.Y.)

text: Manhattan (New York, N.Y.) -- Maps

text: Canals

text: New York (State)

text: Mountains

text: New York (State)

text: Altitudes

text: New York (State) -- Maps

text: Rivers

text: New York (State)

text: New York (N.Y.) -- Maps

text: Includes ill.

text: Insets: Vicinity of the Falls of Niagara -- Heights of mountains in the state -- City of New York -- Falls of Niagara, from the foot of the stairway, U.S. shore -- Length of rivers in the state -- Vicinity of New York -- Princicpal canals in the state.

text: NYPL copy imperfect: lacking portions of the map.

text: Prime meridian: Washington.

text: Shows county boundaries.

text: Maps


title: Map of New York exhibiting the post offices, post roads, canals, rail roads &c.

originInfo:
1839

      [London

    David Burr

text: New York (N.Y.)

text: Canals

text: New York (State)

text: New York (State) -- Maps

text: Railroads

text: New York (State)

text: New York (N.Y.) -- Maps

text: Description derived from published bibliography.

text: LC Railroad maps, 259

text: Detailed map showing relief by hachures, drainage, township and county boundaries, cities and towns, canals, roads, and railroads.

text: From the author's American Atlas (London, J. Arrowsmith, 1839)

text: Inset: City and county of New-York, Brooklyn, Williamsburg & Jersey City. 71 x 24 cm.

type: admin

text: found two parts, archived 434745_1 etc. Need sto be reshot.

text: By David H. Burr (late topographer to the Post Office), geographer to the House of Representatives of the U.S.

text: Maps


title: Map of New-York : on the improved plan of Sidney E. Morse ; N. & S.S Jocelyn, sc.

originInfo:
1828

      New-Haven, Conn. :

    N. & S.S. Jocelyn,

callNumber: Map Div. 01-1879 [Filed with N.Y. State, 1827]

namePart: Morse, Sidney E. (Sidney Edwards) (1794-1871 )

namePart: N. & S. S. Jocelyn (Firm)

namePart: Babcock, Sidney (1797?-1884 )

text: New York (State)

text: New York (State) -- Maps

text: New York Metropolitan Area -- Maps

text: "Entered according to act of Congress, the fifth of May, 1827, by Sidney E. Morse, of the State of Connecticut."

text: Includes index and note.

text: Inset: City of New York and vicinity.

text: National Endowment for the Humanities Grant for Access to Early Maps of the Middle Atlantic Seaboard.

text: Prime meridians: [Washington and Greenwich].

text: Relief shown by hachures.

text: Maps

extent: 1 map : hand col. ; 19 x 24 cm., on sheet 34 x 39 cm.


title: Map of the State of New York

originInfo:
1830

      Philad[elphi]a :

    Published by A. Finley,

namePart: Finley, A. (Anthony)

namePart: Young, J. H. (James Hamilton) (fl.  1757-1797 )

text: New York (State)

text: Erie Canal (N.Y.) -- Altitudes -- Charts, diagrams, etc.

text: New York (State) -- Administrative and political divisions -- Maps

text: New York (State) -- Maps

text: Includes "Profile of the levels of the grand Erie Canal," and statistical table of cities with their population.

text: Prime meridians: Washington and Greenwich.

text: Relief shown pictorially.

text: Shows county boundaries.

text: J.H. Young sc.

title: Map of the State of New York

text: Maps


title: Map of the State of New York

originInfo:
1824

      Phila[elphi]a

    Published by A. Finley

callNumber: Map Div. 02-234 [In slip case]

text: New York (State) -- Maps

text: Engraved.

text: Includes statistical table.

text: Inset: Profile of the levels of the Grand Eric Canal.

text: Publisher's advertisement pasted inside front cover.

text: Shows county boundaries.

text: J.H. Young.

title: Map of the State of New York

text: Maps

extent: 1 map : hand col. ; 51 x 53 cm., folded in leather cover, 16 x 11 cm.


title: Map of the State of New York : with the latest improvements

originInfo:
1827

      New York

    Wm. Hooker,

callNumber: Map Div. 01-1898 [Filed flat]

text: Canals

text: New York (State)

text: Altitudes

text: New York (State) -- Maps

text: Includes text and statistical tables and elevation profiles "Profile of the Western Canal" and Profile of the Northern Canal."

