title: FAREWELL DINNER [held by] ASSOCIATES OF ALBERT WHITE VORSE ON THE STAFF OF G.P.PUTNAM'S SONS [at] CAFE LIBERTY (REST;)

text: ORIGINAL POEM ON INSIDE FRONT COVER;MENU ITEMS NOT IN ENGLISH

text: Menus


mmsType: Item

title: France, 1789, 1

sourceSystem: mms

namePart: Vinkhuijzen, Hendrik Jacobus

type: personal

type: topic

authority: lcsh

text: Military uniforms

text: History

type: admin

text: [pp. 1-50] / missing p. 1.

title: France, 1789, 1

supplied: no

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

rights: Can be used in advertising for NYPL exhibitions, on catalog covers, in press kits, or fundraising activities

rights: Can be sold through 3rd party print partner (e.g., New York Times)

rights: Can be used in products created by NYPL for commercial gain (e.g., Library Shop, CDs, DVDs, etc.)

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


field: dateCreated

keyDate: yes

title: Railroad wreck on Tariffville bridge.

originInfo:
1878

      New Britain, Conn.

namePart: Worden, N. R. (Nicholas R.)

usage: primary

type: geographic

authority: naf

text: Connecticut

text: Hartford County (Conn.)

authority: lctgm

text: Railroad accidents

text: Bridge failures

text: Tariffville (Conn.)

type: content

text: Includes views by various photographers and publishers.

text: Robert Dennis Collection of Stereoscopic Views.

text: Views of Hartford county, Connecticut: includes general views of Bristol, a view of the congregational church, homes, including one of the oldest in town, and a saw mill, all in Bristol; a view of a band entertaining at Compounce Lake; fires, winter scenes including a frozen fountain in the square, with churches and other buildings visible beyond in New Britain; a flood in Skinnerville; a street scene in Terryville; a train wreck on the Tariffville Bridge of the Connecticut Western Railroad; views on the Farmington River and Devils Lake including young women in a rowboat; the Shaker village at Enfield; a street scene in Southington; the effect of a wind storm; people standing near the foundation of the "Mooney family's house" near Hartford; view of a two-story wood-frame school house with students and teachers out front; a view showing a wood strewn landscape and damaged houses captioned "Ruins at the New Dam"; several young women in a horse-drawn omnibus at the tower on Talcott Mountain.

title: Railroad wreck on Tariffville bridge, January 15, 1878.

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


point: start

point: end

title: Letter to [Henry Laurens.]

originInfo: 1779-10-23Charles Town, S.C.

namePart: Emmet, Thomas Addis, 1828-1919

namePart: Laurens, Henry, 1724-1792

namePart: Laurens, John, 1754-1782

type: citation/reference

title: Letter to [Henry Laurens.]

supplied: yes

abstracts: Hopes to see him before the arrival of this and a previous letter, but cannot say by what conveyance he will make the journey; Count d'Estaing's efforts though not entirely successful had been of some service, and his capture of the Experiment and the Ariel had lessened the number of infesters of the coast; the loss of men in the late unhappy repulse renders re-inforcements necessary, but it would be better to send none than an inadequate number, or to have them come by land; the principal objection of the Marine Committee to embark the troops will be obviated by the position of d'Estaing's fleet; hopes his father will see the necessity of transports, and that they will be sent at once.

collectionTitle: Thomas Addis Emmet collection


field: dateIssued

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

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

text: "BUXOM WOMAN HOLDING SHIELD AND ANCHOR;UTENSILS AND FOOD;CITY SCENE IN BACKGROUND;FRAMED INSERT WITH SHIP AT SEA;TWO LISTINGS,ONE IN GERMAN ONE IN ENGLISH;"

typeOfResource:
text
still image

text: Menus

collectionTitle: The Buttolph collection of menus


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

text: "HARBOR SCENE;MUSICIAN PLAYING FLUTE;MUSICAL PROGRAM;MENU LISTED TWICE,ONCE IN GERMAN ONCE IN ENGLISH;"

text: Menus


title: Studies for the stereoscope.

originInfo:
1875
    1882

      New Britain, Conn.

text: Connecticut

text: Hartford County (Conn.)

text: Streets

text: New Britain (Conn.)

title: [The effect of a wind storm.]

title: [The effect of a wind storm.]

text: Stereoscopic views


title: LUNCHEON [held by] VOGELSANG'S [at] 178 & 180 MADISON ST. (REST;)

text: Menus


title: Document

namePart: Hyrne, Edmund M.

title: Document

abstracts: A return of the killed and wounded in the action at Savannah, Oct. 9, 1779.


title: 149TH REGULAR MEETING COMPLIMENTARY TO HON.CHARLES EMORY SMITH,POSTMASTER GENERAL [held by] COMMERCIAL CLUB OF ST LOUIS [at]

text: FRENCH MENU;RIBBON FASTENER ON TOP;WINES SERVED

text: Menus


title: DINNER [held by] ARLINGTON HOTEL [at] "TORONTO,ONT,CANADA" (HOTEL;)

text: SHAMROCKS;COAT OF ARMS;PRICED WINES

text: Menus


title: View of C.W. Bidwell's farm at Watertown.

text: Connecticut

text: Litchfield County (Conn.)

text: Farms

text: Watertown (Conn. : Town)

text: Includes views by Seward Barnes, T. M. V. Doughty, E. & H. T. Anthony and other photographers and publishers.

