title: Letter to Robert Johnson, Philadelphia

originInfo: 1783-08Charles Town, S.C.

namePart: Emmet, Thomas Addis, 1828-1919

namePart: Johnson, Robert, 1677-1735

namePart: Pierce, William

title: Letter to Robert Johnson, Philadelphia

abstracts: Gives a melancholy account of affairs in the country, the heat and fever are alarming; the common topics are matrimony and death; Drs. Hagan and Gibb have lately died, also Mrs. Robert Simmons; Dr. Irvine has married Miss Bullen, and Messrs. McCall, Holmes, Gadsden, Bee, Frazier, Brown, and perhaps himself may join the band; sends messages to Burrows, Dr. Bond, Mrs. Brewster, and Wilson.


mmsType: Item

title: France, [1761-] 1763

sourceSystem: mms

namePart: Vinkhuijzen, Hendrik Jacobus

type: personal

type: topic

authority: lcsh

text: Military uniforms

text: History

type: admin

text: missing p. 15.

title: France, [1761-] 1763

supplied: no

rights: Can be used inside free NYPL exhibition catalogs and in free NYPL brochures

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rights: According to the Library's outside IP Counsel, Bob Clarida, these illustrations pose little risk and the use of them can be unrestricted.

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collectionTitle: Prints and drawings collected by H.J. Vinkhuijzen


originInfo: Denver, Colo.

type: geographic

authority: naf

text: Colorado

text: Denver (Colo.)

title: [An interior of a sportmen's store showing hunting trophies.]

supplied: yes

text: Stereoscopic views

rights: Due to the breadth of time this collection covers, different rules apply to different photos. Photos published before 1923 are public domain and have no known rights restrictions. Photos created or published after 1/1/1923 (but before 1/1/1964) that lack a copyright notice are in the public domain and have no known rights restrictions. Photos created or published after 1/1/1923 (but before 1/1/1964) that have a copyright notice can only be used on NYPL's websites or inside exhibition catalogs and NYPL brochures, unless specific clearance has been granted by the Rights Clearance Analyst. Restrictions for post-1923 photos will be set at the item level.

collectionTitle: Robert N. Dennis collection of stereoscopic views


field: dateCreated

keyDate: yes

point: start

point: end

title: Letter to Edmund I. Lee, Alexandria

namePart: Lee, Edmund I.

namePart: Pendleton, Nathaniel

usage: primary

type: citation/reference

title: Letter to Edmund I. Lee, Alexandria

abstracts: Tells him that he has drawn a prize of $10, which will be sent on receipt of his ticket; writes particulars of the will of Fitzhugh, and his own case against Charles Alexander; states that he never received Lee's deed; Judge Livingston has written an argument on a certain subject, but the Judges took offense at some passages, and most of the copies were recalled.

collectionTitle: Thomas Addis Emmet collection


field: dateIssued

title: DAILY MENU [held by] PETER TIVNAN LUNCH CO. [at] "GRAND CENTRAL LUNCH ROOMS, NEW YORK, NY" (LUNCHROOM;)

namePart: Buttolph, Frank E., Miss (d. 1924)

type: content

text: RUBBER STAMPED ITEMS INSERTED WITH NO APPARENT SYSTEM;ALWAYS OPEN;TRAIN LUNCHES A SPECIALTY

typeOfResource:
text
still image

authority: lctgm

text: Menus

collectionTitle: The Buttolph collection of menus


title: Stereoscopic views of Colorado Scenery. Denver. 249.

namePart: Weitfle, Charles (1836-1921)

text: Colorado

text: Denver (Colo.)

title: High school building, Denver, Colorado.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Letter to I. S. Dart

namePart: Dart, I. S.

namePart: Hyrne, Edmund

title: Letter to I. S. Dart

abstracts: States that Col. Carrington has not overtaken them as the General expected; if he has not set out from Charleston, Dart is requested to seal up the cash book and send by water to Philadelphia, addressed to Gen. Green, to be left at Mr. Morris' office; Col. Carrington goes no farther than Virginia. On the back of this letter is a list of officers of the South Carolina Line.


title: DAILY MENU [held by] POLYMERO & RINGA [at] "THE GREEK RESTAURANT,46 EAST 42ND ST., NEW YORK, NY" (REST;)

text: WINE LIST;RUBBER STAMPED ITEM

text: Menus


title: Stereoscopic views of Colorado Scenery. Denver. 365.

text: Colorado

text: Denver (Colo.)

title: Tabor Grand Opera House, Denver.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Document

originInfo: 1783-07-06South Carolina

namePart: Commander, James

title: Document

abstracts: Account with the State of South Carolina for provisions furnished to the Continental Army,and rations for horses amounting to £30 5s. Sworn to before P. Horry. J. P. and signed by the latter. 1/2 page.


title: Dinner [held by] Louis Sherry [at] "[New York, NY]" (REST;)

text: FRENCH MENU; LS LOGO

text: Menus


title: Stereoscopic views of Colorado Scenery. Denver. 242.

text: Colorado

text: Denver (Colo.)

title: Denver, from Tower, looking north-east.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: DEJEUNER/LUNCHEON [held by] Louis Sherry [at] "[New York, NY]" (REST)

text: "FRENCH AND ENGLISH MENU; "SPECIAL NOTICE:  A "DINER DE LUXE" WILL BE SERVED EVERY SUNDAY EVENING AT $3.00.  OPERA SUPPER EVERY EVENING AT $1.50."

text: Menus


title: Letter to Maj. Gen. [Benjamin] Lincoln, Charles Town

namePart: Lincoln, Benjamin, 1733-1810

namePart: Wereat, John

abstracts: States that application has been made to the. Council for the release of John Brown, Edward Caswell, and Samuel Fleming, citizens of Georgia, now prisoners in Charleston; endorses them as being of good character, and asks, if there is no criminal charge against them, that they may be released.


title: DINNER [held by] HOTEL MARIE ANTOINETTE [at] SIXTY-SIXTH STREET & BROADWAY (REST;)

text: PRICED A LA CARTE MENU

text: Menus


title: Letter to [Gov. John Houstoun?]

namePart: Houstoun, John

namePart: Glascock, William

title: Letter to [Gov. John Houstoun?]

abstracts: Has received more recent intelligence of affairs, which Col. Malberry has promised to convey to his Honor, especially that the men were in motion, and Col. Hammond of South Carolina, had told them that Gen. Williamson would assist them; hopes to set out with at least 1000 men; they will therefore need more money, as Col. Hammond has applied to them for provisions for the militia; they have an abundance of supplies but need money to buy them with.


title: Erosion columns, Garden of the Gods, Colorado Springs, Colorado.

originInfo: 1925A.C. Company

text: Colorado

text: Garden of the Gods (Colorado Springs, Colo.)

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

text: Stereoscopic views


title: EM. 6655

title: EM. 6655


title: TABLE D'HOTER [held by] HOTEL EMPIRE [at] "BROADWAY AND SIXTY-THIRD STREET, NEW YORK, [NY]" (HOTEL;)

text: Menus


title: View from Ridge Rock showing Sentinel Rock in background, Colorado Springs, Colorado.

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

text: Stereoscopic views


title: France, [1761-] 1763

text: Military uniforms

text: History

text: missing p. 15.

title: France, [1761-] 1763


title: Document

namePart: Georgia (Province). Governor

title: Document

abstracts: Warrant of appraisement on the property of Michael Bohrman granted to Daniel Zettler, Adam Nessler, Daniel Burgsteiner.


title: Gateway Rocks, Garden of the Gods, Colorado.

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

text: Stereoscopic views


title: FRUHSTUCK/LUNCH [held by] HAMBURG AMERIKA LINIE [at] SCHNELIDAMFER AUGUSTE VICTORIA (SS;)

text: "ILLUS, CASTLES IN BACKGROUND; GODDESS HOLDING ANCHOR IN RIGHT HAND; PLAQUE ENGRAVED H.A.P.A.G.; INSET STEAMSHIP UNDERWAY;"

text: Menus


title: France, 1764, 1

text: Military uniforms

text: History

text: [pp. 1-80]

title: France, 1764, 1


title: DINNER [held by] HAMBURG AMERIKA LINIE [at] SCHNELIDAMFER AUGUSTE VICTORIA (SS;)

text: "ILLUS, [ROCK OF GIBRALTAR] IN BACKGROUND; STEAMSHIP AND SAILING SHIPS IN FOREGROUND; CONCERT PROGRAMM LISTED;"

text: Menus


title: Balancing Rock.]

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

title: [Balancing Rock.]

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Letter to [Edward Telfair, Savannah, Ga.]

namePart: Telfair, Edward

namePart: Few, William

abstracts: In his last letter had sent the protested bill on Baltimore which he hopes has been received and settled by the drawer; remarks upon the interesting news from Europe; the German Empire seems tottering on its base, Bonaparte had entered Vienna without opposition; hopes that out of the crush of empires some results beneficial to mankind may arise; the President's message gives universal satisfaction; rejoices at the prospect of peace with Great Britain and Spain. In a postscript acknowledges the receipt of a barrel of potatoes, and sends by the Schooner Hulda and Anna a barrel of Newtown point oysters.


title: Letter to Maj. Gen. [Benjamin] Lincoln

namePart: Emmet, Thomas Addis, 1828-1919

namePart: Elbert, Samuel

title: Letter to Maj. Gen. [Benjamin] Lincoln

abstracts: commanding the Southern department of the Confederal army at Purysburgh, S. C. Supposes that Gen. Ashe had sent information of the action on the 3d inst. in which he (Elbert) had had the misfortune to be made prisoner; asks that an effort may be made for his exchange, as he does not wish to remain inactive.


title: Pike's Peak.

namePart: C. Duhem & Bro.

type: corporate

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

title: Pike's Peak.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: American series.

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

title: Garden of the Gods, Colorado.

title: Garden of the Gods, Colorado.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: DINNER [held by] HAMBURG AMERIKA LINIE [at] POSTDAMFER GRAF WALDERSEE (SS;)

text: "ILLUS, UPPER/STEAMSHIP; LOWER/FORT LEE AM HUDSON IN BACKGROUND; SAILING SHIPS IN FOREGROUND; CONCERT PROGRAMM LISTED;"

text: Menus


title: Letter to Maj. Gen. [Benjamin] Lincoln

originInfo: 1779-04-07Wilks County, Ga.

namePart: Dooly, John

title: Letter to Maj. Gen. [Benjamin] Lincoln

abstracts: Sends the pay rolls of his regiment by Maj. Smith the paymaster; asks for a speedy settlement as the men are in great need; has been obliged to employ several spies as the Indians and Tories have been very troublesome; has also sent many expresses and advanced his own money in payment; asks for £500, Continental money, and will make a just return by Maj. Smith; it is not for himself, but for men who have faithfully served their country; is sorry to trouble Gen. Lincoln, but there is no one else, since Gen. Elbert was taken prisoner, to whom he can apply.


title: Cosmopolitan series. 537.

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

title: Balanced Rock, Garden of the Gods, Colorado.

text: Stereoscopic views


text: "ILLUS, UPPER/HARBOR; LOWER/STEAMSHIP; CONCERT PROGRAMM LISTED;"

text: Menus


namePart: Williamson, Andrew

abstracts: Sends a list of sundry articles needed for his command; James Ponder who proceeds with the wagons will take charge of the stores.


title: BREAKFAST [held by] U.S.M.S. NEW YORK [at] U.S.M.S. NEW YORK (SS;)

namePart: Buttolph, Frank E., Miss (d. 1924)

text: "ILLUS, FLAG WITH EAGLE;"

text: Menus


title: Metropolitan series. 930.

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

title: Cathedral Rocks, Garden of the Gods, Colorado.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Document

namePart: Lytle, Archibald

title: Document

abstracts: Pay roll of part of the First North Carolina regiment.


title: LUNCHEON [held by] U.S.M.S. NEW YORK [at] U.S.M.S. NEW YORK (SS;)

text: "ILLUS, FLAG WITH EAGLE; PRICED WINE LIST ON REVERSE; RATE OF EXCHANGE FOR SETTLEMENT OF WINE ACCOUNTS GIVEN;"

text: Menus


title: Letter to Maj. Gen. [Benjamin] Lincoln

namePart: Marbury, Leonard

title: Letter to Maj. Gen. [Benjamin] Lincoln

abstracts: Relates how he had been surprised by a party of British under Col. Thomas, to whom information that he was in Burke co. had been sent by Col. Campbell; he met an advance guard of the enemy consisting of Capt. Williams and 4 men, and took all prisoners but one who was killed: thought it best to retreat as he had but 43 men, and 19 prisoners to guard, whom he brought safely to Augusta; Gen. Williamson gave him more men, and he started out to join Gen. Ashe, but hearing of the latter's surprise and defeat by the British he returned again to Augusta; he had received Gen. Lincoln's orders but had previously bought a number of horses, for which he would send an account.


title: Rocky mountain scenery. 100.