text: NYPL copy lacks cover.

text: Relief shown by hachures.

text: by Wm. Hooker.

text: Maps

extent: 1 map : hand col. ; 40 x 50 cm., folded in leather cover, 12 cm.


title: Map of the meetings constituting New York Yearly Meeting of Friends.

callNumber: Map Div. 89-5060 [Filed flat]

text: Connecticut -- Maps

text: Michigan -- Maps

text: New York (State) -- Maps

text: New York Yearly Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends

text: Society of Friends

text: Connecticut

text: Society of Friends

text: Michigan

text: Society of Friends

text: New York (State)

text: Society of Friends

text: Vermont

text: Vermont -- Maps

text: Inset: Part of Michigan.

text: NYPL copy has autograph in ink inside front cover: Lydia Hallock, Keeseville, New York.

text: Shows distances between places of meeting.

supplied: yes

text: Maps

extent: 1 map ; 46 x 59 cm. folded in cover 14 x 8 cm.


title: Map of the route of the proposed New York & Erie Railroad, as surveyed in 1834

originInfo:
1834

      [New York?

    s.n.,

namePart: Harrison, D. R.

namePart: Wright, Benjamin (1770-1842 )

namePart: Cammeyer & Clark

text: New York (N.Y.)

text: Pennsylvania

text: New York and Erie Railroad Company

text: Railroads

text: New York (State)

text: Railroads

text: Pennsylvania

text: Shows New York state from Westchester County to Lake Erie, and part of northern Pennsylvania and New Jersey. The line was chartered on April 24, 1832. See entry 404 in LC Railroad maps.

text: Description derived from published bibliography.

text: LC Railroad maps, 481

text: reduced from the plans as returned by Benjn. Wright, Civil Engineer ; D. R. Harrison, sc.

text: Maps


title: Map of the state of New York

originInfo:
1802

      Albany

    [S. De Witt?]

namePart: Fairman, Gideon (1774-1827)

text: New York (State) -- Maps

text: Relief shown pictorially.

text: "Entered according to Act of Congress, the 16 day of October 1802 by Simeon De Witt of the state of New York."

text: Prime meridian: New York.

text: Shows land ownership.

text: Includes text and inset "Continuation of the state westward from the pre-emption line on a scale reduced one half."

text: Accompanied by: Alphabetical list of towns in the state of New York. 1 l.

text: Described in Babinski's Notes on C. J. Sauthier and Lord Percy, p. 50-52.

text: Described in Ristow's American maps and mapmakers, p. 76-79.

text: by Simeon De Witt, surveyor general ; engraved by G. Fairman.

title: Map of the state of New York

text: Maps

extent: 1 map on 6 sheets ; 164 x 131 cm., sheets 64 x 77 cm.


title: Map of the state of New York

originInfo:
1850

      New York, No. 50 Ann St.

    Published by Ensign & Thayer,

namePart: Sherman & Smith

namePart: Ensigns & Thayer

text: New York (State)

text: New York (State) -- Administrative and political divisions -- Maps

text: New York (State) -- Maps

text: Includes ill. of the "View of the suspension bridge, Niagara River near the Falls, and decorative border with portraits."

text: Insets: Albany -- New York and Brooklyn -- Buffalo -- Syracuse -- Rochester -- Utica.

text: National Endowment for the Humanities Grant for Access to Early Maps of the Middle Atlantic Seaboard.

text: Prime meridian: Washington.

text: Relief shown by hachures.

text: Shows county boundaries.

text: "Entered according to act of Congress in the year 1849 by Ensign & Thayer, in the Clerks Office of the District Court of the United States for the Southern District of New York."

text: drawn and engraved by Sherman & Smith, New York.

title: Map of the state of New York

text: Maps


title: Map of the state of New York : compiled from the latest authorities.

originInfo:
1850

      Philadelphia

    Published by S. Augustus Mitchell :

namePart: Mitchell, S. Augustus (Samuel Augustus) (1792-1868)

text: New York (State)

text: New York (State) -- Maps

text: Includes population as of 1850, statistics and text.

text: Insets: Vicinity of the Falls of Niagara -- Vicinity of Rochester -- Vicinity of Albany -- Vicinity of New York -- Map of the Hudson River from New York to Albany.