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Views of Litchfield county, Connecticut: includes views of Bantam Falls, mills near and a church in Litchfield; street scenes, homes and churches in New Milford; above and below the old mill at New Milford, including a waterfall and a covered bridge; general views, including farms at Washington and Washinton Depot; a quarry at Roxbury, and Roxbury falls; 3 women at Browns Falls, Cornwall; Abram F. Palmer's mill, Andrew Palmer on the roof, and the mill dam, south of Cornwall Plain; the Housatonic River at Falls Village, including waterfalls; and a covered bridge; homes, a hotel and street scenes including a parade with wagons, men dressed as militia and a band, a factory and a rural road at West Winstead; general view of and a view of C.W. Bidwell's farm at Watertown; a street scenes and a general store at Thomaston; a church and Alger Institute at Cornwall Plain; the house in Woodbury where the election of the first bishop of Connecticut, Samuel Seabury, was held; Bantam Lake and the Palace hotel; a general v

title: Home of C.W. Bidwell, Watertown, Conn.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: 116TH ANNUAL DINNER [held by] FRIENDLY SONS OF ST.PATRICK [at] "DELMONICO'S, NEW YORK, NY" (REST;)

text: MANY ILLUSTRATIONS; WINES SERVED;TOASTS;MUSICAL PROGRAM;NAMES;ELABORATE EMBLEM OF ORGANIZATION ON BACK COVER

text: Menus


title: View of Watertown, Conn.

text: Connecticut

text: Litchfield County (Conn.)

text: Watertown (Conn. : Town)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: View of Watertown, Conn.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Three women at Browns Falls, Cornwall.

text: Connecticut

text: Litchfield County (Conn.)

text: Waterfalls

type: name

nameType: corporate

text: Cornwall (Conn.)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: Browns Falls, Cornwall, Conn.

title: Three women at Browns Falls, Cornwall.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: 15TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY DINNER [held by] J.M.WHITMAN [at] "COLONIAL HOTEL,NASSAU,N.P.,BAHAMAS" (HOTEL;)

text: CHRYSTAL WEDDING ANNIVERSARY FOR WIFE HELEN WHITMAN;POEM;4 NAMES;WINES SERVED

text: Menus


namePart: Barnes, Seward J.

text: Connecticut

text: Litchfield County (Conn.)

text: Mills

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Seward W. Barnes (brother-in-law) took the picture, 1870.

title: [Abram F. Palmer's shop in the pines below, south of Cornwall Plain or Pine Street, Andrew K. Palmer, s[t]anding on the back shop.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: DINNER [held by] ARLINGTON hOTEL [at] "TORONTO,ONT,CANADA" (HOTEL;)

text: COAT OF ARMS;PRICED WINES

text: Menus


title: France, 1789, 1

text: Military uniforms

text: History

text: [pp. 1-50] / missing p. 1.

title: France, 1789, 1


text: Connecticut

text: Litchfield County (Conn.)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: [Abram F. Palmer's mill dam, south of Cornwall Plain.]

text: Stereoscopic views


title: DINNER TO ALBERT STETTHEIMER [held by] FRIENDS OF ALBERT STETTHEIMER [at]

text: PHOTOGRAPHS AND DATES OF VARIOUS MUSICAL EVENTS INCLUDING ALBERT STETTHEIMER;PHOTOGRAPH OF BUILDING PASTED ON FRONT COVER;HAND LETTERING AND DECORATION;RIBBON FASTENING AT LEFT;WINES SERVED;FRENCH MENU WITH PERSONAL REFERENCES

text: Menus


title:
The
    valley of the Housatonic. 6305.

originInfo:
1870

      New York, N.Y.

    E. & H.T. Anthony (Firm)

namePart: E. & H.T. Anthony (Firm)

type: corporate

text: Connecticut

text: Litchfield County (Conn.)

text: Waterfalls

text: New Milford (Conn.)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: Above the old saw mill near New Milford, Conn.

text: Stereoscopic views


title:
The
    valley of the Housatonic. 6309.

text: Connecticut

text: Litchfield County (Conn.)

text: Housatonic River (Mass. and Conn.)

text: Falls Village (Conn.)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: On the Housatonic River, at Falls Village, (Conn.)

text: Stereoscopic views


text: Menus


title: Document

namePart: Shaw, Alexander

title: Document

abstracts: Articles agreed on between Capt. Shaw and Major Hyrne, appointed commissioners to treat of and conclude an exchange of prisoners by Maj. Gen. Prevost and Maj. Gen. Lincoln.


title:
The
    valley of the Housatonic. 6313.

text: Connecticut

text: Litchfield County (Conn.)

text: Waterfalls

text: Housatonic River (Mass. and Conn.)

text: Falls Village (Conn.)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: The falls of the Housatonic at Falls Village, (Conn.)

text: Stereoscopic views


title: DINNER; [held by] GALVESTON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE [at] "TREMONT HOTEL,GALVESTON[TX]" (HOTEL;)

text: FRENCH MENU;WINES SERVED;MUSICAL PROGRAM;NAMES;ELABORATE FOLD ON BACK COVER;THIN CORD FASTENING AT LEFT

text: Menus


text: Connecticut

text: Litchfield County (Conn.)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: [Group portrait of a men, two women and three girls.]

text: Stereoscopic views


title:
The
    valley of the Housatonic. 6306.

originInfo:
1875

      New York, N.Y.

    H. Ropes & Co.

namePart: H. Ropes & Co.

text: Connecticut

text: Litchfield County (Conn.)

text: New Milford (Conn.)

text: Housatonic River (Mass. and Conn.)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: Below the old saw mill near New Milford, (Conn.)

text: Stereoscopic views


title: DINNER [held by] HOTEL ORMOND [at] "ORMOND, FL" (HOTEL;)

text: "FRONT COVER DIVIDED WITH DIAGONAL LINE OF GOLF BALLS AND TOWEL; UPPER HALF PALE YELLOW WITH CROSSED GOLF CLUBS IN UPPER LEFT CORNER; GOLF CUP FLAG IN UPPER RIGHT; CENTER, PALE BLUE FLAG WITH F.E.C.G.CLUB; WITH CROSSED FLAGS, AMERICAN ON LEFT, GREAT BRITAI"

text: Menus


title: Sheldon's stereoscopic views. 3.

namePart: Sheldon, K. T. (King T.)