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

title: Garden of the Gods, Colorado.

title: Garden of the Gods, Colorado.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: France, 1764, 1

namePart: Vinkhuijzen, Hendrik Jacobus

text: Military uniforms

text: History

text: [pp. 1-80]

title: France, 1764, 1


title: DINNER [held by] U.S.M.S. NEW YORK [at] U.S.M.S. NEW YORK (SS;)

text: Menus


title: Letter to Maj. Gen. [Benjamin] Lincoln

originInfo: 1779-02-21Camp, Augusta, Ga.

namePart: Ashe, John

title: Letter to Maj. Gen. [Benjamin] Lincoln

abstracts: Writes that Col Lytle's corps of light infantry and Gen. Bryan's brigade with their baggage had arrived the night before; rain had prevented the crossing of some of the Georgia continentals and artillery, but all will arrive before night, with commissary wagons and stores; hopes to march before daybreak; has had no recent news except a verbal express from the Whigs of Burke co., stating that the Florida Rangers are pursuing the people of that State, seizing and sending them to the prison ships at Savannah.


title: Rocky mountain scenery. 110.

namePart: Chamberlain, W. G. (William Gunnison)

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

title: Garden of the Gods, Colorado.

title: Garden of the Gods, Colorado.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Rocky mountain scenery. 112.

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

title: Garden of the Gods, Colorado.

title: Garden of the Gods, Colorado.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Rocky mountain scenery. 121.

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

title: Gate to Garden of the Gods, Colorado.

title: Gate to Garden of the Gods, Colorado.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Document

namePart: Handley, George

title: Document

abstracts: A return of the prisoners in the main guard.


title: Letter to Col. Elijah Clark [Wilkes Co., Ga.]

namePart: Clark, Elijah

namePart: Pickens, Andrew

abstracts: States that the late tour in the Cherokee country was not very successful owing to the Tories under Col. Williams and others; one of their prisoners had escaped and reported that all the other prisoners had been given up to the Indians who had killed 12; unless some active measures are taken against the Cherokees and Tories the country must be abandoned; has written to Gov. Rutledge and proposed a plan which he approves: has also written to Cols. Sevier and Shelby, to march against the Chickamaugas, and to the Cols. of Burk and Rutherford counties to march through the middle settlements and make a junction with the people by the next February; he will start at that time with provisions and pack horses; asks Col. Clark to join them.


title: Descriptive views of the American Continent.

originInfo: Continent Stereoscopic Company

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

title: Gate Way to Garden of the Gods, Colorado.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: BREAKFAST [held by] RED STAR LINE [at] SS FRIESLAND (SS;)

text: "ILLUS, STEAMSHIP AND SAILING SHIPS; HAND-WRITTEN"

text: Menus


title: Picturesque America. (New series).

namePart: Gates, R. R.

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

title: Garden of the Gods, Colorado.

title: Picturesque America. (New series).

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Document

originInfo: 1776-01-24Parish of St. Paul, S.C.

namePart: Grierson, James

title: Document

abstracts: Granting writ of appraisement to Robert Bonner, Fuld Farrow, and John Fyffe on the property of Daniel Waistcoat, deceased.


title: SUPPER [held by] OCEAN STEAMSHIP CO. [at] SS NACOOCHEE (SS;)

text: PINK CARD; ILLUS REVERSE SIDE; GAME BIRDS TAKING FLIGHT

text: Menus


title: Letter to Gen. [Alexander] Leslie

namePart: Leslie, Alexander, ca. 1740 1794

namePart: Brown, Thomas

title: Letter to Gen. [Alexander] Leslie

abstracts: States that a party of Creek Indians consisting of 150 men under Emistisicho (headman and warrior) left their towns to force a passage to Savannah; had attacked. Mr. Wayne's army at Gibbon's plantation, driven them from the camp, and destroyed their baggage and ammunition; the loss of the rebels was great, that of the Indians but 17 in all; the chief Emistisicho had been killed; the rebel commissary carrying letters and talks from Mr. Wayne to the Creek nation has been detained; letters from the rebel commissioners of North Carolina and Virginia to the Chickasaw nation had also been intercepted.


title: BREAKFAST [held by] CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY [at] S.S. MANITOBA (SS;)

text: UNDATED; "1900" HAND WRITTEN

text: Menus


title: Pike's Peak from Peephole, Colorado, U.S.A.

originInfo: Washington, D.C.John F. Jarvis

namePart: Jarvis, J. F. (John F.) (b. 1850)

namePart: Underwood & Underwood

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Gurnsey's Rocky Mountain views. Scenes on the line of the Denver and Rio Grande R. R. 146.

originInfo: Colorado Springs, Colo.

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

title: The Gate, on the new road from Manitou to Garden of the Gods. (One mile from Manitou House, Manitou, Colorado.)

text: Stereoscopic views


title: France, 1764, 1

text: Military uniforms

text: History

text: [pp. 1-80]

title: France, 1764, 1


title: DINNER [held by] HAMBURG AMERIKA LINIE [at] SCHNELLDAMFERS AUGUSTE VICTORIA (SS;)

text: "ILLUS, ALGIERS IN BACKGROUND; SAILING SHIPS IN FOREGROUND; CONCERT PROGRAMM LISTED;"

text: Menus


title: DINNER [held by] HAMBURG AMERIKA LINIE [at] POSTDAMPFER GRAF WALDERSEE (SS;)

text: "ILLUS, UPPER/STEAMSHIP; LOWER/MEN PLAYING CARDSIN SALOON; CONCERT PROGRAMM LISTED;"

text: Menus


title: Tower of Babel. Garden of the Gods, Colorado, U.S.A.

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Gateway (Garden of the Gods), Colorado, U.S.A.

originInfo: 1897Meadville, Pa. ; [etc.]Keystone View Company

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

text: Stereoscopic views


title: FRUHSTUCK/LUNCH [held by] HAMBURG AMERIKA LINIE [at] SCHNELIDAMFER AUGUSTE VICTORIA (SS;)

text: Menus


namePart: Keystone View Company

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

text: Stereoscopic views


title: DINNER [held by] HAMBURG AMERIKA LINIE [at] SCHNELLDAMPFER FURST BISMARCK (SS;)

text: "ILLUS, BUILDING/ROCKS/SEA/STEAMSHIP; CONCERT PROGRAMM LISTED;"

text: Menus


title: Cathedral Spires, (Garden of the Gods), Colorado, U.S.A.

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

text: Stereoscopic views


title: BREAKFAST [held by] U.S.M.S. NEW YORK [at] U.S.M.S. NEW YORK (SS;)

text: "ILLUS, FLAG WITH EAGLE;"

text: Menus


title: Cathedral Spires, Garden of the Gods, Colorado, U.S.A.

originInfo: Meadville, Pa. ; [etc.]Keystone View Company

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Letter to Col. [Anthony Walton] White

namePart: Emmet, Thomas Addis, 1828-1919

namePart: White, Anthony Walton

namePart: Houstoun, John

title: Letter to Col. [Anthony Walton] White

abstracts: Hopes to hear immediately by express in the event of the evacuation of the town or an answer to the commissioners; in the former case something may be done provided they do not leave Tybee, and an early application is made.


title: Balanced Rock, Garden of the Gods, Colo., U.S.A.

originInfo: 1901Keystone View Company

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

text: Stereoscopic views


title: LUNCHEON [held by] U.S.M.S. NEW YORK [at] U.S.M.S. NEW YORK (SS;)

namePart: Buttolph, Frank E., Miss (d. 1924)

text: "ILLUS, FLAG WITH EAGLE;"

text: Menus


title: Balanced Rock, Garden of the Gods, Colorado, U.S.A.

originInfo: 1898Meadville, Pa. ; [etc.]Keystone View Company

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

text: Stereoscopic views


title: DINNER [held by] U.S.M.S. NEW YORK [at] U.S.M.S. NEW YORK (SS;)

text: "ILLUS, FLAG WITH EAGLE;"

text: Menus


title: Document

namePart: Bryan, Jonathan

title: Document

abstracts: Bond for £500 lawful money of the State of Georgia, to Archibald Bullock from Jonathan Bryan as manager of the estates of William Knox, Messrs. Greenwood and Higginson, and James Hume.


text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

text: Stereoscopic views


title: France, 1764, 1

namePart: Vinkhuijzen, Hendrik Jacobus

text: Military uniforms

text: History

text: [pp. 1-80]

title: France, 1764, 1


title: BILL OF FARE [held by] PRISCILLA DINING ROOM [at] "DOSCHER & MINDERMAN, 16 WEST FOURTH STREET, CORNER MERCER STREET, [NEW YORK, NY]" (REST;)

text: "TWO ALTERNATE ADDRESSES LISTED:  255 WASHINGTON STREET, CORNER MURRAY STREET AND 94 MURRAY STREET; PRINTED MENU WITH DAILY OFFERINGS HAND WRITTEN;"

text: Menus


title: Some of the odd forms of chiseled stone in the Garden of the Gods, Colo., U.S.A.

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Sunrise, Easter Sunday, Garden of the Gods, Colorado.

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

text: Stereoscopic views


title: DAILY MENU [held by] LAUREL IN THE PINES [at] "LAKEWOOD, NJ" (REST;)

text: Menus


title: DAILY MENU [held by] GLEN ISLAND HOTEL [at] "88 CORTLANDT STREET, [NEW YORK, NY]" (HOTEL)

text: "ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN"; PRICED WINE LIST

text: Menus


title: Hilarious gods, Garden of the Gods, Col., U.S.A.

originInfo: Littleton, N.H.B. W. Kilburn

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Balancing Rock, 300 tons, Colorado.

originInfo: Littleton, N.H.Littleton View Co.

namePart: Littleton View Co.

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

title: Balancing Rock, 300 tons, Colorado.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: FIRST ANNUAL BANQUET [held by] ALTOONA BOARD OF TRADE [at] "LOGAN HOUSE, ALTOONA, PA" (HOTEL;)

text: "INCLUDES TOASTS, MUSICAL PROGRAM; GOLD EMBOSSED EMBLEMS ON COVER; SILK CORD ATTACHMENT;"

text: Menus


title: Letter to George Houstoun, Savannah

namePart: Houstoun, George

namePart: McIntosh, George

title: Letter to George Houstoun, Savannah

abstracts: Congratulates him on the birth of a daughter; refers him to Forester for information about Gilles's affairs; tells of his difficulties with regard to a slave, Chloe, whom Miss Stuart had sent to the work house.


title: Balancing Rock, 300 tons, Colorado.

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

title: Balancing Rock, 300 tons, Colorado.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: EM. 6692

title: EM. 6692


title: BILL OF FARE [held by] EASTERN HOTEL RESTAURANT AND CAFE [at] "NEW YORK, NY" (HOTEL/REST;)

text: [DATE INFO SUPPLIED BY FEB]; SPECIALS HANDWRITTEN IN FADED LAVENDAR INK; PRICED WINE LIST ON BACK OF MENU

text: Menus


title: Stereoscopic Treasures.

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

title: Balancing Rock, 300 tons, Colorado.

title: Balancing Rock, 300 tons, Colorado.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: BREAKFAST AND SUPPER BILL OF FARE [held by] SOUTH FERRY HOTEL [at] "NEW YORK, NY" (HOTEL;)

text: [DATE INFO SUPPLIED BY FEB]; ILLUSTRATION OF HOTEL ON COVER; PRICED WINE LIST ON BACK COVER; "LADIES' AND GENTS' DINING ROOM UP-STAIRS"

text: Menus


title: Balancing Rock, 300 tons, Colorado.

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

title: Balancing Rock, 300 tons, Colorado.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Travelers series.

originInfo: Chicago, Ill.Montgomery Ward

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

title: Cathedral Spires: giant rock formations in the "Garden of the Gods," Colorado, U.S.A.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: France, 1764, 1

text: Military uniforms

text: History

text: [pp. 1-80]

title: France, 1764, 1


title: Letter to [Gen. Benjamin Lincoln.]

namePart: Lincoln, Benjamin, 1733-1810

namePart: Baker, John

title: Letter to [Gen. Benjamin Lincoln.]

abstracts: Sends a report by Thomas Sillivant, sergeant of a guard who will convey eight prisoners taken a few days since; five were taken at a camp on the Canoche, with several stolen horses and three negroes; hopes they will not make their escape; Smith was one of Brown's Rangers; has stationed, by Gen. Lincoln's order, 25 men at Sunbury; the rest are on patrol duty, and collecting the few cattle that are left; several villains are lurking in the swamps only waiting for the results of the Savannah campaign; in a postscript thinks many of them would come in if they received encouragement.


title: BILL OF FARE [held by] MILLS HOTEL RESTAURANT [at] "NEW YORK, NY" (HOTEL/REST;)

text: "REGULAR DINNER 15 CENTS - 21 MEAL TICKETS FOR $3.00 - REGULAR BREAKFAST 15CENTS, SPECIAL BREAKFAST 10 CENTS"

text: Menus


title: Pike's Peak from Peephole, Garden of the Gods, Colorado, U.S.A.

originInfo: 1898New York, N.Y.Strohmeyer & Wyman

text: Colorado

text: Garden of the Gods (Colorado Springs, Colo.)