text: Prime meridians: Greenwich and Washington.

text: Shows county boundaries.

text: Phillips. Maps of America, p. 513

text: Maps


originInfo:
1838

      Philadelphia :

    S. Augustus Mitchell,

text: New York (State)

text: Hudson River (N.Y. and N.J.) -- Maps

text: New York (State) -- Maps

text: Relief shown pictorially.

text: Shows county boundaries.

text: Creek, A. Maps of the Genesee Valeey & Finger Lakes Region, p.63

text: Maps


originInfo:
1832

      Philadelphia :

    Published by S. Augustus Mitchell,

callNumber: Map Div. 00-419 [Filed flat]

text: New York (State)

text: Hudson River (N.Y. and N.J.) -- Maps

text: New York (State) -- Maps

text: Insets: Map of the Hudson River from New York to Albany -- Vicinity of New York -- Vicinity of Albany -- Vicinity of the falls of Niagara -- Vicinity of Rochester.

text: Lists of counties and towns with population statistics inside front cover.

text: NYPL copy has autograph inside front cover, and bookplate pasted inside back cover: Lenox Library, Duyckinck Collection, presented in 1878.

text: Relief shown pictorially.

text: Creek, A. Maps of the Genesee Valley & Finger Lakes region, 1776-1950, p. 62.

text: Maps

extent: 1 map : hand col. ; 40 x 54 cm., folded in leather cover 14 x 9 cm.


originInfo:
1850

      Philadelphia

    Published by Thomas, Cowperthwait & Co.,

namePart: Thomas, Cowperthwait & Co.

text: New York (State)

text: New York (State)

text: Administrative and political divisions

text: Maps

text: New York (State)

text: Maps

text: Shows county boundaries.

text: Maps


originInfo:
1833

      [Philadelphia?]

    Published by S. Augustus Mitchell,

callNumber: Map Div. 01-1875 [Filed flat]

text: New York (State)

text: Hudson River (N.Y. and N.J.) -- Maps

text: New York (State) -- Maps

text: Insets: Vicinity of the Falls of Niagara -- Vicinity of Rochester -- Vicinity of Albany -- Vicinity of New York -- and Map of the Hudson River from New York to Albany.

text: Relief shown pictorially.

text: Maps

extent: 1 map : hand col. ; 42 x 53 cm., folded in cover 14 x 8 cm.


title: Map of the state of New York : showing the boundaries of counties & townships, the location of cities, towns and villages, the courses of rail roads, canals & stage roads

originInfo:
1850

      New York

    Published by J. Disturnell, 102 Broadway,

namePart: Disturnell, John (1801-1877)

namePart: Smith, J. Calvin (John Calvin)

text: New York (State)

text: Canals

text: New York (State)

text: New York (State) -- Maps

text: Railroads

text: New York (State)

text: "Entered according to act of Congress in the year 1847 by J. Disturnell, in the Clerks Office of the District Court of the Southern District of New York."

text: Insets: The St. Lawrence River, from the New York state line to Quebec -- City of New York, with part of Brooklyn and Williamsburgh.

text: Prime meridians: Washington and Greenwich.

text: Relief shown by hachures.

text: Shows county boundaries.

text: Creek, A.  Maps of the Genesee Valley & Finger Lakes region, 1776-1950, p. 65

text: by J. Calvin Smith ; engraved on steel by Sherman & Smith.

text: Maps


originInfo:
1844

      New York

    J. Disturnell,

text: New York (State)

text: Canals

text: New York (State)

text: New York (State) -- Administrative and political divisions -- Maps

text: New York (State) -- Maps

text: Railroads

text: New York (State)

text: New York (N.Y.) -- Maps

text: "Entered according to act of Congress in the year 1842 by J. Calvin Smith, in the Clerks Office of the District Court of the Southern District of New York."

text: Insets: The St. Lawrence River, from the New York State line to Quebec -- City of New York, with part of Brooklyn and Williamsburgh.

text: National Endowment for the Humanities Grant for Access to Early Maps of the Middle Atlantic Seaboard.

text: Relief shown by hachures.