text: Connecticut

text: Litchfield County (Conn.)

text: Streets

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: View on Main Street, West Winsted.

title: View on Main Street, West Winsted.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Sheldon's stereoscopic views. 4.

text: Connecticut

text: Litchfield County (Conn.)

text: Streets

text: Winter

text: Hotels

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: Old Union House, West Winsted.

title: Sheldon's stereoscopic views. 4.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Document

namePart: McArthur, John

title: Document

abstracts: A list of American officers not exchanged, including Gen. Elbert and 51 others. Endorsed: "A list of American officers prisoners in Georgia and elsewhere, Nov. 15, 1779:".


title: BREAKFAST [held by] CROMWELL STEAMSHIP COMPANY [at]  (SS;)

text: PALE BLUE CARD; RED FLAG WITH "C"; HAND-WRITTEN MENU

text: Menus


title: The Beardsley's place, West Winsted, Conn.

text: Connecticut

text: Litchfield County (Conn.)

text: Houses

text: Rivers

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: France, 1789, 1

text: Military uniforms

text: History

text: [pp. 1-50] / missing p. 1.

title: France, 1789, 1


title: A factory at West Winsted.

text: Connecticut

text: Litchfield County (Conn.)

text: Factories

text: Rivers

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: [A factory at West Winsted.]

text: Stereoscopic views


title: DINNER] [held by] CROMWELL STEAMSHIP COMPANY [at]  (SS;)

text: PALE BUFF CARD; RED FLAG WITH "C"; HAND-WRITTEN MENU

text: Menus


title: Connecticut Western Scenery. 123.

text: Connecticut

text: Litchfield County (Conn.)

text: Roads

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: View of a rural road at West Winsted.

title: View of a rural road at West Winsted.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: FRUHSTUCK/LUNCH [held by] HAMBURG AMERIKA LINIE [at] SCHNELLDAMPFER (EXPRESS STEAMER) AUGUST VICTORIA (SS;)

text: ILLUS, GODDESS WITH SWORD IN RIGHT HAND, SHIELD WITH "H.A.P.A.G."; CASTLES IN BACKGROUND; TRAY WITH FRUIT, GRAPES, WINE JUB AND GLASS IN FOREGROUND; IN CARTOUCHE, STEAMSHIP

text: Menus


title: Sheldon's stereoscopic views.

text: Connecticut

text: Litchfield County (Conn.)

text: Parades & processions

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: [A parade with wagons, men dressed as militia and a band.]

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Cornwall Plain: church and Alger Institute.

text: Connecticut

text: Litchfield County (Conn.)

text: Schools

text: Cornwall (Conn.)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: BILL OF FARE/[BREAKFAST] ONE SIDE; BILL OF FARE/[LUNCH] REVERSE SIDE; [held by] CHILDS' LUNCH ROOMS [at] "54 BEAVER STREET [NEW YORK, NY];" (REST.)

text: THIS MENU SAYS: "CHILDS' LUNCH ROOMS THROUGHOUT THE CITY. BILL OF FARE FOR 54 BEAVER ST." ; 17 ADDITIONAL LOCATIONS IN NEW YORK CITY LISTED; 1 LOCATION IN NEW HAVEN, CT; 5 LOCATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA, PA; NOTATION: "MILK EXPRESSED FROM OUR OWN DAIRY EVERY MORNING."

text: Menus


title: DINNER] [held by] HAMBURG AMERIKA LINIE [at] SCHNELLDAMPFER (EXPRESS STEAMER) AUGUST VICTORIA (SS;)

text: "ILLUS, PORT OF NEAPEL (THEIR SPELLING)/NAPLES; CONCERT PROGRAM;"

text: Menus


title: Bantam Falls.

originInfo:
1880

      Litchfield, Conn.

namePart: Judd, J. L. (Jesse L.)

text: Connecticut

text: Litchfield County (Conn.)

text: Waterfalls

text: Bantam Falls (Conn.)

text: Robert Dennis Collection of Stereoscopic Views.

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: Bantam Falls.

text: Stereoscopic views


text: BUFF CARD; RED FLAG WITH "C"; HAND-WRITTEN MENU

text: Menus


title: Two-story house in West Winsted.

text: Connecticut

text: Litchfield County (Conn.)

text: Houses

text: Winsted (Conn.)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: [Two-story house in West Winsted.]

text: Stereoscopic views


title: View of house still standing (1876) in Woodbury, Conn., formerly occupied by Rev. John Rutgers Marshall, Missionary and First Rector of St. Paul's Church. [...]

namePart: Botsford, Heman (fl. 1870-1879)

text: Connecticut

text: Litchfield County (Conn.)

nameType: personal

text: Marshall, John Rutgers, 1743-1789

text: Homes and haunts

authority: aat

text: Saltbox houses

text: Woodbury (Conn.)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: REGULAR DINNER [held by] MILLS HOTEL RESTAURANT [at] "BLEECKER, THOMPSON AND SULLIVAN STREETS; ENTRANCE ON BLEECKER STREET;" (HOTEL;)

text: "REGULAR DINNER, SOUP, ONE MEAT DISH, TWO VEGETABLES, DESSERT, TEN, COFFEE OR MILK, 15 CENTS; DINNER FROM 11:30 A.M. TO 9 P.M.; SPECIAL AFTER 5 P.M. -- FRICASSEED CHICKEN WITH DUMPLING; A LA CARTE MENU ON REVERSE SIDE;"

text: Menus


title:
A
    portion of Bantam Falls.

text: Connecticut

text: Litchfield County (Conn.)

text: Bridges

text: Waterfalls

text: Bantam Falls (Conn.)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: A portion of Bantam Falls.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Episcopal Church, South Street.

originInfo: 1880Litchfield, Conn.

text: Connecticut

text: Litchfield County (Conn.)

text: Episcopal churches

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: Episcopal Church, South Street.

text: Stereoscopic views


text: Menus


title: France, 1789, 1

text: Military uniforms

text: History

text: [pp. 1-50] / missing p. 1.

title: France, 1789, 1


title: Old school house, Main St., N.M. [New Milford].

originInfo:
1880

      New Milford, Conn.