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

text: Stereoscopic views


title: BILL OF FARE [held by] COLOMBO HOTEL [at] "NEW YORK, NY" (HOTEL;)

text: [DATE INFO SUPPLIED BY FEB]; "30 CENT TABLE D'HOTE LUNCH & 40 CENT TABLE D'HOTE DINNER - PINT BOTTLE OF CLARET INCLUDED WITH LUNCH & DINNER;" A LA CARTE MENU IN ITALIAN, REMAINDER OF MENU IN ENGLISH; PRICED WINE LIST ON BACK OF MENU

text: Menus


title: Document

originInfo: 1784-09-02Richmond County, Ga.

namePart: Walton, George

title: Document

abstracts: Writ ordering Richard Call and Thomas Washington to appear before the justices of the superior court on Oct. [26], to answer the demands of John McIntosh plaintiff in an action of debt of £1245. 14s. 4d.


title: Little lovers in Elfland, Garden of the Gods, Colorado, U.S.A.

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Letter to Joseph Gibbons Jun., Savannah

namePart: Gibbons, Joseph Jr.

namePart: Telfair, Edward

title: Letter to Joseph Gibbons Jun., Savannah

abstracts: Has received his letter by Mr. Noel; mentions that Winn's receipt is unjust; gives directions for transactions on the estate of Delegales, and the accounts of Stranheger; Mr. Watts has taken notes in the case of Eppinger. In a postscript asks for a statement of Mrs. Cuthbert's judgment.


title: Balancing Rock (300 tons), Garden of the Gods, Colorado, U.S.A.

originInfo: 1894New York, N.Y.Strohmeyer & Wyman

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

text: Stereoscopic views


title: BILL OF FARE [held by] JOHN DOSCHER'S RESTAURANT [at] "25 BARCLAY ST., NEW YORK, NY" (REST;)

text: DECORATIVE BORDER; [DATE INFO SUPPLIED BY FEB]; SPECIALS HANDWRITTEN IN LAVENDAR INK; PRICED WINE LIST

text: Menus


title: BILL OF FARE [held by] FOGG'S HOTEL AND DINING ROOM [at] "96 & 98 BARCLAY ST., NEW YORK, NY" (HOTEL;)

text: DESIGN ON COVER; DINNER MENU; SPECIALS WRITTEN IN PENCIL; "ROOMS, 50C, 75C, AND $1.00 PER DAY"

text: Menus


title: The Tower of Bible, Garden of the Gods, Colorado, U.S.A.

originInfo: 1894New York; [etc.]Underwood & Underwood

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

text: Stereoscopic views


title: The Siamese Twins, Garden of the Gods, Colorado, U.S.A.

namePart: Strohmeyer & Wyman

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

text: Stereoscopic views


title: BREAKFAST & SUPPER MENU [held by] FOGG'S LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S DINING ROOM [at] "98 BARCLAY ST., NEW YORK, NY" (REST;)

text: [DATE INFO SUPPLIED BY FEB]

text: Menus


title: The Gateway of the Garden of the Gods, and Pike's Peak, Colorado, U.S.A.

originInfo: 1898New York; [etc.]Underwood & Underwood

namePart: Underwood & Underwood

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

text: Stereoscopic views


originInfo: 1901New York; [etc.]Underwood & Underwood

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Letter to Col. Nesbit Balfour

originInfo: 1781-06-02St. Augustine, Fla.

namePart: Balfour, Nisbet, 1743-1823

namePart: Tonyn, Patrick

title: Letter to Col. Nesbit Balfour

abstracts: Has received his letter transmitting a return of Spanish prisoners sent to the Havanna, and commends his attention to them; imagines an equal number of British subjects now confined in noisome prisons may be exchanged for them; the situation in Carolina and Georgia is lamentable, and owing to the apprehensions of Sir James Wright and Gov. Graham, Col. Clarke is induced to return with the reinforcements brought from thence; should have protested but was prevented by Gov. Tonyn's letter; hears from Pensacola that Don Galvez is preparing to reduce the forts; hopes the Admiral at Jamaica will arrive in time to relieve them.


title: France, 1764, 1

text: Military uniforms

text: History

text: [pp. 1-80]

title: France, 1764, 1


title: SECOND ANNUAL DINNER [held by] SOCIETY OF THE GENESEE [at] "SHERRY'S, NEW YORK, NY" (REST;)

text: FRENCH; "A LITTLE JOURNEY THROUGH THE VALLEY OF PLENTY" -- MENU WRITTEN INSIDE ILLUSTRATED, COLORED MAP OF GENESEE VALLEY; TOASTS; OFFICERS, BOARD OF GOVERNORS, DINNER COMMITTEE LISTED; PANORAMIC SKETCHES OF GENESEE VALLEY ON COVER

text: Menus


title: Document

namePart: Emmet, Thomas Addis, 1828-1919

title: Document

abstracts: Summons to [Robert Bonner and Archibald Beale] defendants in an action of trespass.


title: BILL OF FARE [held by] JOHN DOSCHER RESTAURANT [at] "NEW YORK, NY" (REST;)

text: SPECIALS OF THE DAY ADDED IN WHAT APPEARS TO BE FIRST TYPEWRITTEN STYLE IN LAVENDAR TYPE; VERY EXTENSIVE PRICED WINE LIST "A SPECIALTY IN FINE OLD LIQUORS;" INSERT OF 2 TISSUE-THIN ORIENTAL MOTIF PAPER NAPKINS? PLACE-MATS?-ONE IS INSCRIBED "A.L. TUSKA, 55"

text: Menus


title: Document

namePart: Baillie, Robert

title: Document

abstracts: Oath to administer upon the estate of Thomas Hogg.


title: Majestic Pike's Peak through the Gateway of the Garden of the Gods, Colorado, U.S.A.

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Document

namePart: Georgia. Governor

title: Document

abstracts: Warrant of appraisement of the goods and chattels of William Bacon granted to Thomas Quarterman, Peter Winn, John Baron Jun., Thomas Stevens, and Josiah Osgood.


title: Letter to Maj. Gen. [Benjamin] Lincoln

originInfo: 1779-03-02Port Royal Ferry, S.C.

namePart: Bull, Stephen

title: Letter to Maj. Gen. [Benjamin] Lincoln

abstracts: Had written previously that Johnson, the suspicious person brought from Gen. Lincoln's camp by Mr. May had been sent off for Charles Town under the care of an officer who had taken him prisoner in Florida a year before; is sorry to say that he has escaped; the Governor has offered a reward of $350 for his re-capture; by order of the Governor the militia artillery and infantry in Gen. Bull's camp will begin their march for Charles Town the next day; and he will follow two days after; Col. Skirvin [Screven] will command the camp.


title: DINNER MENU [held by] MARIE ANTOINETTE HOTEL [at] "NEW YORK, NY" (HOTEL;)

namePart: Buttolph, Frank E., Miss (d. 1924)

text: PRICED DINNER MENU; HOTEL SEAL AT TOP OF MENU IN GOLD

text: Menus


title: LUNCHEON] [held by] [MRS. GEO. C. BOLDT] [at] "13 WEST 33RD ST., (NEW YORK, NY)" (OTHER (SEE ADDRESS-POSSIBLY PRIVATE RESIDENCE);)

text: FRENCH; VINS ET LIQUERS; MONOGRAM IN PERSONAL DESIGN; [SPONSOR & EVENT INFO SUPPLIED BY FEB]

text: Menus


title: Letter to Col. Nehemiah Hubbard

namePart: Hubbard, Nehemiah

namePart: Howe, Robert

title: Letter to Col. Nehemiah Hubbard

abstracts: States that his troops are suffering for provisions, and asks that trains may be furnished to bring supplies from the Commissaries, who are amply provided with flour and meat.


title: Pike's Peak, from Peephole, Garden of the Gods, Colorado, U.S.A.

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

text: Stereoscopic views


text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

text: Stereoscopic views


title: DAILY MENU [held by] KNICKERBOCKER HOTEL RESTAURANT [at] "384 AND 385 WEST STREET [NEWYORK, NY]" (REST;)

text: PRICED MENU; PRICED WINE LIST;  HANDWRITTEN DAILY SPECIALS; HOTEL ROOMS AVAILABLE; DRAWING OF HOTEL

text: Menus


title: Letter to Seaborn Jones

namePart: Jones, Seaborn

namePart: Bowen, P.

title: Letter to Seaborn Jones

abstracts: As there is opposition to the appointment of McTyeir as deputy in the Marshal's office, and as Mr. Kelsey is considered the best man he is willing to make the appointment of the latter provided he will give securities for $10,000.


text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Letter to [Gov. David Bradie Mitchell?]

originInfo: 1812-08-23Fair Hope, McIntosh County, Ga.

namePart: Mitchell, David Bradie

namePart: McIntosh, John

title: Letter to [Gov. David Bradie Mitchell?]

abstracts: Gives an account of Indian outrages in Florida; two young men, Hollingsworth and Pritchard, who had gone to Picalata to withdraw a small detachment had been killed and scalped; an attack made on Mr. Kingsley's plantation on St. John's river; the people of Florida are panic-stricken, and Col. Smith's situation is precarious; hopes the Governor will not be implicated in the transactions connected with the conduct of affairs; has heard that the Indians have encroached upon the Georgia line; a blockhouse has been built on the St. Mary's river to protect the people; has heard nothing from Gen. Floyd; Col. Pray has had a muster of Maj. Hopkin's battalion of McIntosh co., with good results.


title: DAILY MENU [held by] CAFETERIA LUNCH [at] "57 BROAD STREET, NY" (LUNCHROOM;)

text: PRICED MENU; HANDWRITTEN DAILY SPECIALS; DRAWING OF MOOSE ON BACK COVER

text: Menus


title: France, 1764, 1

namePart: Vinkhuijzen, Hendrik Jacobus

text: Military uniforms

text: History

text: [pp. 1-80]

title: France, 1764, 1


title: DAILY MENU [held by] COLUMBIA DAIRY KITCHEN; [at] "48 EAST 14TH STREET, UNION SQUARE, NY" (REST;)

text: PRICED MENU; DAILY SPECIALS; TRANSPORTATION DIRECTIONS; LIST OF THEATRES AND PROGRAMS IN THE AREA; BOXED CANDY AND CIGARS AVAILABLE; DIRECTIONS TO TOILETS

text: Menus


title: Majestic Pike's Peak, through the Gateways of the Garden of the Gods, Colorado, U.S.A.

originInfo: 1904New York, N.Y.Underwood & Underwood

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Balancing Rock, Garden of the Gods, Colorado.

originInfo: 1904New York; [etc.]Underwood & Underwood

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

text: Stereoscopic views


title: DAILY MENU [held by] PARK RESTAURANT [at] "16 & 18 PARK PLACE, NEW YORK" (REST;)

text: PRICED MENU; STATEMENT ABOUT THE PURITY OF THE WATER

text: Menus


title: DAILY MENU [held by] ADAMS HOTEL AND RESTAURANT [at] "373-375 WEST STREET, NEW YORK, NY" (REST;)

text: PRICED MENU; NOTE THAT A REGULAR DINNER IS 25 CENTS BUT THERE IS NO SPECIFIC DINNER MENU; HANDWRITTEN DATE

text: Menus


title: Balancing Rock, Garden of the Gods, Colorado, U.S.A.

originInfo: 1898New York, N.Y.Underwood & Underwood

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Cathedral Spires, Garden of the Gods, Col.

originInfo: Rochester, NYWebster & Albee

namePart: Webster & Albee

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

text: Stereoscopic views


title: DAILY MENU [held by] BUCKLEY'S HOME-MADE HOTEL [at] "284 GREENWICH STREET, [NY]" (REST;)

text: PRICED MENU; MENU FOR DAILY SPECIALS

text: Menus


title: Balanced Rock, Garden of the Gods, Colorado.

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Letter to --

namePart: Lane, Joseph

title: Letter to --

abstracts: Takes the first opportunity offered since the surrender of Fort Morris to send an authentic account, for which Gen. Prevost has given him permission; explains why it was not considered practicable to carry out Gen. Howe's first orders for a retreat; when the second arrived it was too late to do so by land, as the enemy had surrounded them; gives a copy of Gen. Prevost's summons to surrender and his refusal; describes the attack and his attempt to escape by means of the two galleys, which were blown up; was then obliged to surrender unconditionally; the non-commissioned officers and privates were sent to the prison ships at Savannah, the officers to Sunbury.


title: DINNER [held by] RED STAR LINE [at] EN ROUTE ABOARD THE SS WESTERNLAND (SS;)

text: HANDWRITTEN MENU; PRINTED AND PRICED WINE LIST WITH RATES OF EXCHANGE; ILLUSTRATION OF SHIP AND GULLS

text: Menus


title: The 'Perfec' stereograph. 12398.

originInfo: 1905North Bennington, Vt.H.C. White & Co.