text: Maps


originInfo:
1842

      New York

    J. Disturnell,

text: New York (State)

text: Canals

text: New York (State)

text: New York (State) -- Maps

text: Railroads

text: New York (State)

text: Saint Lawrence River -- Maps

text: New York (N.Y.) -- Maps

text: Insets: The St. Lawrence River from the New York state line to Quebec -- City of New York with part of Brooklyn and Williamsburg -- Vicinity of New York, showing the line of the Croton Aqueduct and the Hudson River to Newburg.

text: Relief shown by hachures.

text: Maps


originInfo:
1841

      New York :

    J. Disturnell,

text: New York (State)

text: Canals

text: New York (State)

text: New York (State) -- Maps

text: Railroads

text: New York (State)

text: New York (N.Y.) -- Maps

text: "Entered according to act of Congress in the year 1841 by J. Disturnell, in the Clerks Office of the District Court of the Southern District of New York."

text: Insets: The St. Lawrence River, from the New York State line to Quebec -- City of New York, with part of Brooklyn and Williamsburgh -- Vicinity of New York, showing the line of the Croton Aqueduct and the Hudson River to Newburg.

text: Relief shown by hachures.

text: Maps


title: Map of the state of New York : showing the boundaries of counties & townships, the location of cities, towns and villages: the courses of railroads, canals & stage roads

originInfo:
1848

      New York

    Published by J. Disturnell, 102 Broadway,

callNumber: Map Div. 01-1843 [Filed flat]

text: New York (State)

text: Canals

text: New York (State)

text: New York (State) -- Maps

text: Railroads

text: New York (State)

text: Saint Lawrence River Valley -- Maps

text: New York Metropolitan Area -- Maps

text: Includes population statistics for the state of New York for the year 1845 pasted inside front cover.

text: Inset: The St. Lawrence River, from the New York State line to Quebec -- City of New York, with part of Brooklyn and Williamsburgh.

text: Relief shown by hachures.

text: Phillips. Maps of America, p. 513

text: Maps

extent: 1 map : hand col. ; 46 x 58 cm., folded in cover, 15 x 9 cm.


title: Map of the state of New York : with parts of the adjacent country, embracing plans of the cities, and some of the larger villages

originInfo:
1834

      New York

    Published by J.H. Colton & Co.,

namePart: J.H. Colton & Co.

namePart: S. Stiles & Co.

text: New York (State)

text: New York (State) -- Maps

text: New York (N.Y.) -- Maps

text: "Entered according to act of Congress in the year 1834 by J.H. Colton & Co. in the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the Southern District of New York.

text: Includes indexed tables of references and decorative cartouche.

text: Insets: Oswego -- Poughkeepsie -- City and county of New-York -- Ithaca -- Lockport -- Auburn -- Utica -- Buffalo -- Rochester -- Albany -- Schenectady -- Troy.

text: NYPL copy has manuscript notation on verso: Howe, 22 Nov. 1929.

text: Prime meridian: Washington.

text: Relief shown by hachures.

text: Creek, A.  Maps of the Genesee Valley & Finger Lakes region, 1776-1950, p. 63

text: by David H. Burr, geographer ; engraved by S. Stiles & Co. New York.

text: Maps


title: Map of the state of New York : with the latest improvements

originInfo:
1833

      New-York

    Published by Humphrey Phelps,

namePart: Phelps, Humphrey (19th cent.)

text: New York (State)

text: Canals

text: New York (State)

text: Altitudes

text: Erie Canal (N.Y.) -- Altitudes -- Charts, diagrams, etc.

text: New York (State) -- Maps

text: Includes mileage tables, statistical tables and elevation profiles.

text: Inset: Profile of the Western Canal -- Profile of the Northern Canal.

text: Prime meridians: Washington and Greenwich.

text: Relief shown by hachures.

text: Shows county boundaries.

text: by H. Phelps.

text: Maps


originInfo:
1826

      [New York?