    F.G. Bennett & Son

namePart: Landon, S. C. (Seth C.) (b. 1825)

text: Connecticut

text: Litchfield County (Conn.)

text: Schools

text: New Milford (Conn.)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: North end of Main Street, N.M. [New Milford].

text: Connecticut

text: Litchfield County (Conn.)

text: Streets

text: New Milford (Conn.)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Stereoscopic views


text: Connecticut

text: Litchfield County (Conn.)

text: Streets

text: New Milford (Conn.)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: [View of a streets and large buildings, New Milford.]

text: Stereoscopic views


title: EVENING DINNER [held by] PABST BLUE RIBBON [at] "122-124 S. CLARK STREET, CHICAGO [IL];" (REST;)

text: PABST BLUE RIBBON LOGO

text: Menus


title: House, So. [south] Main St., N.M. [New Milford].

text: Connecticut

text: Litchfield County (Conn.)

text: Houses

text: New Milford (Conn.)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Stereoscopic views


text: "ILLUS, PORT OF MESSINA; CONCERT PROGRAM;"

text: Menus


title: Sanford House, Main St., N.M. [New Milford].

text: Connecticut

text: Litchfield County (Conn.)

text: Houses

text: New Milford (Conn.)

text: Includes views by Seward Barnes, T. M. V. Doughty, E. & H. T. Anthony and other photographers and publishers.

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Stereoscopic views


text: BUFF COLOR STOCK; RED FLAG WITH "C"; HAND-WRITTEN MENU

text: Menus


title: Wright House, Main St., N.M. [New Milford].

text: Connecticut

text: Litchfield County (Conn.)

text: Houses

text: New Milford (Conn.)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Views of Litchfield county, Connecticut: includes views of Bantam Falls, mills near and a church in Litchfield; street scenes, homes and churches in New Milford; above and below the old mill at New Milford, including a waterfall and a covered bridge; general views, including farms at Washington and Washinton Depot; a quarry at Roxbury, and Roxbury falls; 3 women at Browns Falls, Cornwall; Abram F. Palmer's mill, Andrew Palmer on the roof, and the mill dam, south of Cornwall Plain; the Housatonic River at Falls Village, including waterfalls; and a covered bridge; homes, a hotel and street scenes including a parade with wagons, men dressed as militia and a band, a factory and a rural road at West Winstead; general view of and a view of C.W. Bidwell's farm at Watertown; a street scenes and a general store at Thomaston; a church and Alger Institute at Cornwall Plain; the house in Woodbury where the election of the first bishop of Connecticut, Samuel Seabury, was held; Bantam Lake and the Palace hotel; a general v

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Cong[regational] Church, Washington Green.

text: Connecticut

text: Litchfield County (Conn.)

text: Congregational churches

text: New Milford (Conn.)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Depot Washington, CT

text: Connecticut

text: Litchfield County (Conn.)

text: Railroad stations

text: Washington (Conn.)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: Depot Washington, CT

text: Stereoscopic views


text: Menus


title: Shepang, south of Washington Depot.

originInfo: 1880New Milford, Conn.F.G. Bennett & Son

text: Connecticut

text: Litchfield County (Conn.)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: Shepang, south of Washington Depot.

text: Stereoscopic views


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

text: Menus


title: Litchfield county views.

text: Connecticut

text: Litchfield County (Conn.)

text: Washington (Conn.)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: Washington.

title: Litchfield county views.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: BREAKFAST [held by] CROMWELL STEAMSHIP COMPANY [at]  (SS;)

text: Menus


title: Litchfield county views.

text: Connecticut

text: Litchfield County (Conn.)

text: Waterfalls

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: Roxbury Falls.

title: Litchfield county views.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: France, 1789, 2

text: Military uniforms

text: History

text: [pp. 51-102]

title: France, 1789, 2


title: Quarries, Mine Hill, Roxbury.

text: Connecticut

text: Litchfield County (Conn.)

text: Quarrying

text: Roxbury (Conn. : Town)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: Quarries, Mine Hill, Roxbury.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Bantam Lake, looking east - towards Island Hotel.

originInfo: New Milford, Conn.

text: Connecticut

text: Litchfield County (Conn.)

text: Lakes & ponds

text: Hotels

text: Dry stone walls

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: DINNER] [held by] CROMWELL STEAMSHIP COMPANY [at]  (SS;)

text: Menus


title: Waramaug Lake views.

originInfo: 18651875New Milford, Conn.

text: Connecticut

text: Litchfield County (Conn.)

text: Lakes & ponds

text: Rowboats

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: South shore from the west.

title: South shore from the west.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: BREAKFAST [held by] HOTEL MAJESTIC [at] "NEW YORK, NY" (HOTEL)

text: LOGO PRINTED IN PURPLE:  LION AND BULL RAMPANT, SHIELD WITH "MAJESTIC" ON DIAGONAL, SURMOUNTED WITH CROWN

text: Menus


title: Waramaug Lake views.

text: Connecticut

text: Litchfield County (Conn.)

text: Lakes & ponds

text: Rail fences

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: West end from the north.

title: West end from the north.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: CARTE DU JOUR/DINNER [held by] HOTEL MANHATTAN [at] "MADISON AVE & 42ND ST., NEW YORK, [NY];" (HOTEL;)

text: Menus


title: View of a general store at Thomaston.

originInfo: Thomaston, Conn.

namePart: McDonald, James A.

text: Connecticut

text: Litchfield County (Conn.)

text: Streets

text: Thomaston (Conn.)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: [View of a general store at Thomaston.]