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

title: Gateway to the Gardens of the Gods, and stupendous Pike's Peak (14,147 ft.), Colorado, U.S.A.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Document

title: Document

abstracts: A return of the Garrison in Fort Morris commanded by Major Joseph Lane. Jan. 9th, '79, made prisoners by B. Gen. Prevost.


title: LUNCH [held by] RED STAR LINE [at] EN ROUTE ABOARD THE SS WESTERNLAND (SS;)

text: HANDWRITTEN MENU; ORNAMENTAL BORDER OF FOOD AND COOKING UTENSILS

text: Menus


title: The Gateway, entrance to the Garden of the Gods, (Cameron's Cone in the distance.)

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Document

originInfo: 1779-01Sunbury, Ga.

title: Document

abstracts: A list of the Sunbury militia company, made prisoners by B. G. Prevost, 9th Jan. 1779.


title: LUNCH [held by] HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE [at] EN ROUTE ABOARD EXPRESS STEAMER AUGUSTE VICTORIA (SS;)

text: "MENU IN GERMAN AND ENGLISH; ILLUSTRATION OF SHIP, FRUIT, AND CLASSICAL FIGURE OF WOMAN;"

text: Menus


title: Garden of the Gods.

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

title: Garden of the Gods.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: France, 1764, 1

text: Military uniforms

text: History

text: [pp. 1-80]

title: France, 1764, 1


title: DINNER; [held by] HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE [at] EN ROUTE ABOARD EXPRESS STEAMER AUGUSTE VICTORIA (SS;)

text: MENU IN GERMAN AND ENGLISH; ILLUSTRATION OF SAILING SHIPS ON SHORE OF ALGIERS; MUSICAL PROGRAM

text: Menus


title: Sentinel in Garden of Gods.

text: Colorado

text: Garden of the Gods (Colorado Springs, Colo.)

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

title: Sentinel in Garden of Gods.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Balancing Rock.

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

title: Balancing Rock.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: DINNER; [held by] HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE [at] EN ROUTE ABOARD MAIL STEAMER GRAF WALDERSEE (SS;)

text: MENU IN GERMAN AND ENGLISH; ILLUSTRATION OF MEN AND BOY PLAYING SHUFFLEBOARD; MUSICAL PROGRAM

text: Menus


title: Document

originInfo: 1784-05-04Richmond County, Ga.

namePart: Twiggs, John

title: Document

abstracts: Bond for £2000 lawful money of Georgia to James Rae, for the performance of the judgment awarded by the arbitrators, Britton Dawson and Edward Rowell, in the matters in dispute between Twiggs and Rae.


title: Colorado Mountain scenery.

originInfo: Denver, Colo.

namePart: Chamberlain, W. G. (William Gunnison)

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

title: [Garden of the Gods.]

title: Colorado Mountain scenery.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: LUNCHEON [held by] U.S.M.S. NEW YORK [at] EN ROUTE ABOARD NEW YORK (SS;)

text: PRICED WINE LIST ON BACK; RATES OF EXCHANGE; FLAG WITH AMERICAN EAGLE

text: Menus


title: Colorado Mountain scenery. 105.

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

title: The Gate and Pike's Peak.

title: Colorado Mountain scenery. 105.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: DINNER [held by] U.S.M.S. NEW YORK [at] EN ROUTE ABOARD NEW YORK (SS;)

text: Menus


title: Colorado Mountain scenery. 116.

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

title: Rift in the rock.

title: Colorado Mountain scenery. 116.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: BILL OF FARE [held by] CAFETERIA LUNCH [at] 57 BROAD STREET - NY (REST;)

text: HANDWRITTEN LIST OF SPECIAL DISHES ON SEPARATE PAGE

text: Menus


title: Letter to Gen. [Benjamin] Lincoln

namePart: Lincoln, Benjamin, 1733-1810

namePart: Bellecour, Le Brun de

title: Letter to Gen. [Benjamin] Lincoln

abstracts: Have hoped, since they heard that Congress had passed a resolution for the incorporation of the Legion, that Gen. Lincoln would give orders for that purpose; represent the small number of officers and men and the expense of forming a separate corps; ask him to decide the case, as they are weary of the arbitrary power exercised by Major Vernier; ask that they may be incorporated in some of the Virginia regiments, especially in that under Col. Washington where the discipline is good; will endeavor by their conduct and zeal to merit his esteem.


title: Colorado Mountain scenery. 117.

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

title: Bear and seal.

title: Colorado Mountain scenery. 117.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: DINNER [held by] LAFAYETTE PLACE RESTAURANT & CAFE [at] 16 LAFAYETTE PLACE [NY] (REST;)

text: HANDWRITTEN LIST OF SPECIALS ON SEPARATE PAGE; WINE LIST ON BACK

text: Menus


title: Colorado Mountain scenery. 117.

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

title: Balancing Rock.

title: Colorado Mountain scenery. 117.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: BREAKFAST [held by] TRAINOR'S HOTEL RESTAURANT [at] 1289 B'WAY  NY (REST;)

text: COMPLETE WINE LIST ON BACK

text: Menus


title: France, 1764, 1

text: Military uniforms

text: History

text: [pp. 1-80]

title: France, 1764, 1


title: Artistic series of Rocky Mountain scenery.

originInfo: Colorado Springs, Colo.

namePart: Clark, C. H. (Charles Henry) (b. 1847)

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

title: Balancing Rock. Garden of the Gods, located five miles from Colorado Springs.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Collier's Rocky Mountain Scenery. 118.

originInfo: Central City, Colo.

namePart: Collier, James

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

title: Manitou series: Gate to Garden of the Gods.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: BREAKFAST [held by] RED STAR LINE [at] SS WESTERNLAND - EN ROUTE (SS)

text: ALL HANDWRITTEN

text: Menus


title: Collier's Rocky Mountain Scenery. 118.

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Letter to Lieut. Gen. [Alexander] Leslie

originInfo: 1782-08-25St. Augustine, Fla.

namePart: Emmet, Thomas Addis, 1828-1919

namePart: Leslie, Alexander, ca. 1740 1794

namePart: Glazier, Beamsley

abstracts: Has received his letter sent by Lieut. Gov. Graham; states that Lieut. Col. Brown has arrived at St. John's with the galleys and gunboats, bringing 450 Indians and 700 refugees besides negroes, which with those brought before makes 4000 souls to be supplied from the King's store; the crops will barely supply the inhabitants; Indian corn is selling at half a guinea per bushel; many refugees are sick and in need of medicines and clothing; has employed a gentleman at 5s. per day to investigate their condition; had previously written for directions about the Spanish prisoners; receiving no answer, has hired two small vessels to take them to the Havannah; Capt. Erskine will carry this letter to Charleston; in a postscript dated Sept. 3, states that instructions have been sent for issuing rations to the garrison; sends copy of letters and statement of the condition of the supplies.


title: LUNCH [held by] RED STAR LINE [at] "SS WESTERNLAND, EN ROUTE" (SS)

namePart: Buttolph, Frank E., Miss (d. 1924)

text: ALL HANDWRITTEN

text: Menus


title: DINNER [held by] RED STAR LINE [at] "SS WESTERNLAND, EN ROUTE" (SS)

text: ALL ITEMS HANDWRITTEN; WINE LIST ON BACK; PRICES IN FRENCH FRANCS & RATE OF EXCHANGE INCLUDED

text: Menus


title: Document

namePart: Gray, Peter

title: Document

abstracts: Pay roll of Captain Peter Gray's company in the 2nd regiment of South Carolina on Continental establishment commanded by Lieut. Col. Francis Marion from July 1st to Nov. 1st 1779. Certified Dec. 11, 1779 by Peter Gray, Capt. Sworn before Henry Gray. Endorsed.


title: Stereo. Views of Colorado. 574.

originInfo: Chicago, Ill.Copelin & Son

namePart: Hine, Thomas

namePart: Copelin & Son

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

title: Garden of the Gods. The Cathedral.

title: Garden of the Gods. The Cathedral.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: LUNCH [held by] HAMBURG - AMERIKA LINIE [at] "STEAMER""AUGUSTE VICTORIA"" EN ROUTE" (SS)

text: MENU IN GERMAN & ENGLISH

text: Menus


title: Rock of Rest, Garden of the Gods, Col.

namePart: C. Duhem & Bro.

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

title: Rock of Rest, Garden of the Gods, Col.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: DINNER [held by] HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE [at] "EXPRESS-STEAMER ""AUGUSTE VICTORIA"" EN ROUTE" (SS;)

text: MENU IN GERMAN & ENGLISH; CONCERT PROGRAM INCLUDED

text: Menus


title: Letter to Dr. Jones

namePart: Jones,

namePart: Jackson, James

title: Letter to Dr. Jones

abstracts: Makes excuses for. not writing on account of illness; remarks that Master McKay has at last done for himself and that but for the foolish humanity of Gov. Martin, the lives of Nichols and several other citizens might have been spared; when he arrested him and Wayne he had determined to put an end to his plundering; advises that Barnet's writ be served at once, and Hichembottom spoken to about means; will consent to be engaged by the accomplices provided ten guineas are paid.


title: The Lone Rock, in the Garden of the Gods. (60 feet high, 6,124 fett above the sea level.)

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Letter to the Lords Commissioners of his Majesty's Treasury, Whitehall, London

namePart: Clarke, Alured

abstracts: In obedience to his Majesty's commands sent by the Earl of Dartmouth he transmits an account of contingencies for the services of the Mosquito shore for 1786, amounting to £500 Sterling; sends bills for the amount in favor of Archibald Campbell, and requests their payment.


title: DINNER [held by] HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE [at] "ON BOARD MAIL-STEAMER ""GRAF WALDERSEE""" (SS)

text: Ships

text: Conducting

text: Menus


title: Letter to -- Anderson

namePart: Wayne, Anthony

title: Letter to -- Anderson

abstracts: Informs him that the horses will be ready the same evening to carry him and Mr. Cornell to the Indian country; encloses a Talk, a copy of which had been delivered to two Indians, one belonging to the Creek nation the other to the Choctaw who were sent across the Great Ogechee to their own country; asks him to explain it to all Indians whom he may meet with; also sends a protection for all traders who may wish to accompany him to Georgia in the Spring; commends his zeal for the business, and the interest he has taken in the liberation of Mr. Cornell. Endorsed: "Copy of Gen. Wayne's letter to Mr. Anderson a rebel agent, sent to the Creek nation.".


title: France, 1764, 2

namePart: Vinkhuijzen, Hendrik Jacobus

text: Military uniforms

text: History

text: [pp. 81-159] / missing pp. 123, 125, 141, 153-158.

title: France, 1764, 2


title: Beauties of the Rocky of the Rocky Mountains. 41.

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

title: Pike's Peak.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: BILL OF FARE [held by] TRAINOR'S HOTEL RESTAURANT [at] 1289-1291 B'WAY  NY (REST;)

text: COMPLETE LIST OF FOOD WITH PRICES & COMPLETE WINE LIST;POOR CONDITION

text: Menus


title: Letter to -- Cornell

namePart: Cornell,

title: Letter to -- Cornell

abstracts: Tells him that he is a living witness to the fact that Americans do not seek a war with the Creek or any other Indian nation; if they did, he and the 26 Indian chiefs would have experienced the hatchet instead of the kindness and humanity with which they were treated; regrets that the Indians did not receive previous offers of friendship; tells him that though he is liberated under parole he may still serve his country by advising the Indians to remain quiet; if he accomplishes that he may expect a reward from the State, with full pardon and protection; encloses copy of a Talk delivered by himself to two Indians; asks him to explain it to the Creeks. Endorsed: "Copy of Gen. Wayne's letter to Jos. Cornell one of the Creek interpreters.".


title: Rocky Mountain Scenery. 50.

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

title: Park of the Ten Needles, of Spires, Colorado.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: LUNCHEON [held by] EMPIRE HOTEL [at] B'WAY & 63RD ST. NY (HOTEL;)

text: COMPLETE WINE LIST ON BACK

text: Menus


title: Rocky Mountain Scenery. 52.

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

title: Cedar Grove tower rock.

title: Rocky Mountain Scenery. 52.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: 11 ANNUAL BANQUET [held by] PENNA. SCOTCH-IRISH SOCIETY [at] "STRATFORD HOTEL,PHILADELPHIA,PA." (HOTEL;')

text: LIST OF SPEAKERS INCLUDED

text: Menus


title: Document

title: Document

abstracts: Talk delivered to the Indians of the Toobackee town in the Creek nation, and those of the Choctaw nation; complains of their hostile appearance and manner when his warriors offered them peace; warns them against the British who will make slaves of them and the Americans should they succeed; relates the efforts of the wise men at Philadelphia to procure peace, and of their failure; tells of the victories of the great warriors Gens. Washington and Greene; offers them the olive branch instead of the hatchet, and warns them of the consequences should they refuse. Endorsed: "Copy of Gen. Wayne's talk to the Creek Indians, 19th Feby '82.".


title: Gateway and Pike's Peak, Garden of the Gods.

namePart: Gillingham, C. L. (Charles L.)

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

text: Stereoscopic views


title: 28 ANNIVERSARY DINNER [held by] SILK ASSOCIATION OF AMWEICA [at] "DELMONICO'S, NEW YORK, NY" (HOTEL;)

text: PROCLAMATION BY THE PRESIDENT INCLUDED

text: Menus

extent: BOOKLET; ILLUS; COL; GOLD SEAL ON COVER;6.25 X 9.5


title: Gurnsey's Rocky Mountain views. Scenes on the line of the Denver and Rio Grande R. R. 1.