    Humphrey Phelps?,

text: New York (State)

text: Canals

text: New York (State)

text: Altitudes

text: Champlain Canal (N.Y.) -- Altitudes -- Charts, diagrams, etc.

text: New York (State) -- Administrative and political divisions -- Maps

text: New York (State) -- Maps

text: Includes inset statistical tables and elevation profiles "Profile of the Western Canal" and "Profile of the Northern Canal."

text: Relief shown by hachures.

text: Shows county boundaries.

text: by H. Phelps.

text: Maps


title: Map of the state of New York with part of Upper Canada

originInfo:
1831

      London

    I.T. Hinton and Simpkin and Marshall,

namePart: Hinton, Isaac Taylor (1799-1847 )

namePart: Simpkin, Marshall and Co.

namePart: Fenner, Sears & Co.

text: New York (State)

text: New York (State) -- Maps

text: Ontario -- Maps

text: New York (N.Y.) -- Maps

text: Prime meridians: Greenwich and Washington.

text: Relief shown by hachures.

text: Creek, A. Maps of the Genesee Valley & Finger Lakes Region, 1776-1950, p. 62

text: Phillips. Maps of America, p. 510

text: Inset: New York.

text: National Endowment for the Humanities Grant for Access to Early Maps of the Middle Atlantic Seaboard.

text: engraved & printed by Fenner Sears & Co.

text: Maps


title: Map of the state of New York.

originInfo:
1831

      Philadelphia

    S. Augustus Mitchell

callNumber: Map Div. 89-5054 [Filed flat]

text: New York (State)

text: Erie Canal (N.Y.)

text: Altitudes

text: Charts, diagrams, etc.

text: New York (State)

text: Administrative and political divisions

text: Maps

text: New York (State)

text: Maps

text: New York (N.Y.)

text: Maps

text: Greenwich and Washington prime meridians.

text: Hand colored.

text: Includes inset of Hudson River and elevation profile of Erie Canal.

text: Relief shown pictorially.

text: Shows counties, localities, rivers, streams, lakes, proposed and existing canals and railroads.

title: Map of the state of New York.

text: Maps

extent: 1 map : col. ; 41 x 53 cm., folded in leather cover 16 x 9 cm.


title: Map of the state of New-York : with parts of the adjacent country, embracing plans of the cities, and some of the larger villages

originInfo:
1836

      New York

    Published by J.H. Colton & Co.,

text: New York (State)

text: New York (State) -- Maps

text: New York (N.Y.) -- Maps

text: Prime meridian: Washington.

text: Relief shown by hachures.

text: Shows county boundaries.

text: Includes indexed tables of references and decorative cartouche.

text: "Entered according to act of Congress in the year 1834 by J.H. Colton & Co. in the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the Southern District of New York.

text: Insets: Oswego -- Poughkeepsie -- City and county of New-York -- Ithaca -- Lockport -- Auburn -- Utica -- Buffalo -- Rochester -- Albany -- Schenectady -- Troy.

text: by David H. Burr, geographer ; engraved by S. Stiles & Co., New York.

text: Maps

extent: 1 map on 4 sheets : hand col. ; 104 x 130 cm., sheets 59 x 73 cm., or smaller.


title: Map shewing the rail roads between Lake Erie, New York & Boston : intended to illustrate the importance of the N. York & Erie Rail Road

originInfo:
1842

      [New York?]

    Narine & Co. Lith.,

namePart: Narine & Co.

text: Boston (Mass.)

text: New York (State)

text: New York and Erie Railroad Company

text: Railroads

text: New York (State)

text: Railroads

text: Northeastern States

text: J.F. Smith, del.

text: Maps


title: Neueste Karte von New York : mit seinen Canaelen, Strassen, Eisenbahnen, entfernungen der Hauptpunkte und Routen für Dampfschiffe : nach den besten Quellen verbessert.

originInfo:
1844

      Hildburghausen ;

    Philadelphia :

namePart: Bibliographisches Institut Leipzig. Geographischen Graviranstalt

text: Erie Canal (N.Y.) -- Altitudes -- Charts, diagrams, etc.

text: New York (State) -- Maps

text: Atlas plate no.: No. 52.

text: From Meyer's Hand-Atlas.

text: Includes inset mileage table and elevation profile, "Profil des Erie-Canals".

text: Prime meridians: Washington and Ferro.

text: Relief shown by hachures.

text: Shows county boundaries.

text: Maps


title: New York

originInfo:
1819

      Philadelphia :

    ... published by H.S. Tanner,

namePart: Tanner, Henry Schenck (1786-1858 )

namePart: Tanner, Vallance, Kearny & Co.

text: New York (State) -- Maps

text: "Entered according to act of Congress, the 12th day of May 1819, by Tanner, Vallance, Kearny & Co. of the state of Pennsylvania.

text: In upper margin: American atlas.