text: Stereoscopic views


title: LUNCH; [held by] HOTEL GRENOBLE/WARREN LELAND JR. [at] "NEW YORK, NY" (HOTEL;)

text: PALE BUFF CARD WITH GARLAND BORDER AND NAME OF HOTEL PRINTED IN PINK; PRICED WINE LIST; NOTATION:; "WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH, LONG DISTANCE AND LOCAL TELEPHONE IN READING ROOM. CIGARS AND NEWS STAND IN MAIN OFFICE."

text: Menus


title: DINNER [held by] HOTEL MAJESTIC [at] "CENTRAL PARK WEST, 72ND & 71ST STS., NEW YORK, [NY];" (HOTEL;)

text: Menus


title: DINNER] [held by] HAMBURG AMERIKA LINIE [at] SCHNELLDAMPFER (EXPRESS STEAMER) AUGUST VICTORIA (SS;)

text: "ILLUS, PORT OF GENUA (THEIR SPELLING); CONCERT PROGRAM;"

text: Menus


title: Medicine and drygoods store in Clinton.

text: Connecticut

text: Middlesex County (Conn.)

text: Stores & shops

text: Picket fences

text: Clinton (Conn.)

text: Includes views by  T. S. Oldershaw, A. McIntosh, George W. Hennigar and other photographers and publishers.

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Views of Middlesex county, Connecticut: includes a view of an industrial or mill building in Center Brook; a doctor's home and medicine and drygoods store in Clinton; a home in Deep River; street views, views of a large stone house and of McDonough House in Middletown; a railroad siding near a river, small sailing ships moored for loading and railroad bridge over the [Connecticut] river in the background; the Air Line railroad bridge near Middletown; the steamboat "City of Hartford" after a collision with a bridge; brownstone quarries near Portland, showing the river and sailing vessels beyond, the quarries are dug below the level of the river; a farm in Saybrook; the remains of a wrecked steamboat in the Connecticut River.

title: [Medicine and drygoods store in Clinton.]

text: Stereoscopic views


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

originInfo: 1779-06-21South Carolina

namePart: Lincoln, Benjamin, 1733-1810

namePart: Richardson, Richard

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

abstracts: Has nothing new to report except that the troops mentioned the day before by Capt. Hall, as marching towards Stono ferry, had returned a few hours after; two empty boats had been taken from some negroes who escaped; Mr. Pinckney wishes to know if Gen. Lincoln had received a letter from Gen. Prevost.


title: CARTE DU JOUR; [held by] HOTEL GRENOBLE [at] "NEW YORK, NY" (HOTEL;)

text: PALE BUFF CARD; PRICED WINE LIST; NOTATION: "WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH, LONG DISTANCE AND LOCAL TELEPHONE IN READING ROOM. CIGARS AND NEWS STAND IN MAIN OFFICE."

text: Menus


title:
A
    home in Deep River.

text: Connecticut

text: Middlesex County (Conn.)

text: Houses

text: Picket fences

text: Deep River (Conn.)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: [A home in Deep River.]

text: Stereoscopic views


title: McDonough House, Middletown, Conn.

text: Connecticut

text: Middlesex County (Conn.)

text: Hotels

text: Middletown (Conn.)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: McDonough House, Middletown, Conn.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: DINNER [held by] BATTERY PARK HOTEL [at] "ASHEVILLE, NC" (HOTEL)

text: [ILLUS OF HOTEL?]; WINE LIST; NOTATION: "SECURE TICKETS NOW AT OFFICE FOR ASHEVILLE MUSIC FESTIVAL, THEODORE THOMAS CHICAGO ORCHESTRA, GRAND OPERA HOUSE, MARCH 21ST AND 22ND"; REAR PAGE: "WHERE TO GO: POINTS OF INTEREST, WITH DISTANCES FROM BATTERY PARK HOTEL IN MILES."

text: Menus


title: France, 1789, 2

namePart: Vinkhuijzen, Hendrik Jacobus

text: Military uniforms

text: History

text: [pp. 51-102]

title: France, 1789, 2


title: Union Street, Middletown, Conn.

originInfo: Middletown, Conn.

namePart: Bundy, J.K. (Joseph K.) (b. 1812)

text: Connecticut

text: Middlesex County (Conn.)

text: Streets

text: Middletown (Conn.)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: Union Street, Middletown, Conn.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: BREAKFAST [held by] CROMWELLL STEAMSHIP COMPANY [at]  (SS;)

text: HANDWRITTEN IN BLACK INK; STEAMSHIP COMPANY FLAG AT TOP OF MENU; DECORATIVE BORDER

text: Menus


originInfo: 187-Middletown, Conn.

namePart: Kirk, H.

text: Connecticut

text: Middlesex County (Conn.)

text: Industrial facilities

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: [View of an industrial or mill building in Center Brook.]

text: Stereoscopic views


title: DINNER TO HON. WILLIAM L. STRONG [held by] FRIENDS & ASSOCIATES IN CITY GOVERNMENT [at] "SHERRY'S, NEW YORK, NY" (REST;)

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

text: "FRENCH; INCLUDES WINES SERVED WITH INDIVIDUAL COURSES; PHOTOGRAPH OF MR. STRONG, AS WELL AS PHOTOGRAPHS OF MULTIPLE NYC BUILDINGS, INCLUDING THE NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY; SILK RIBBON ATTACHMENTS;"

text: Menus


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

originInfo: 1779-06-08Charles Town, S.C.

namePart: Emmet, Thomas Addis, 1828-1919

namePart: Moultrie, William

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

abstracts: Has just received his letter, asking for news of the enemy's fleet; can discover no alterations in its movements; a small schooner had come down by Wappoo cut with a number of men, probably invalids, on board and had joined the fleet at Stono bar; two Hessian deserters had come in bringing no news except of the prevalence of fever; some gentlemen of Ashley ferry parish had called to state that the North Carolina troops left on Mrs. Pinckney's plantation as a guard, were doing more harm than good; they will be recalled and Lining's company sent in their place; had received a letter from the President of Congress [Jay] assigning him to the command in place of Lincoln who was to have leave of absence on account of ill health; begs him to remain, as he feels unequal to the task at this critical time.


originInfo:
1879

      Middletown, Conn.

namePart: McIntosh, A. (Ansel)

text: Connecticut

text: Middlesex County (Conn.)

text: Streets

text: Middletown (Conn.)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: [Street view with a church in Middletown.]

text: Stereoscopic views


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

text: GERMAN & ENGLISH; INCLUDES CONCERT-PROGRAMM; HARBOUR SCENE ON FRONT

text: Menus


text: Connecticut

text: Middlesex County (Conn.)

text: Houses

text: Middletown (Conn.)

text: Robert Dennis Collection of Stereoscopic Views.