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

title: Garden of the Gods. Five miles from Colorado Springs. (The Gateway, rocks 267 feet high, and Pike's Peak ten miles distant.)

text: Stereoscopic views


text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

title: The Gateway, entrance to the Garden of the Gods, and Pike's Peak ten miles distant.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Document

namePart: Deveaux, Peter

title: Document

abstracts: Agreement to pay on demand for Mr. Peak to John S. Cuthbert £60, should Peak not be able to pay the same.


title: 4TH ANNUAL BANQUET [held by] CONNECTICUT HOTEL ASSOCIATION [at] "CROCKER HOUSE, NEW LONDON,CONN." (HOTEL;)

text: WINES LISTED; RECEPTION COMMITTEE LIST INCLUDED

text: Menus


title: Gurnsey's Rocky Mountain views. Scenes on the line of the Denver and Rio Grande R. R. 2.

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

title: Cathedral Spires, Garden of the Gods, 100 feet high.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Gurnsey's Rocky Mountain views. Scenes on the line of the Denver and Rio Grande R.R. 16.

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

title: Garden of the Gods. The Mushroom. Five miles from Colorado Springs, Colorado.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: France, 1764, 2

text: Military uniforms

text: History

title: France, 1764, 2


title: DINNER [held by] MARIE ANTOINETTE HOTEL [at] 66 ST. & B'WAY NY (HOTEL;)

text: Menus


title: Gurnsey's Rocky Mountain views. Scenes on the line of the Denver and Rio Grande R.R. 145.

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

title: Balancing Rock. On the new road from Manitou to Garden of the Gods. (One mile from Manitou House, Manitou, Colorado.)

text: Stereoscopic views


title: DAILY MENU [held by] ADOLPH WALDHEIM'S [at] "408 EAST 34 STREET,NEW YORK, NY" (CAFE;)

text: DATE HANDWRITTEN

text: Menus


title: Gurnsey's Rocky Mountain views. Scenes on the line of the Denver and Rio Grande R.R. 146.

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

title: The Gate, on the new road from Manitou to Garden of the Gods. (One miles from Manitou House, Manitou, Colorado.)

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Document

namePart: South Carolina (Province). Governor

title: Document

abstracts: Writ of appraisement on the property of Richard Splatt, to Benjamin De la Consileor, Jacob Motte, Thomas Bobson, John Reiridge, Solomon Tozet, or any three or four of them.


title: DAILY MENU [held by] WM.SCHWEGLER'S [at] "408 EAST 34 STREET,NEW YORK, NY" (CAFE;)

text: MENU HANDWRITTEN IN PRINTED FORM; WALDHEIM'S HANDWRITTEN BY FB ABOVE WM. SCHWEGLER'S PRINTED NAME; DATE HANDWRITTEN; "RENOWNED BERIIHMTES LADIES' AND GENTS' RESTAURANT" PRINTED

text: Menus


title: Balanced Rock.

namePart: W. H. Jackson & Co.

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

title: Balanced Rock.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Pike's Peak from the Garden of the Gods.

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Plan

namePart: Emmet, Thomas Addis, 1828-1919

title: Plan

abstracts: Plan of the Town of Purisburg & the Camp of Jany. 9, 1779, by Ferd. I. S. de Brahm M. E.


title: DINNER [held by] HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE [at] STEAMER GRAF WALDERSEE (SS;)

text: "SEPARATE LISTINGS IN GERMAN AND ENGLISH;TWO SCENES ON FRONT COVER,STEAMER AT SEA AND HARBOR WITH SAILBOATS AND OTHER BOATS AND BACKGROUND OF CITY;BACK COVER ILLUSTRATED WITH MUSICIAN PLAYING A BASOON AND MUSICAL PHRASE FROM DON JUAN;CONCERT PROGRAM;"

text: Menus


title: DINNER [held by] HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE [at] STEAMER AUGUSTE VICTORIA (SS;)

text: SEPARATE LISTINGS IN GERMAN AND ENGLISH;BACK COVER ILLUSTRATED WITH MUSICIAN PLAYING A BASOON AND MUSICAL PHRASE FROM DON JUAN;FRONT COVER ILLUSTRATED WITH HARBOR SCENE WITH CITY BACKGROUND AND SHIPS;  CONCERT PROGRAM

text: Menus


title: Garden of the Gods, Tower of Babel.

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

title: Garden of the Gods, Tower of Babel.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: EM. 6755

title: EM. 6755


title: DINNER [held by] USMS NEW YORK [at] USMS NEW YORK (SS;)

text: PRICED WINE LIST;FLAG

text: Menus


title: Garden of the Gods and Monument Park. 508A.

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

title: Garden of the Gods, Tower of Babel.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: EM. 6757

title: EM. 6757


title: Garden of the Gods and Monument Park. 525.

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

title: Echo Park.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: LUNCH [held by] HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE [at] SS AUGUSTE VICTORIA (SS;)

text: BUXOM WOMAN SEATED AMONG FOOD AND DRINK WITH A CITY BACKGROUND;SHIP AT SEA IN INSERT;SEPARATE GERMAN AND ENGLISH MENU LISTINGS

text: Menus


title: France, 1764, 2

text: Military uniforms

text: History

title: France, 1764, 2


namePart: Jackson, William Henry (1843-1942)

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

text: Stereoscopic views


title: DINNER [held by] RED STAR LINE [at] SS WESTERNLAND (SS;)

namePart: Buttolph, Frank E., Miss (d. 1924)

text: ILLUSTRATION OF SHIP AT SEA WITH FLYING BIRDS;PRICED WINE LIST

text: Menus


title: EM. 6759

title: EM. 6759


title: Buenavista grotto, Garden of the Gods, Colorado.

originInfo: Denver, Colo.Robert M. Davis

namePart: Martin, Alex (Alexander) (1841-1929)

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

text: Stereoscopic views


title: BREAKFAST [held by] RMS OCEANIC [at] RMS OCEANIC (SS;)

text: RED FLAG WITH STAR;MONOGRAM

text: Menus


title: Letter to John Houstone

originInfo: 1774-05Charles Town, S.C.

namePart: Houstone, John

namePart: Poang, John

title: Letter to John Houstone

abstracts: Asks his assistance in obtaining justice for a friend in England, Mr. Hugh Pringle; sends a power from the Mayor of Liverpool to find and bring to justice one Sterling whose bond is in his possession and may be sent by first opportunity to Savannah; suggests that Mr. Pollen can help him to find Sterling who has behaved very ill and should be brought to justice.


title: Rocky Mountain views. 1301.

originInfo: Georgetown, Colo.

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

title: Mushrooms. Garden of the Gods, Colorado.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: LUNCH [held by] RMS OCEANIC [at] RMS OCEANIC (SS;)

text: RED FLAG WITH STAR;MONOGRAM

text: Menus


title: BREAKFAST [held by] RED STAR LINE [at] SS WESTERNLAND (SS;)

text: SEASCAPE WITH SAILBOAT IN FOREGROUND IN SHALLOW WATER WITH MEN WADING

text: Menus


title: Rocky Mountain views. 1304.

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

title: Pike's Peak from the Garden of the Gods, Colorado.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Document

originInfo: 1776-11-16Charlestown, S.C.

namePart: Dawson, John

title: Document

abstracts: To Wm Gibbes, Edwd Blake, William Parker, public treasurers. An order to pay to Capt. Francis Dickinson £3540 currency for 1416 bushels of salt received for use of the public from on board the sloop Active.


title: Rocky Mountain views. 1306.

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

title: Cathedral Spires, Garden of the Gods, Colorado.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: LUNCH [held by] RED STAR LINE [at] SS WESTERNLAND (SS;)

text: "RED STAR LINE DONE WITH COOKING UTENSILS;ANGEL WITH APRON AND CAP STIRRING POT;GARLAND OF UTENSILS,FOOD,ETC;"

text: Menus


title: Gate to Garden of the Gods.

text: Colorado

text: Garden of the Gods (Colorado Springs, Colo.)

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

title: Gate to Garden of the Gods.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: BREAKFAST [held by] USMS NEW YORK [at] USMS NEW YORK (SS;)

text: FLAG WITH BIRD

text: Menus


title: Document

namePart: Blake, Edward

namePart: Bouquet, Peter

title: Document

abstracts: Certificate to James Henderson for the sum of £31 for 1327 acres of land surveyed for himself, Nehemiah Franks, Wm Jeby, Saml Henderson.


title: France, 1764, 2

text: Military uniforms

text: History

title: France, 1764, 2


title: Document

namePart: Smith, Roger

title: Document

abstracts: Certifies that Robert Dick is indebted to him and other plaintiffs for £493 6s. currency on a bond exclusive of interest.


title: DINNER [held by] RMS OCEANIC [at] RMS OCEANIC (SS;)

text: RED FLAG WITH STAR;MONOGRAM

text: Menus


title: L.K. Oldroyd's Artistic series of Rocky Mountain scenery. 8.

namePart: Oldroyd, L. K.

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

title: Siamese Twins.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: DINNER [held by] ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF THE RENSSELAER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE [at] "SHERRY'S,NEW YORK, NY" (REST;)

text: FRENCH MENU;INSTITUTE DEVICE ON FRONT COVER

text: Menus


title: Views of the Great West, from the Missouri River to the Pacific Ocean, Colorado series.

originInfo: Salt Lake City, Utah

namePart: Savage, C. R. (Charles Roscoe) (1832-1909)

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

title: Cathedral Rocks.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Letter to Charles Pinckney, Governor

namePart: Pinckney, Charles

namePart: Neufville, John

title: Letter to Charles Pinckney, Governor

abstracts: Has verified his suspicions with regard to frauds attempted with the State Indents; two men have been arrested for altering the names, and substituting large sums for small ones; in future will not receive any more on loan to the United States until he has ascertained their true value.


title: Tower of Babel, Garden of the Gods.

originInfo: Manitou Springs, Colo.

namePart: Stormer, H. W.

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

title: Tower of Babel, Garden of the Gods.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: DAILY MENU [held by] CAFETERIA-LUNCH [at] "57 BROAD STREET,NEW YORK, NY" (LUNCHROOM)

text: DAILY SPECIALS ON INNER RIGHT SIDE WITH PRINTED MENU ON LEFT;ILLUSTRATION OF MERMAIDS IN BOAT AT SEA;SPECIALS DUPLICATED BY MECHANICAL MEANS;HORNED ANIMAL ON BACK COVER WITH DECORATIONS

text: Menus


title: Colorado views. Manitou and Vicinity. 37.

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

title: Garden of the Gods. Balanced Rock.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Document

namePart: Nova Scotia. Governor

title: Document

abstracts: Warrant to John Cunningham, as agent for Indian affairs.


title: DAILY MENU [held by] HOTEL EMPIRE [at] "BROADWAY AND 63 STREET,NEW YORK, NY" (HOTEL;)

text: MONOGRAM IN WREATH ON FRONT COVER;WINE LIST;CORRECTIONS ON WINE LIST LOWER THAN PRINTED PRICES

text: Menus


title: Colorado views. Manitou and Vicinity. 38.

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

title: Garden of the Gods. Cathedral Rocks.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: LUNCH [held by] COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY RESTAURANT [at] [NY] (REST;)

text: INITIAL AND DECORATION ON FRONT COVER

text: Menus


title: Letter to William Willis

originInfo: 1802-10-10Madrid, Spain

namePart: Willis, William

title: Letter to William Willis

abstracts: Writes that if there should be an American frigate at Barcelona, he wishes the captain to remain there until his arrival. Will leave Madrid and go to Genoa, Naples, and Leghorn if the captain will wait for him.


title: Colorado views. Manitou and Vicinity. 39.

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

title: Garden of the Gods and Cheyenne Mountain.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: DINNER [held by] HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE [at] SS AUGUSTE VICTORIA (SS;)

text: HARBOR SCENE ON FRONT COVER;MUSICIAN WITH HORN ON BACK COVER;MUSICAL PROGRAM;SEPARATE LISTING IN GERMAN AND ENGLISH

text: Menus


title: Letter to Henry Laurens

namePart: Emmet, Thomas Addis, 1828-1919

namePart: Laurens, Henry, 1724-1792

namePart: Izard, Ralph

title: Letter to Henry Laurens

abstracts: Has just seen a letter from [Silas] Deane to Richard Henry Lee in the Pennsylvania Packet of Jan. 26th, in which part of his letter of June 28, 1778, to Laurens is printed; his own opinion of Dr. Franklin was accompanied by such facts as should convince every man of sense and honor; does not object to the publication of his letters; hopes the Congress will not suppose he is influenced by political reasons; complains that he has received but one letter from Laurens; fears others have been stolen; refers to Drayton's able and spirited publications; had written to him and apologized to him and the other delegates of South Carolina for troubling them with the papers sent by Laurens; had asked that he or Heyward would write of the state of affairs; Francis Lightfoot Lee has lately written to his brother in Paris that Drayton is one of Deane's supporters; thinks America is fortunate in having such an advocate as Paine, but it is unfortunate that she should need the protection of an adopted son against the assaults of her own offspring.


title: France, 1764, 2

namePart: Vinkhuijzen, Hendrik Jacobus

text: Military uniforms

text: History

title: France, 1764, 2


title: Thurlow's views. Manitou and Vicinity. 40.