text: Relief shown by hachures.

text: Creek, A.  Maps of the Genesee Valley & Finger Lakes region, 1776-1950, p. 61

text: Prime meridians: Washington and Greenwich.

text: by H.S. Tanner ; engraved ... by H.S. Tanner.

title: New York

text: Maps


title: New York

originInfo:
1838

      Philadelphia :

    ... published by H.S. Tanner,

text: Canals

text: New York (State)

text: New York (State) -- Maps

text: Railroads

text: New York (State)

text: Includes note and reference to the canals and railroads.

text: Relief shown by hachures.

title: New York

text: Maps


title: New York

originInfo:
1846

      Philadelphia :

    H.S. Tanner;

namePart: Tanner, T. R.

text: Canals

text: New York (State)

text: New York (State) -- Maps

text: Railroads

text: New York (State)

text: Includes reference to the canals & railroads with lengths. Also includes a chart of the heights of mountains on the Hudson River.

text: Relief shown by hachures and spot heights.

text: Shows counties, rivers, streams, lakes, canals and railroads.

text: by H.S. Tanner.

title: New York

text: Maps


title: New York

originInfo:
1812

      [Boston :

    Thomas & Andrews,

callNumber: Map Div. Scrapbook 01-5273

namePart: Thomas & Andrews

namePart: Lewis, Samuel (1753 or 4-1822 )

text: New York (State) -- Maps

text: From Arrowsmith and Lewis's New and elegant general atlas. Boston : Thomas & Andrews, 1812.

text: National Endowment for the Humanities Grant for Access to Early Maps of the Middle Atlantic Seaboard.

text: NYPL copy annotated with yellow to highlight selected cities and rivers.

text: Prime meridians: Philadelphia and London.

text: Relief shown by hachures.

text: drawn by S. Lewis ; Tanner, sc.

title: New York

text: Maps


title: New York.

originInfo:
1835

      [Boston :

    Wilkins & Carter,

callNumber: Map Div. Scrapbook 01-5272

text: Canals

text: New York (State)

text: New York (State) -- Administrative and political divisions -- Maps

text: New York (State) -- Maps

text: Railroads

text: New York (State)

text: From T.G. Bradford's A comprehensive atlas : geographical, historical & commercial.  Boston : Wilkins & Carter, 1835.

text: Prime meridians: Washington and London.

text: Relief shown pictorially.

text: Shows county boundaries and canal and railroad routes.

title: New York.

text: Maps


title: New-York

originInfo:
1836

      New-York

    Published by J.H. Colton & Co.,

text: New York (State) -- Maps

text: New York (N.Y.) -- Maps

text: "Entered according to act of Congress in the year 1833 by J.H. Colton & Co. in the Clerks Office of the District Court of the Southern District of New York."

text: From the author's Atlas of the state of New York.

text: Insets: Environs of New York -- City of New York -- Environs of Utica -- From Albany to Lake Champlain & L. George -- Niagara River.

text: Prime meridians: Greenwich and Washington.

text: Shows wards and county boundaries.

text: NYPL. Dictionary catalog of the Map Division, VII, p. 159

text: Phillips. Maps of America, p. 511

text: by David H. Burr ; engraved & printed by S. Stiles & Co., N. York.

title: New-York

text: Maps


title: New-York

originInfo:
1835

      [Albany, N.Y.

    Williams Press,

namePart: Williams Press

namePart: Stiles, S.

text: New York (State) -- Maps

text: New York (N.Y.) -- Maps

text: New York Metropolitan Area -- Maps

text: "Entered according to act of [Congress] in the year 1833, by J.H. Colton & Co. in the Clerks Office of the District Court of the Southern District of New York."

text: Insets: Environs of New York -- City of New York -- Environs of Utica -- Niagara River -- From Albany to Lake Champlain & L. George.

text: NYPL copy has on front cover: P. Gansevoort.

text: Population statistics of the state of New York for the year 1835, pasted on the verso of front cover.

text: Shows county boundaries.

text: by David H. Burr ; engraved & printed by S. Stiles.

title: New-York

text: Maps

extent: 1 map : hand col. ; 47 x 56 cm., folded in cover 12 x 9 cm.