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: [View of a large stone house, Middletown, Conn.]

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Letter to Henry Laurens President of Congress, York Town, Pensilvania

originInfo: 1778-02-16Charles Town, S.C.

namePart: Laurens, Henry, 1724-1792

namePart: Kershaw, Joseph

abstracts: Has heard that an express will leave the next day with the Articles of Confederation as agreed to by the General Assembly; has received his letter of Nov. 3, inclosing one from Gen. Baron De Kalb; in accordance with his request he has ordered the two trunks sent by the first wagon that can be procured; had paid the carriage £130; the wagon belongs to W. and G. Hays of Lancaster; thinks the Baron has mistaken the Christian name of Lauman, which is Lodavick, and not Lewis, as he writes; the late fire has made great havoc in the town, but the people are cheerful; the port has been blockaded for some time by British cruisers and privateers which have captured many ships bound for Charleston, necessaries of life are amazingly dear; salt is £14 per bushel, brown sugar £200 to £250 Per cwt., and other articles in proportion; congratulates him on the gallant conduct of his son, and hopes his wounds are healed.


title: SPECIAL LENTEN DISHES [held by] MANDEL'S TEA ROOMS [at]  (REST;)

text: PRICED MENU

text: Menus


title: Air Line railroad bridge near Middletown.

originInfo: 18731884Middletown, Conn.

text: Connecticut

text: Middlesex County (Conn.)

text: Railroad bridges

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: Air Line bridge.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: MENU [held by] CROMWELL STEAMSHIP COMPANY [at]  (SS;)

text: "STEAMSHIP COMPANY FLAG AT TOP OF MENU, DECORATIVE BORDER;"

text: Menus


originInfo:
1873

      Middletown, Conn.

namePart: McIntosh & Camp

text: Connecticut

text: Middlesex County (Conn.)

text: Connecticut River

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: [Small sailing ships moored for loading and railroad bridge over the Connecticut River in the background.]

text: Stereoscopic views


originInfo:
1882

      Middletown, Conn.

namePart: Oldershaw, T. S. (Thomas S.)

text: Connecticut

text: Middlesex County (Conn.)

text: Connecticut River

text: Steamboat disasters

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: [The remains of a wrecked steamboat in the Connecticut River.]

text: Stereoscopic views


title: DINNER [held by] CROMWELL STEAMSHIP COMPANY [at]  (SS;)

text: HANDWRITTEN IN BLACK INK; STEAMSHIP FLAG AT TOP OF MENU; DECORATIVE BORDER

text: Menus


title: Brownstone quarries near Portland, showing the river and sailing vessels beyond, the quarries are dug below the level of the river.

text: Connecticut

text: Middlesex County (Conn.)

text: Quarrying

text: Portland (Conn.)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: Brownstone quarries, Portland, Conn. The Middlesex Quarry.

text: Stereoscopic views


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

text: "GERMAN & ENGLISH; ILLUSTRATIONS OF STEAMSHIP, GODDESS OF FOOD, FRUITS, WINES;"

text: Menus


title: France, 1789, 2

text: Military uniforms

text: History

text: [pp. 51-102]

title: France, 1789, 2


text: "GERMAN & ENGLISH; ILLUSTRATION OF STEAMSHIP, GODDESS OF FOOD, FOODSTUFFS;"

text: Menus


text: Connecticut

text: Middlesex County (Conn.)

text: Quarrying

text: Portland (Conn.)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Stereoscopic views


text: GERMAN & ENGLISH; SEA SCENE ON COVER; INCLUDES "MUSIK PROGRAMM"

text: Menus


title: Brownstone quarries. Old tree in the Brainerd & Co. Quarry,  Portland, Conn.

text: Connecticut

text: Middlesex County (Conn.)

text: Quarrying

text: Trees

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Brownstone quarries, Portland, Conn. (The Brainerd & Co. Quarry.)

text: Connecticut

text: Middlesex County (Conn.)

text: Quarrying

text: Portland (Conn.)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: DINNER TENDERED TO RIGHT WORSHIPFUL BENJAMIN V.W. OWENS, DISTRICT DEPUTY GRAND MASTER [held by] THIRD MASONIC DISTRICT MASTERS' ASSOCIATION [at] "ARGYLE, THE, BROOKLYN, NY" ([REST?];)

text: INCLUDES MANHATTAN COCKTAILS & WINES SERVED WITH INDIVIDUAL COURSES, CIGARETTES & "SEGARS;" PHOTOGRAPH OF MR. OWENS; INCLUDES SEVERAL PAGES OF AUTOGRAPHS; MASONIC SEAL ON COVER; SILK RIBBON ATTACHMENTS

text: Menus


title: Brainerd Quarry, Portland, Conn.

text: Connecticut

text: Middlesex County (Conn.)

text: Quarrying

text: Portland (Conn.)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: Brainerd Quarry, Portland, Conn.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Brownstone quarries, Portland, Conn. (The Shaler & Call Quarry.)

text: Connecticut

text: Middlesex County (Conn.)