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

title: Garden of the Gods. Qu[een's Canyon].

text: Stereoscopic views


title: LUNCH [held by] HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE [at] SS AUGUSTE VICTORIA (SS;)

namePart: Buttolph, Frank E., Miss (d. 1924)

text: Menus


title: Thurlow's views. Manitou and Vicinity. 41.

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

title: Garden of the Gods. Tower of [Babel].

text: Stereoscopic views


title: DINNER [held by] CUNARD LINE [at] R.M.S. CAMPANIA (SS)

text: "ILLUS, RED FLAG WITH BRITISH LION HOLDING THE GLOBE; WINE LIST;"

text: Menus


title: Colorado views. Manitou and Vicinity. 42.

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

title: Garden of the Gods. Siamese Twins.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: DINNER] [held by] RMS OCEANIC [at] RMS OCEANIC (SS;)

text: RED FLAG WITH STAR;MONOGRAM

text: Menus


title: Thurlow's views. Manitou and Vicinity. 210.

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

title: Rock left side of gate, Garden of the Gods.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: LUNCHEON] [held by] RMS OCEANIC [at] RMS OCEANIC (SS;)

text: RED FLAG WITH STAR;MONOGRAM

text: Menus


title: LUNCH [held by] RED STAR LINE [at] SS WESTERNLAND (SS;)

text: "ILLUS, GARLAND OF FOOD AND FOOD-RELATED ITEMS"

text: Menus


title: Stereoscopic views on the line of the Denver and R. G. R. R. 76.

namePart: Weitfle, Charles (1836-1921)

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

title: "The Gate." Garden of the Gods.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: BREAKFAST [held by] RED STAR LINE [at] SS WESTERNLAND (SS;)

text: "ILLUS, STEAMSHIP IN BG, SAILING SHIPS IN FG;"

text: Menus


title: Stereoscopic views on the line of the Denver and R. G. R. R. 82.

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

title: Mother Murhroom [Mushroom]. Garden of the Gods.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: DINNER [held by] RED STAR LINE [at] SS WESTERNLAND (SS;)

text: "ILLUS, STEAMSHIP IN BG, GULLS IN FG; WINE LIST;"

text: Menus


title: Letter to --

namePart: Moultrie, Alexander

title: Letter to --

abstracts: Writes of a satisfactory interview with Mr. Bay; has talked to Shirtliff but could not see Lieut. Hyer.


title: DINNER [held by] HOTEL MARIE ANTOINETTE [at] "SIXTY-SIXTH STREET & BROADWAY, NEW YORK, [NY]" (HOTEL;)

text: "ILLUS, COAT OF ARMS IN GOLD; PRICED A LA CARTE MENU;"

text: Menus


title: Stereoscopic views on the line of the Denver and R. G. R. R.  82.

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

authority: tgm

text: Rock formations

text: Colorado

text: Stereoscopic views


title: France, 1764, 2

text: Military uniforms

text: History

text: [pp. 81-159] / missing pp. 123, 125, 141, 153-158.

title: France, 1764, 2


title: Paper Money

originInfo: 1776-03-06South Carolina

namePart: South Carolina (Province)

title: Paper Money

abstracts: Bill for £25. No. 4806. Engraved. Signed by Jacob Motte, Jno Huger, Jno Mathews.


title: Stereoscopic views on the line of the Denver and R. G. R. R. 95.

text: Colorado

text: Parks

text: Colorado

text: Colorado Springs

title: Aunt Dianna. Garden of the Gods, Colorado.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: DAILY BILL OF FARE [held by] CAFETERIA-LUNCH [at] "57 BROAD STREET, NEW YORK, [NY]" (REST;)

text: PRINED MENU; DAILY SPECIAL DISHES WRITTEN IN PURPLE INK; FIGURE OF GOLFER WITH COMMENT

text: Menus


title: DINNER] [held by] HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE [at] SS GRAF WALDERSEE (SS;)

text: "ILLUS, STEAMSHIP; SEPARATE GERMAN AND ENGLISH MENU LISTINGS; CONCERT PROGRAM;"

text: Menus


title: Popular series.

text: Colorado

text: Georgetown (Colo.)

title: Georgetown, Colorado.

title: Georgetown, Colorado.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: DINNER [held by] HOTEL MARIE ANTOINETTE [at] "SIXTY-SIXTH STREET & BROADWAY, NEW YORK, [NY]" (HOTEL)

text: "ILLUS IN GOLD, CREST; PRICED A LA CARTE MENU;"

text: Menus


title: Popular series.

text: Colorado

text: Georgetown (Colo.)

title: Georgetown, Col.

title: Georgetown, Col.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: DAILY BILL OF FARE [held by] HOTEL MINOT [at] "cOR. 126TH ST. & 8TH AVENUE, [NEW YORK, NY]" (HOTEL;)

text: BLUE PAPER; CORRECTIONS ON PRINTED MENU IN RED PENCIL; WINE LIST

text: Menus


title: TABLE D'HOTE [held by] HOTEL EMPIRE [at] "BROADWAY AND 63RD ST., [NEW YORK, NY];" (REST;)

text: INITIALS "HE" WITHIN LAUREL WREATH IN RED

text: Menus


title: Document

originInfo: 1779-08-17Charles Town, S.C.

namePart: Pinckney, Thomas

title: Document

abstracts: At a court held by order of Maj. Gen. Lincoln to investigate the conduct of Lieut. Petries of the 2d regt, Major Pinckney, President, Capts. Ladson, Keith, Segond, Gadsden, members, the opinion is given that Lieut. Petries's treatment of Mr. Lowndes on May 29th is justifiable by the orders he received, the situation of the country, and the rules of war.


title: TABLE D'HOTE [held by] AU CHAT NOIR HOTEL AND RESTAURANT [at] "32 WEST 28TH STREET AND 551 WEST BROADWAY, HALF BLOCK FROM BLEECKER L STATION, NEW YORK, [NY]" (HOTEL)

text: "ILLUS, BLACK CAT IN CHEF'S APRON AND HAT HOLDING PEN AND NOTICE BOARD; MENU HAND WRITTEN ON PRINTED MENU CARD;"

text: Menus


title: Letter to Gen. [Benjamin] Lincoln

namePart: Lincoln, Benjamin, 1733-1810

namePart: Harris, Francis Henry

title: Letter to Gen. [Benjamin] Lincoln

abstracts: Gives a detailed account of the battle of Briar Creek on March 3d, in which the patriot army under Gen. Ashe was defeated; accuses Gen. Ashe of cowardly conduct on the battle field.


title: Rocky Mountain Scenery. 270.

namePart: Chamberlain, W. G. (William Gunnison)

text: Colorado

text: Georgetown (Colo.)

title: Georgetown (looking north).

title: Rocky Mountain Scenery. 270.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: LUNCHEON [held by] BROADWAY CENTRAL HOTEL [at] "NEW YORK, NY" (HOTEL;)

text: LOGO OF BROADWAY CENTRAL HOTEL IN RED

text: Menus


title: Georgetown, looking north.

text: Colorado

text: Georgetown (Colo.)

title: Georgetown, looking north.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Letter to the President and the Senate of the State of South Carolina

namePart: Cambray, Count de

abstracts: As they have endorsed the action of the House of Representatives in voting him a Colonel's pay and campaign outfit, he asks that it may be carried into effect; while the honor he has gained may satisfy his ambition he must not neglect the advantages connected with it.


title: France, 1764, 2

text: Military uniforms

text: History

title: France, 1764, 2


title: DINNER/DINER [held by] HOLLAND HOUSE [at]  ([REST?])

text: PRICED A LA CARTE MENU IN ENGLISH AND FRENCH

text: Menus


title: Rocky Mountain Scenery. 276.

text: Colorado

text: Georgetown (Colo.)

title: Georgetown (looking east).

title: Rocky Mountain Scenery. 276.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Rocky Mountain Scenery. 272.

text: Colorado

text: Georgetown (Colo.)

title: Georgetown (Colorado Ter.), looking north.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Letter to Lachlan McIntosh, Savannah, Georgia

originInfo: 1799-05-22South Carolina

namePart: McIntosh, Lachlan, 1725-1806

namePart: Huger, Francis

abstracts: Apologises for a mistake in addressing to him a letter intended for another person; states that he is sole surviving male member of his family, and has the care of an aged mother and five sisters.


title: DAILY MENU [held by] HOTEL CLAREMONT [at] "RIVERSIDE DRIVE, NEW YORK, NY, [NY]" (HOTEL;)

text: PRICED A LA CARTE MENU; PRICED WINE LIST

text: Menus


title: Rocky Mountain Scenery. 274.

text: Colorado

text: Georgetown (Colo.)

title: Georgetown.

title: Rocky Mountain Scenery. 274.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: BREAKFAST [held by] CUNARD LINE [at] R.M.S. CAMPANIA (SS;)

text: "ILLUS, RED FLAG WITH BRITISH LION HOLDING GLOBE OF THE WORLD; PRICED WINE LIST;"

text: Menus


title: Georgetown, Colorado. (Looking east.)

text: Colorado

text: Georgetown (Colo.)

title: Georgetown, Colorado. (Looking east.)

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Collier's Rocky Mountain Scenery. 162.

namePart: Collier, James

text: Colorado

text: Georgetown (Colo.)

title: "Transportation team," Georgetown.

title: Collier's Rocky Mountain Scenery. 162.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: LUNCHEON [held by] CUNARD LINE [at] R.M.S. CAMPANIA (SS;)

text: Menus


title: DINNER [held by] CUNARD LINE [at] R.M.S. CAMPANIA (SS;)

text: Menus


title: Beauties of the Rocky Mountains 99.

originInfo: Denver, Colo.C. Duhem & Bro.

namePart: C. Duhem & Bro.

text: Colorado

text: Georgetown (Colo.)

title: [Street scene, Georgetown, Colorado.]

title: [Street scene, Georgetown, Colorado.]

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Letter to Petit De Villers, Savannah

originInfo: 1823-04-22Pinckney Island, S.C.

namePart: Emmet, Thomas Addis, 1828-1919

namePart: De Villers, Petit

namePart: Pinckney, Charles Cotesworth

title: Letter to Petit De Villers, Savannah

abstracts: Arrival of Capt. McMillan with a cargo of corn; other commercial matters.


title: BREAKFAST [held by] RED STAR LINE [at] SS WESTERNLAND (SS;)

text: "ILLUS, STEAMSHIP IN BG; SAILING SHIP AND FISHERMEN IN FG;"

text: Menus


title: Beauties of the Rocky Mountains. 101.

text: Colorado

text: Georgetown (Colo.)

title: [Bird's-eye view of Georgetown, Colorado.]

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Georgetown, Col., U.S.A.

originInfo: 1898Meadville, Pa. ; [etc.]Keystone View Company

namePart: Singley, B. L. (Benjamin Lloyd)

namePart: Keystone View Company

text: Colorado

text: Georgetown (Colo.)

title: Georgetown, Col., U.S.A.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: LUNCH [held by] RED STAR LINE [at] SS WESTERNLAND (SS;)

namePart: Buttolph, Frank E., Miss (d. 1924)

text: "ILLUS, GARLAND WITH FOOD AND FOOD-RELATED ITEMS;"

text: Menus


title: Letter to [Gen. Benjamin Lincoln?]

originInfo: 1780South Carolina

namePart: Vernier, Pierre J. F.

title: Letter to [Gen. Benjamin Lincoln?]

abstracts: He has returned from the enemy's advanced post, which has not moved; he is now stationed near and will give notice of any movement; puts himself under the General's immediate command.


title: France, 1764, 2

namePart: Vinkhuijzen, Hendrik Jacobus

text: Military uniforms

text: History

title: France, 1764, 2


title: The merry school boys, Georgetown, Col., U.S.A.

originInfo: 1890Littleton, N.H.B. W. Kilburn

namePart: Kilburn, B. W. (Benjamin West) (1827-1909)

text: Colorado

text: Georgetown (Colo.)

text: Stereoscopic views


title: DINNER [held by] RED STAR LINE [at] SS WESTERNLAND (SS;)

text: "ILLUS, STEAMSHIP IN BG, GULLS IN FG; WINE LIST PRICED IN FRANCS; RATES OF EXCHANGE IN DOLLARS, MARKS, POUND STERLING, GULDENS, AND LIRA;"

text: Menus


title: Georgetown from Leavenworth, Colorado.

originInfo: Littleton, N.H.Littleton View Co.

namePart: Littleton View Co.

text: Colorado

text: Georgetown (Colo.)

title: Georgetown from Leavenworth, Colorado.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Letter to Gen. [Benjamin] Lincoln

originInfo: 1780-03-09On board the Frigate Providence, Charleston Harbor, S.C.