title: State of New York

originInfo:
1840

      New York

    Published by J.H. Colton & Co., No. 4 Spruce Street,

text: New York (State) -- Maps

text: "Entered according to Act of Congress in the year 1836 by J.H. Colton & Co. in the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the Southern District of New York."

text: Insets: Niagara River -- From Albany to Lake Champlain & L. George.

text: National Endowment for the Humanities Grant for Access to Early Maps of the Middle Atlantic Seaboard.

text: Shows county boundaries.

text: by D.H. Burr ; engraved & printed by S. Stiles & Co.

title: State of New York

text: Maps


title: State of New York : in Senate Jany. 7th, 1836.

originInfo:
1836

      [Albany, N.Y. :

    The Senate,

namePart: New York (State). Legislature. Senate

namePart: C.B. Graham's Lith.

text: New York (State) -- Administrative and political divisions -- Maps

text: New York (State) -- Census, 1830 -- Maps

text: New York (State) -- Census, 1835 -- Maps

text: New York (State) -- Population -- Maps

text: New York (State). Legislature. Senate

text: "Resolved, that the Clerk procure the usual number of copies of a lithographic map, inserting in each county its population ascertained by the last and previous census, and designating by proper colorings the Senate districts."

text: Gansevoort-Lansing Collection.

text: Shows county boundaries and senate districts, as well as the population figures for each county according to the 1830 and 1835 censuses.

text: Maps


title: State of New York divided into senatorial districts.

originInfo:
1840

      [New York?

    s.n.,

text: Election districts

text: New York (State)

text: New York (State). Legislature. Senate

text: Election districts

text: Includes inset and list of districts with their constituent counties.

text: NYPL copy imperfect: lacks part of inset and western edge of map.

text: Maps


title: State of New York, Jany. 1, 1824 : for Spafford's gazetteer.

originInfo:
1824

      [Albany, N.Y. :

    B.D. Packard & Troy,

namePart: Packard, Benjamin D. (1779?-1833 )

text: Canals

text: New York (State)

text: Altitudes

text: Canals

text: New York (State)

text: Champlain Canal (N.Y.) -- Altitudes -- Charts, diagrams, etc.

text: Erie Canal (N.Y.) -- Altitudes -- Charts, diagrams, etc.

text: New York (State) -- Maps

text: Insets: Profile of the western and middle sections of the Erie Canal -- Eastern section -- Profile of Champlain Canal.

text: NYPL copy has manuscript note in ink on verso: Constable-Pierrepont papers.

text: Prime meridian: New York.

text: Creek, A. Maps of the Genesee Valley & Finger Lakes Region, 1776-1950, p. 61

text: Maps


title:
The
    Empire State, New York : with its counties, towns, cities, villages, internal improvements &c.

originInfo:
1845

      Philadelphia :

    Published by S. Augustus Mitchell, No. 8 1/2 South Seventh Street,

callNumber: Map Div. 89-5219 [Filed flat with New York State 1845]

namePart: Mitchell, S. Augustus (Samuel Augustus) (1792-1868)

namePart: Young, J. H. (James Hamilton) (fl.  1757-1797 )

text: New York (N.Y.)

text: New York (State) -- Maps

text: "Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1844, by S. Augustus Mitchell, in the clerk's office of the district court of the eastern district of Pennsylvania."

text: Ill.: [State seal in cartouche] -- Evacuation of New York -- Surrender of Burgoyne -- McDonough's victory -- Canal celebration.

text: Includes notes and 3 tables of population statistics: Population of the towns -- Counties, population, and county towns -- Different classes of inhabitants.

text: Mercator Society Fund, 1989.

text: NYPL copy lacks cover.

text: Prime meridian: Washington.

text: Relief shown by hachures.

text: drawn & engraved by J. H. Young.

text: Maps

extent: 1 map : hand col., dissected to fold, mounted on linen, edged with silk ; 95 x 115 cm., folded in cover 22 x 15 cm.


title: The state of New York, compiled from the most authentic information, 1796.

originInfo: 1796N[ew] YorkJ. Reid

text: New York (State)

text: Relief shown pictorially.

text: Wheat & Brun 372

text: Differs from earlier state by corrected spelling in title.

text: From:  The American atlas. New-York : John Reid, [1796]. [No.] 10.

text: Phillips 1216

text: Maps


title:
The
    state of New York : compiled from the latest surveys

originInfo:
1801

      [Boston, Mass.? :