text: Quarrying

text: Portland (Conn.)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Stereoscopic views


text: "GERMAN & ENGLISH;ILLUSTRATION OF STEAMSHIP, FOODS, FRUITS, VINES, GODDESS;"

text: Menus


title: L.C. Spencer's residence and farm buildings, Saybrook, Conn.

text: Connecticut

text: Middlesex County (Conn.)

text: Farms

text: Saybrook (Conn.)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Stereoscopic views


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

text: GERMAN & ENGLISH; MARITIME ILLUSTRATION; INCLUDES "CONCERT-PROGRAMM"

text: Menus


title: L.C. Spencer's residence, Saybrook, Conn.

text: Connecticut

text: Middlesex County (Conn.)

text: Houses

text: Saybrook (Conn.)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: FAREWELL DINNER GIVEN TO JUDGE TAFT [held by] BAR OF THE SIXTH CIRCUIT [at] "ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL, CINCINNATI, OH" (HOTEL;)

text: INCLUDES WINES SERVED WITH INDIVIDUAL COURSES; TOASTS; INCLUDES SEPARATE SEATING PLAN; SILK RIBBON ATTACHMENTS

text: Menus


title: L.C. Spencer's farm buildings, Saybrook, Conn.

text: Connecticut

text: Middlesex County (Conn.)

text: Farms

text: Saybrook (Conn.)

text: Includes views by  T. S. Oldershaw, A. McIntosh, George W. Hennigar and other photographers and publishers.

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Stereoscopic views


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

text: "REGULAR BREAKFAST... 15 CENTS; REGULAR DINNER ... 15C; 21 MEAL TICKETS FOR $3.00"

text: Menus


title: Document

originInfo: 1780-05-07Fort Moultrie, S.C.

namePart: Hudson, Charles

namePart: Scott, William

title: Document

abstracts: Articles of capitulation agreed on at the surrender of Fort Moultrie. Contemporary copy. Endorsed.


originInfo:
1876

      Middletown, Conn.

namePart: Hennigar, George W.

text: Connecticut

text: Middlesex County (Conn.)

text: Steamboats

text: Railroad bridges

text: Connecticut River

text: Disasters

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Views of Middlesex county, Connecticut: includes a view of an industrial or mill building in Center Brook; a doctor's home and medicine and drygoods store in Clinton; a home in Deep River; street views, views of a large stone house and of McDonough House in Middletown; a railroad siding near a river, small sailing ships moored for loading and railroad bridge over the [Connecticut] river in the background; the Air Line railroad bridge near Middletown; the steamboat "City of Hartford" after a collision with a bridge; brownstone quarries near Portland, showing the river and sailing vessels beyond, the quarries are dug below the level of the river; a farm in Saybrook; the remains of a wrecked steamboat in the Connecticut River.

title: [The steamboat "City of Hartford" after a collision with a bridge.]

text: Stereoscopic views


title: France, 1789, 2

text: Military uniforms

text: History

text: [pp. 51-102]

title: France, 1789, 2


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

text: ITALIAN; ALL ITEMS 5C AND 10C; [DATE INFO SUPPLIED BY FEB]; SPECIAL ITEMS HANDWRITTEN

text: Menus


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

text: MENU IN GERMAN AND ENGLISH; WOMAN IN CLASSICAL DRESS HOLDING SHIELD WITH INITIALS H.A.P.A.G.; FRUITS; STEAMER

text: Menus


title: West Main St., Meriden, Conn. From Town Hall.

text: Connecticut

text: New Haven County (Conn.)

text: Meriden (Conn.)

text: Includes views by D. French, G. N. Granniss and other photographers and publishers.

text: Robert Dennis Collecton of Stereoscopic Views.

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Views of New Haven county, including Falkner Island, Wallingford, Waterbury, West Meriden, and Westville, Connecticut: includes general and street views; view of the Falkner Island lighthouse; views of homes, including interiors of parlors showing a stuffed bird collection, furniture, etc.; churches, including a view of an altar; the state reform school, a business block; an old mill; a child sitting in a wheelbarrow with her doll, ax sharpener, rake, basket and watering can nearby; a flood scene in Waterbury; a winter views in Meriden; the interior of a freight depot in Wallingford; an exhibit of Simpson, Hall, Miller & Co. merchandise at a fair; a view showing a rocky cliff rising behind the church and schoolhouse in Westville.

text: Stereoscopic views


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

text: MENU IN GERMAN AND ENGLISH; MUSICALPROGRAM; ILLUSTATION OF STEAMER AND CATHEDRAL

text: Menus


title: Church and school house at West Rock, Westville, Conn.

text: Connecticut

text: New Haven County (Conn.)

text: New Haven (Conn.)

text: Churches

text: Schools

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Stereoscopic views


text: MENU IN GERMAN AND ENGLISH; MUSICAL PROGRAM; ILLUSTATION OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN IN SALON

text: Menus


title: Parmelee house.

originInfo: West Meriden, Conn.

namePart: French, D. (David)

text: Connecticut

text: New Haven County (Conn.)

text: Ruins

text: Disasters

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: Parmelee house.

text: Stereoscopic views


text: MENU IN GERMAN AND ENGLISH; MUSICAL PROGRAM; ILLUSTATION OF GENOA

text: Menus


title: Views in Waterbury and vicinity.

originInfo:
1875

      Waterbury, Conn.

namePart: Granniss, G. N. (George N.)

text: Connecticut

text: New Haven County (Conn.)

text: Floods

text: Waterbury (Conn.)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: The flood of August 18th, 1875.

title: Views in Waterbury and vicinity.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: COMPLIMENTARY DINNER TO MR. M.E. INGALLS [held by] M.E. INGALLS' FRIENDS(?) [at] QUEEN CITY CLUB (OTHER (PRIVATE CLUB);)

text: MENU IN FRENCH; LIST OF FRIENDS(?) ON BACK COVER

text: Menus


title: Views in Waterbury and vicinity.