namePart: Lincoln, Benjamin, 1733-1810

namePart: Whipple, Abraham

title: Letter to Gen. [Benjamin] Lincoln

abstracts: Acknowledges letter by Col. Laurens; it is impossible for the enemy to get over the bar this day, and the force that he has sent down is sufficient to prevent their sounding or buoying the bar; asks for some of the ships above, particularly the Queen of France, and a hundred marines.


title: BREAKFAST] [held by] R.M.S. OCEANIC [at] R.M.S. OCEANIC (SS;)

text: "ILLUS, GOLD MONOGRAM, RED FLAG WITH WHITE STAR;"

text: Menus


title: Georgetown, Colorado.

originInfo: Central City, Colo.

namePart: Reed & McKenney

text: Colorado

text: Georgetown (Colo.)

title: Georgetown, Colorado.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Letter to Gov. Benjamin Guerard, Charles Town

namePart: Guerard, Benjamin

namePart: Henderson, William

abstracts: Encloses return of some public property that he sold; he has ordered James Taylor, who acted as agent for the state, to make payment to the Governor.


title: LUNCHEON] [held by] R.M.S. OCEANIC [at] R.M.S. OCEANIC (SS;)

text: Menus


title: Scenes on the line of the Colorado Central Rail Road. 327.

originInfo: Denver, Colo.

namePart: Chamberlain, W. G. (William Gunnison)

text: Colorado

text: Georgetown (Colo.)

title: Georgetown from Griffith Mt.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: DINER] [held by] R.M.S. OCEANIC [at] R.M.S. OCEANIC (SS;)

text: TOP FOLD; B&W PICTURE OF STEAMSHIP WITH CAPTION "TEUTONIC LEAVING THE MERSEY"

text: Menus


title: EM. 6811

title: EM. 6811


title: Clear Creek series. 159.

namePart: Collier, James

text: Colorado

text: Georgetown (Colo.)

title: Georgetown, looking east.

title: Georgetown, looking east.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: France, 1764, [3]

text: Military uniforms

text: History

text: [pp. 1-89]

title: France, 1764, [3]


title: Document

originInfo: 1780-06-03Charles Town, S.C.

namePart: Emmet, Thomas Addis, 1828-1919

namePart: Clinton, Henry, Sir, 1738?-1795

title: Document

abstracts: Orders to be observed by the Commandant [of Charleston] respecting negroes, captures, police, and militia.


title: FRUHSTUCK/LUNCH [held by] HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE [at] "SCHNELLDAMPFER ""AUGUSTE VICTORIA""" (SS;)

text: ILLUS, BG, CASTLES, FG, GODDESS OF PLENTY HOLDING PLAQUE WITH INITIALS "H.A.P.A.G.", FRUITS AND VEGETABLES SPILLING OUT OF JARS; WINE EWER AND GLASS; STEAMSHIP IN INSET

text: Menus


title: Descriptive views of the American Continent. 167.

originInfo: New York, N.Y.Continent Stereoscopic Company

namePart: Continent Stereoscopic Company

text: Colorado

text: Georgetown (Colo.)

title: Georgetown, Colorado.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: DINNER] [held by] HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE [at] "SCHNELLDAMPFER ""AUGUSTE VICTORIA""" (SS;)

text: "ILLUS,  HILL AND VILLAGE, SAILING SHIPS IN PORT;"

text: Menus


title: Document

originInfo: 1780-06-06Europe, Charleston Harbor, S.C.

namePart: Arbuthnot, Marriot

title: Document

abstracts: Answer to an address [of the inhabitants of Charleston], declaring the wish of the Commissioners to restore the benefits of trade, and offering convoys for property to England. Contemporary transcript with the signature, M. Arbuthnot, affixed in the same hand.


title: Martin's Rocky Mountain Scenery.

originInfo: Central City, Colo.Martin & Peers

namePart: Martin & Peers

text: Colorado

text: Georgetown (Colo.)

title: Georgetown from Griffith Mountain.

title: Georgetown from Griffith Mountain.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Document

originInfo: 1782-10-26Charles Town, S.C.

namePart: Great Britain. Army: 33rd Regiment

title: Document

abstracts: Order from Gen. Alexander Leslie on David Thomas, Deputy Paymaster General, for payment of £277 10d, to Capt. Hildebrand Oakes, Paymaster of the 33d Regiment, for subsistence from Aug. 25 to Oct. 24, 1782; he is to receive from Capt. Oakes £428 12s. 8 1/2d. for 41, 149 rations issued between Aug. 25, 1780, and Aug. 24, 1782.


namePart: Buttolph, Frank E., Miss (d. 1924)

text: Menus


title: Georgetown.

namePart: W. H. Jackson & Co.

text: Colorado

text: Georgetown (Colo.)

title: Georgetown.

text: Stereoscopic views


text: Menus


title: Letter to Lieut. Col. [Nisbet] Balfour, Charles Town

originInfo: 1781-03-31Christ Church Parish, S.C.

namePart: Balfour, Nisbet, 1743-1823

namePart: Moultrie, William

abstracts: Acknowledges letter with the proceedings of a court of inquiry on Lieut. Col. Grimkie [John Faucheraud Grimké] and Maj. [John] Habersham; they are held guilty of breaking their paroles by corresponding with a man not in the king's peace; the court admitted that the letters contained nothing criminal; the mere writing of letters ought not to be construed as a breach of parole; as to the next clause, he asks whether Balfour deems the capitulation dissolved; there has been correspondence between Greene and Cornwallis as to a general exchange, and Congress has proposed a plan to which Sir Henry Clinton has assented; sending the American prisoners to the West Indies cannot hasten the exchange; ill-treatment will be retaliated by Gen. Washington; he is sorry to hear that Gen. Marion should use any prisoners ill; it is contrary to his natural disposition; asks permission to send a copy of Balfour's letter to Gen. Greene before the former proceeds to extremities.


text: "ILLUS, STEAMSHIP IN BG, GROUP OF THREE LADIES IN DUTCH COSTUME ON RIGHT, LADY AND YOUNG GIRL IN DUTCH COSTUME ON LEFT; WINE LIST PRICED IN FRANCS; RATES OF EXCHANGE IN DOLLARS, MARKS, AND POUNDS STERLING;"

text: Menus


title: Alex. Martin's Rocky Mountain Scenery.

originInfo: Georgetown, Colo.

namePart: Martin, Alex (Alexander) (1841-1929)

text: Colorado

text: Georgetown (Colo.)

title: Georgetown from Empire Pass.

title: Alex. Martin's Rocky Mountain Scenery.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: BREAKFAST [held by] CUNARD LINE [at] R.M.S. CAMPANIA (SS;)

text: Menus


title: Clear Creek series. 88.

originInfo: Denver, Colo.Nast & Martin

namePart: Nast & Martin

text: Colorado

text: Georgetown (Colo.)

title: Georgetown from Griffith Mountain.

title: Georgetown from Griffith Mountain.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Document

namePart: Weymss, James

namePart: Burnet, John

title: Document

abstracts: Agreement for the exchange of prisoners of war in the southern department, by Major Wemyss for Gen. Leslie, and Maj. Burnet for Gen. Greene.


title: France, 1764, [3]

namePart: Vinkhuijzen, Hendrik Jacobus

text: Military uniforms

text: History

text: [pp. 1-89]

title: France, 1764, [3]


title: LUNCHEON [held by] CUNARD LINE [at] R.M.S. CAMPANIA (SS;)

text: Menus


title: Views on the line of the Colorado Central R. R. 182.

namePart: Weitfle, Charles (1836-1921)

text: Colorado

text: Georgetown (Colo.)

title: Georgetown, Colo., looking north.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Document

originInfo: 1780-11-21Charles Town, S.C.

namePart: Harrison, Ephraim

title: Document

abstracts: Deposition showing that he served as a captain of militia with part of Col. Tynes's regiment on an expedition under Maj. Weymss [Wemyss], down Black and up Pedee rivers; all the negroes taken on that expedition were either captured by the troops or came in of their own accord; Col. Mills, of the Cheraw militia, in no wise meddled with any negroes or other property of the rebels, but the captured negroes were sent south in his charge; the negroes behaved badly on the way, and Col. Mills proposed sending back Mr. Wilds to pay the people who had supplied provisions; one hundred of the negroes were given to Col. Mills by Maj. Weymss to indemnify him for losses by rebel plunderers.


title: DINNER] [held by] CUNARD LINE [at] R.M.S. CAMPANIA (SS;)

text: Menus


title: Weitfle's Stereoscopic views of Colorado scenery. 182.

text: Colorado

text: Georgetown (Colo.)

title: Georgetown, looking north.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: COMMEMORATION OF THE BIRTHDAY OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN; [held by] MILITARY ORDER OF THE LOYAL LEGION OF THE UNITED STATES COMMANDERY OF THE STATE OF MINNESOTA [at] "RYAN HOTEK, ST. PAUL, [MN];" (HOTEL;)

text: "COVER PRINTED IN BLUE AND GOLD; BOUND IN RED, WHITE AND BLUE RIBBON; BACK COVER, MILITARY MEDAL ON RIBBON; PAGE 3, COMMEMORATION; PAGE 5, PHOTO OF ABRAHAMLINCOLN, SURROUNDED BY GREEN LAUREL WREATH, WITH QUOTATION GROM GETTYSBURG ADDRESS; PAGE 7&9, PROGRAM"

text: Menus


title: Views on the line of the Colorado Central R.R. 196.

text: Colorado

text: Georgetown (Colo.)

title: Donkey train, at Georgetown, Colorado.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: BREAKFAST] [held by] RMS OCEANIC [at] RMS OCEANIC (SS;)

text: RED FLAG WITH STAR; MONOGRAM

text: Menus


title: Views on the line of the Colorado Central R. R. 196.

text: Colorado

text: Georgetown (Colo.)

title: Donkey train, at Georgetown, Colorado.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: LUNCHEON] [held by] RMS OCEANIC [at] RMS OCEANIC (SS;)

text: RED FLAG WITH STAR; MONOGRAM

text: Menus


title: Letter to Gen. [James] Paterson [Charleston?]

originInfo: 1780-06-05Half Way Swamp, S.C.

namePart: Emmet, Thomas Addis, 1828-1919

namePart: Paterson, James

abstracts: Mr. Treutle [John Adam Treutlen], late Governor of Georgia, has been brought in a prisoner; this is one of many marks of the people's desire to submit; Lord Cornwallis paroled this gentleman, not knowing the capacity in which the latter had acted; Balfour now sends him to headquarters, having learned that he acted a violent part and influenced the Dutch inhabitants against Great Britain; it would be bad policy not to discriminate against those who have been conspicuous among the rebels; he is carrying out Paterson's instructions, in encouraging those that are friendly; he tries to check the people's desire to resent private injuries; will march the next day to McCord's ferry.


text: Colorado

text: Georgetown (Colo.)

title: Donkey train.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Letter to --

namePart: Fraser, Thomas

title: Letter to --

abstracts: Reports an action between his force of 100 cavalry and a body of 300 men under Marrion at Watboo; agreeable to Gen. Leslie's orders he proceeded from Blanis House on Aug. 28th; he drove in the enemy's pickets, but the main body, being protected by the brick house, log houses, and fences, could not be dislodged; in the second attempt Capt. Gilles was killed; he captured the enemy's ammunition-wagon and their baggage; he then proceeded towards Hugee's Bridge and collected cattle and sheep; Gen. Marrion sent Maj. Connyers with Maham's cavalry in pursuit, but they did not come within sight.


title: DAILY MENU [held by] HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE [at] "SCHNELLDAMPFERS ""AUGUST VICTORIA""" (SS;)

text: GERMAN & FRENCH; CONCERT PROGRAM INCLUDED; HARBOUR SCENE ON FRONT OF MENU

text: Menus


title: Georgetown, Colorado.

text: Colorado

text: Georgetown (Colo.)

text: [On verso:] This is Georgetown, Colorado, not "Brownsville and Silver Plume."

title: Georgetown, Colorado.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: DINNER MENU [held by] BROADWAY CENTRAL HOTEL [at] "NEW YORK, NY" (HOTEL;)

text: ONE OF A LARGE NUMBER OF MENUS WE HAVE HAD IN PAST; INCLUDES BIRD'S-EYE MAP OF NEW YORK PLUS OBJECTS OF INTEREST IN AND ABOUT NEW YORK

text: Menus


title: France, 1764, [3]

text: Military uniforms

text: History

text: [pp. 1-89]

title: France, 1764, [3]


title: Georgetown from Leavenworth.

text: Colorado

text: Georgetown (Colo.)

title: Georgetown from Leavenworth.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Letter to Samuel Adams, Boston

originInfo: 1785-08Boston, Mass.

namePart: Adams, Samuel, 1722-1803

namePart: McNeill, Hector

title: Letter to Samuel Adams, Boston

abstracts: An inclosed letter was written by his wife's brother, who dwells at Nantucket, and is as sharp a fellow as he could wish to watch their conduct; asks him to make proper use of the letter and keep the writer's name secret except from the Governor and other patriots; expects to sail next morning.