    S.l. :

namePart: Wightman, Thomas

text: New York (State) -- Maps

text: Ford Collection.

text: National Endowment for the Humanities Grant for Access to Early Maps of the Middle Atlantic Seaboard.

text: Relief shown pictorially.

text: T. Wightman, sc.

text: Maps


title:
The
    state of New York : with part of the adjacent states

originInfo:
1821

      New York

    Published by A.T. Goodrich, opposite the City Hotel, Broadway,

namePart: Goodrich, Andrew Thompson (1789-1845 )

namePart: Eddy, John H. (John Henry) (1784-1817 )

namePart: Maverick, Samuel (1789-1845)

text: Connecticut -- Maps

text: New York (State) -- Maps

text: Vermont -- Maps

text: Earlier ed. published 1818.

text: Includes decorative cartouche and note.

text: Prime meridian: New York.

text: Relief shown by hachures.

text: Shows Erie, Monroe and Livingston counties which were formed in 1821.

text: Variant of Creek, A. Maps of the Genesee Valley & Finger Lakes region, 1776-1950, p. 61

text: by John H. Eddy, geographer ; engraved by Tanner, Vallance, Kearny & Co., Philadelphia.

text: Maps

extent: 1 map on 2 sheets : hand col. ; 94 x 109 cm., sheets 98 x 56 cm.


originInfo:
1818

      New York

    Published by James Eastburn & Co., at the Literary Rooms in Broadway,

callNumber: Map Div. 01-1891 [2 sheets]

namePart: James Eastburn & Co.

text: Connecticut -- Maps

text: New York (State) -- Maps

text: Vermont -- Maps

text: Copy in Map Div. 01-1891 has bookplate on verso of sheet 1: The Collection of Theodorus Bailey Myers.

text: Creek, A. Maps of the Genesee Valley & Finger Lakes region, 1776-1950, p. 61

text: Copy in Map Div. 01-1891 on 2 sheets, each 98 x 55 cm.

text: Copy in Map Div. 01-1891 shows ms. additions in ink, the following counties formed or changed after 1818: Niagara, Erie, Livingston and Monroe.

text: Includes ill. at head of title and notes.

text: Prime meridian: New York.

text: Relief shown by hachures. Depths shown by soundings in Lake Ontario.

text: 2 parts found and archived 434758_1 etc June 2010

text: by John H. Eddy, geographer, New York, 1818 ; engraved by Tanner, Vallance, Kearny & Co., Philadelphia.

title: The state of New York : with part of the adjacent states

text: Maps


callNumber: Map Div. 02-235  [Folded in slipcase, 26 cm.]

text: Connecticut -- Maps

text: New York (State) -- Maps

text: Vermont -- Maps

text: Copy in Map Div. 02-235 folded in slipcase, 26 cm.

text: Prime meridian: New York.

text: Maps

publisher: Published by James Eastburn & Co., at the Literary Rooms in Broadway,


title:
The
    state of New York from the most recent surveys.

originInfo:
1832

      Hartford, Conn. :

    Published by E. Huntington,

namePart: Huntington, Eleazar (1789-1852 )

text: Erie Canal (N.Y.) -- Altitudes -- Charts, diagrams, etc.

text: New York (State) -- Administrative and political divisions -- Maps

text: New York (State) -- Maps

text: Prime meridians: Washington and Greenwich.

text: Printed below the lower margin: Copy-right secured according to act of Congress.

text: Shows county boundaries.

text: Phillips. Maps of America, p. 511

text: Inset: Profile of the Erie Canal.

text: Maps


originInfo:
1835

      Hartford, Conn

    E. Huntington : Sold by Andrus & Judd

callNumber: Map Div. 89-5050 [Filed flat]

text: Erie Canal (N.Y.)

text: Altitudes

text: New York (State)

text: Administrative and political divisions

text: New York (State)

text: Cover title: N. York.

text: Greenwich and Washington prime meridian.

text: Shows counties, localities, rivers, streams, lakes, and canals for New York and parts of bordering states and Canada.

text: Includes elevation profiles of the Erie and Champlain Canals.

title: The state of New York from the most recent surveys.

text: Maps

extent: 1 map : col. ; 43 x 51 cm., folded in leather cover 14 x 8 cm.