title: DINNER MENU [held by] EMPIRE HOTEL [at] "NEW YORK, NY" (HOTEL;)

text: A LA CARTE DU JOUR DINNER MENU; INCLUDES EXTENSIVE PRICED WINE LIST; HOTEL MONOGRAM ON COVER

text: Menus


title: MENU [held by] COLONIAL HOTEL [at] "NEW YORK, NY" (HOTEL;)

text: [DATE HANDWRITTEN]; MANY ADDITIONAL ITEMS TO MENU HANDWRITTEN; "CREAM WITH TEA, COFFEE, ETC., FIVE CENTS EXTRA;" ILLUSTRATION OF HOTEL ON COVER

text: Menus


title: Rocky Mountain views, on the line of the Denver and Rio Grande Railway.

originInfo: Colorado Springs, Colo.

text: Colorado

text: Manitou Springs (Colo.)

type: name

nameType: corporate

text: Glen Eyrie (Colo.)

nameType: personal

text: Palmer, William Jackson, 1836-1909

text: Homes and haunts

title: Porter's lodge, at entrance. Five miles from Colorado Springs.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: CAFE & RESTAURANT MENU [held by] MINOT HOTEL [at] "NEW YORK, NY" (HOTEL/REST;)

text: PRICED MENU AND WINE LIST; "RUSSIAN CAVIAR-25 CENTS;" DECORATIVE FLEUR DE LIS ON COVER

text: Menus


title: The Devil's Punch Bowl, Glen Eyrie, Colorado.

originInfo: Littleton, N.H.Kilburn Brothers

namePart: Kilburn Brothers

text: Colorado

text: Manitou Springs (Colo.)

text: Glen Eyrie (Colo.)

text: Palmer, William Jackson, 1836-1909

text: Homes and haunts

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Letter to Lieut. Edward Scott, London

originInfo: 1783-11-08Melvill House, Scotland

namePart: Scott, Edward

namePart: Leslie, Alexander, ca. 1740 1794

title: Letter to Lieut. Edward Scott, London

abstracts: He has been asked to turn in his accounts with the public; Scott sent quarterly returns of all warrants drawn by Leslie to the secretary of Sir Henry Clinton or Sir Guy Carleton; asks him to inquire if they have not given in those lists, and to explain the business to the Board; he came home in a packet and left his baggage and papers at New York in charge of Brook Watson; his present situation is very happy as his appointment enables him to live decently, and he has a charming daughter.


title: Chamberlain's Colorado scenery. 86.

namePart: Chamberlain, W. G. (William Gunnison)

text: Colorado

text: Manitou Springs (Colo.)

text: Glen Eyrie (Colo.)

text: Palmer, William Jackson, 1836-1909

text: Homes and haunts

title: The Punch Bowl.

title: Chamberlain's Colorado scenery. 86.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: CORONATION BANQUET, VISIT OF HIS EXCELLENCY SIR CHIHCHEN LO FENG LUH, CHINESE AMBASSADOR [held by] COURT OF ST. JAMES [at] "CITY CHAMBERS, GLASGOW, SCOTLAND" (FOR;)

namePart: Buttolph, Frank E., Miss (d. 1924)

text: "FRENCH; INCLUDES ELABORATE WINES SERVED WITH INDIVIDUAL COURSES; TOASTS; MUSICAL PROGRAM; BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED WITH DRAWINGS OF THE UNIVRSITY AND THE MUNICIPAL BUILDING, CROWNS, WREATHS; SILK RIBBON ATTACHMENT;"

text: Menus


title: Chamberlain's Colorado scenery. 97 1/2.

text: Colorado

text: Manitou Springs (Colo.)

text: Glen Eyrie (Colo.)

text: Palmer, William Jackson, 1836-1909

text: Homes and haunts

title: Melrose Abbey.

title: Chamberlain's Colorado scenery. 97 1/2.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: LUNCHEON [held by] PENNSYLVANIA TOURS TO THE GOLDEN GATE [at] PULLMAN DINING CAR CASA MONICA (RR;)

text: ILLUSTRATION OF TRAIN

text: Menus


title: Chamberlain's Colorado scenery. 101.

text: Colorado

text: Manitou Springs (Colo.)

text: Glen Eyrie (Colo.)

text: Palmer, William Jackson, 1836-1909

text: Homes and haunts

title: Devil's Playground.

title: Chamberlain's Colorado scenery. 101.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: DINNER MENU [held by] MARIE ANTOINETTE HOTEL [at] "NEW YORK, NY" (HOTEL;)

text: PRICED MENU; HOTEL SEAL AT TOP OF MENU

text: Menus


title: Document

originInfo: 1664-09-13James Fort, New York

namePart: Nicolls, Richard

title: Document

abstracts: Order for all masters of ships to make entry and report before him on arrival or departure, according to the act of parliament.


title: Colorado Mountain scenery.

text: Colorado

text: Manitou Springs (Colo.)

text: Glen Eyrie (Colo.)

text: Palmer, William Jackson, 1836-1909

text: Homes and haunts

title: [Residence of General Palmer.]

title: [Residence of General Palmer.]

text: Stereoscopic views


title: MENU [held by] SULLIVAN'S [at]  ([?REST?];)

text: PRINTED IN VIOLET INK ON TISSUE THIN PAPER

text: Menus


title: France, 1764, [3]

text: Military uniforms

text: History

text: [pp. 1-89]

title: France, 1764, [3]


title: Colorado Mountain scenery.

text: Colorado

text: Manitou Springs (Colo.)

text: Glen Eyrie (Colo.)

text: Palmer, William Jackson, 1836-1909

text: Homes and haunts

title: [View of rock formations.]

title: Colorado Mountain scenery.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: BILL OF FARE [held by] SULLIVAN'S RESTAURANT [at] [2351 3RD AVE. NEAR 128TH ST] (REST;)

text: [PLACE & DATE INFO HANDWRITTEN]

text: Menus


title: Colorado Mountain scenery.

text: Colorado

text: Manitou Springs (Colo.)

text: Glen Eyrie (Colo.)

text: Palmer, William Jackson, 1836-1909

text: Homes and haunts

title: Glen Eyrie.

title: Colorado Mountain scenery.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: BILL OF FARE [held by] CAFETERIA LUNCH [at] "57 BROAD ST., NEW YORK, NY" (REST)

text: WE HAVE HAD THIS RESTAURANT BEFORE; SPECIALS MIMEOGRAPHED IN LAVENDAR HANDWRITING; "SPECIAL DISHES FOR DAY AFTER LINCOLN'S BIRTHDAY -- SHADES OF LINCOLN: I REALLY BELIEVE THE CIVIL WAR WOULD HAVE BEEN AVERTED BY CAFETERIAS IN 1861;" DECORATIVE BORDER, MOOSE DRAWING

text: Menus


title: EM. 6843

title: EM. 6843


title: Colorado Mountain scenery.

text: Colorado

text: Manitou Springs (Colo.)

text: Glen Eyrie (Colo.)

text: Palmer, William Jackson, 1836-1909

text: Homes and haunts

title: [Glen Eyrie rocks.]

title: Colorado Mountain scenery.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: PERSONALLY CONDUCTED TOUR THROUGH MEXICO AND CALFIORNIA - BREAKFAST [held by] PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD [at] PULLMAN SERVICE EN ROUTE (RR;)

text: Menus


title: Manitou series.

originInfo: Central City, Colo.

namePart: Collier, James

text: Colorado

text: Manitou Springs (Colo.)

text: Glen Eyrie (Colo.)

text: Palmer, William Jackson, 1836-1909

text: Homes and haunts

title: Porter's lodge, Glen Eyrie.

title: Collier's Rocky Mountain scenery. 109.

title: Porter's lodge, Glen Eyrie.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: INFORMAL DINNER TENDERED TO REPRESENTATIVES OF COMMERCIAL ORGANIZATIONS [held by] BOARD OF TRADE OF CITY OF CHICAGO [at] "GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL, CHICAGO, IL" (HOTEL;)

text: ELABORATE WINES SERVED WITH INDIVIDUAL COURSES; OFFICERS & DIRECTORS LISTED; SILK RIBBON ATTACHMENT

text: Menus


title: Document

namePart: Van Dam, Rip

title: Document

abstracts: Request for the opinion of the Council as to whether an order made by the President and Council, in case of the death or absence of the Governor, can be revoked by an order of the President out of Council.


title: Manitou series.

text: Colorado

text: Manitou Springs (Colo.)

text: Glen Eyrie (Colo.)

text: Palmer, William Jackson, 1836-1909

text: Homes and haunts

title: Echo Rocks, Glen Eyrie.

title: Collier's Rocky Mountain scenery. 112.

title: Echo Rocks, Glen Eyrie.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Manitou series.

text: Colorado

text: Manitou Springs (Colo.)

text: Glen Eyrie (Colo.)

text: Palmer, William Jackson, 1836-1909

text: Homes and haunts

title: Melrose Abbey, Glen Eyrie.

title: Collier's Rocky Mountain scenery. 114.

title: Melrose Abbey, Glen Eyrie.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: TABLE D'HOTE LUNCH [held by] EVELYN RESTAURANT [at] "CORNER 78TH ST., OPPOSITE MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY, NEW YORK, NY" (REST;)

text: "HANDWRITTEN; TABLE D'HOTE LUNCH, 60 CENTS;"

text: Menus


title: EM. 6848

title: EM. 6848


title: LUNCHEON MENU [held by] MARIE ANTOINETTE HOTEL [at] "NEW YORK, NY" (HOTEL;)

text: PRICED A LA CARTE MENU; HOTEL SEAL AT TOP OF MENU

text: Menus


title: Collier's Rocky Mountain scenery. 115.

text: Colorado

text: Manitou Springs (Colo.)

text: Glen Eyrie (Colo.)

text: Palmer, William Jackson, 1836-1909

text: Homes and haunts

title: A rift in the rocks, Glen Eyrie.

title: Collier's Rocky Mountain scenery. 115.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Document

namePart: New Jersey (Province). Chancery Court

title: Document

abstracts: Dismissal by the Governor of the suits of John Anderson and Nathaniel Moore against Daniel Coxe.


title: France, 1764, [3]

namePart: Vinkhuijzen, Hendrik Jacobus

text: Military uniforms

text: History

text: [pp. 1-89]

title: France, 1764, [3]


title: LUNCHEON MENU [held by] SAN REMO HOTEL [at] "NEW YORK, NY" (HOTEL;)

text: TABLE D'HOTE MENU; HOTEL SEAL AT TOP OF MENU

text: Menus


title: Collier's Rocky Mountain scenery. 116.

text: Colorado

text: Manitou Springs (Colo.)

text: Glen Eyrie (Colo.)

text: Palmer, William Jackson, 1836-1909

text: Homes and haunts

title: Gen. Palmer's residence, Glen Eyrie, Colorado.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: BREAKFAST [held by] SHANLEY BROS. OYSTER HOUSES & GRILL ROOM [at] "383 6TH AVE.,1212 BROADWAY.,& 1476 BROADWAY. NY" (REST;)

text: COMPLETE WINE LIST ON BACK

text: Menus


title: Document

namePart: Van Duersen, Abraham

title: Document

abstracts: Will. Signed with his mark. Witnessed, Wyllem Beck, Peter Zenger, and one other.


title: Stereo. views of Colorado. 579.

originInfo: Chicago, Ill.Copelin & Son

namePart: Hine, Thomas

namePart: Copelin & Son

text: Colorado

text: Manitou Springs (Colo.)

text: Glen Eyrie (Colo.)

text: Palmer, William Jackson, 1836-1909

text: Homes and haunts

title: Glen Eyrie. The Punch Bowl.

title: Stereo. views of Colorado. 579.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: DINNER [held by] SHANLEY'S RESTAURANT [at] "383 6TH AVE.,1476 BROADWAY.,1212 BROADWAY., NY" (REST;)

text: "COMPLETE WINE LIST ON BACK; SIMILAR MENU ON SEPARATE PAGE, NO DATE, POOR CONDITION;"

text: Menus


title: Gen. Palmer's home, Glen Eyrie.

originInfo: Denver, Colo.

text: Colorado

text: Manitou Springs (Colo.)

text: Glen Eyrie (Colo.)

text: Palmer, William Jackson, 1836-1909

text: Homes and haunts

title: Gen. Palmer's home, Glen Eyrie.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Letter to Gov. [George] Clinton

namePart: Emmet, Thomas Addis, 1828-1919

namePart: Clinton, George, 1739-1812

namePart: Hughes, Hugh

title: Letter to Gov. [George] Clinton

abstracts: Just as he reached the gorge of the mountains on the left of Gen. Heath he met a Mr. Lent from Newark, who informed him that on the preceding Saturday seven British men-of-war had been towed into the Hook dismasted; this agrees with other accounts concerning a heavy cannonade being heard in the southwest.


title: BREAKFAST [held by] EMPIRE HOTEL [at] BROADWAY & 63RD ST. NY (HOTEL)

text: Menus