originInfo: Waterbury, Conn.

text: Connecticut

text: New Haven County (Conn.)

text: Churches

text: Waterbury (Conn.)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: [Church, Waterbury, Conn.]

title: Views in Waterbury and vicinity.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: View of an altar and the organ.

namePart: Page, W. F. (Wilbur F.)

text: Connecticut

text: New Haven County (Conn.)

text: Interiors

text: Churches

text: Organs

text: Flower arrangements

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: [View of an altar and the organ.]

text: Stereoscopic views


title: DINNER [held by] HOTEL DES TEMPLES [at] GIRGENTI [SICILY] (FOR;)

text: MENU IN FRENCH; HANDWRITTEN

text: Menus


title: From Pleasant St., looking north-west.

originInfo:
1875

      Meriden, Conn.

namePart: Green, J. F. (Jeremiah F.) (b. 1841)

text: Connecticut

text: New Haven County (Conn.)

text: Meriden (Conn.)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: From Pleasant St., looking north-west.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: DAILY MENU [held by] MILLS HOTEL [at] "BLEECKER STREET, NEW YORK" (REST;)

text: COMMUTATION TICKETS; TABLES RESERVED FOR LADIES

text: Menus


title: Meriden and vicinity.

originInfo:
1880

      Meriden, Conn.

text: Connecticut

text: New Haven County (Conn.)

text: Commercial streets

text: Meriden (Conn.)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: [One of the streets in Meriden.]

title: [One of the streets in Meriden.]

text: Stereoscopic views


title: France, 1789, 2

namePart: Vinkhuijzen, Hendrik Jacobus

text: Military uniforms

text: History

text: [pp. 51-102]

title: France, 1789, 2


title: Meriden and vicinity. 12.

text: Connecticut

text: New Haven County (Conn.)

text: Meriden (Conn.)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: View from tower of Britannia shop, looking east.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Meriden and vicinity. 27.

text: Connecticut

text: New Haven County (Conn.)

text: Reformatories

text: Meriden (Conn.)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: State Reform School.

title: Meriden and vicinity. 27.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Old mill, North Haven.

originInfo:
1880

      Wallingford, Conn.

namePart: Hull, Chas. (Charles G.)

text: Connecticut

text: New Haven County (Conn.)

text: Roads

text: Mills

text: North Haven (Conn.)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: Old mill, North Haven.

text: Stereoscopic views


originInfo: 1880Wallingford, Conn.

text: Connecticut

text: New Haven County (Conn.)

text: Baskets

text: Children

text: Wheelbarrows

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: [A child sitting in a wheelbarrow with her doll, ax sharpener, rake, basket and watering can nearby.]

text: Stereoscopic views


title: View on Quinnipiac Street.

text: Connecticut

text: New Haven County (Conn.)

text: Streets

text: Wallingford (Conn.)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: View on Quinnipiac Street.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Interior of a parlor showing a stuffed bird collection, furniture, etc.

originInfo:
1875

      Wallingford, Conn.

text: Connecticut

text: New Haven County (Conn.)

text: Taxidermy

text: Wallingford (Conn.)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: Parlor, Falkner's Island.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: LUNCH [held by] HOTEL DES TEMPLES [at] GIRGENTI [SICILY] (FOR;)

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

text: MENU IN FRENCH; HANDWRITTEN; ILLUSTRATION OF RUIN; ADS IN GERMAN AND FRENCH ON BACK

text: Menus


title: Parlor.

originInfo: 1875Wallingford, Conn.

text: Connecticut

text: New Haven County (Conn.)

text: Interiors

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: [Parlor.]

text: Stereoscopic views


title: France, 1789-1790

text: Military uniforms

text: History

text: missing pp. 2, 15, 20, 27, 34-44.

title: France, 1789-1790


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

text: GERMAN AND ENGLISH; WOMAN IN CLASSICAL DRESS HOLDING SHIELD WITH INITIALS  H.A.P.A.G.; STEAMER; FRUITS

text: Menus


title:
The
    interior of a freight depot in Wallingford.

originInfo: Wallingford, Conn.

text: Connecticut

text: New Haven County (Conn.)

text: Freight terminals

text: Wallingford (Conn.)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: Freight depot.

text: Stereoscopic views


text: Connecticut

text: New Haven County (Conn.)

text: Exhibitions

text: Silverwork

text: Simpson, Hall, Miller & Co.

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: [An exhibit of Simpson, Hall, Miller & Co. merchandise at a fair.]

text: Stereoscopic views


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

text: GERMAN AND ENGLISH; MUSICAL PROGRAM; ILLUSTRATION OF STEAMER WITH AZORES IN THE BACKGROUND

text: Menus


title: Ice storm, Winter of 1890. Colony Street North from Columbia.

originInfo:
1890

      Meriden, Conn.

text: Connecticut

text: New Haven County (Conn.)

text: Streets

text: Ice

text: Meriden (Conn.)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Stereoscopic views


text: GERMAN AND ENGLISH; MUSICAL PROGRAM; ILLUSTRATION OF STEAMER AND DINING ROOM

text: Menus


title:
A
    winter view in Meriden.

originInfo: Meriden, Conn.

text: Connecticut

text: New Haven County (Conn.)

text: Streets

text: Winter

text: Meriden (Conn.)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: [A winter view in Meriden.]

text: Stereoscopic views


title:
A
    winter views in Meriden.

text: Connecticut

text: New Haven County (Conn.)

text: Winter

text: Churches

text: Meriden (Conn.)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: Meriden, Conn.

title: A winter views in Meriden.

text: Stereoscopic views


text: GERMAN AND ENGLISH; MUSICAL PROGRAM; ILLUSTRATION OF SHIP AND MEDIEVAL TOWN

text: Menus


title: Falkner light house.

namePart: Worden, N. R. (Nicholas R.)

text: Connecticut

text: New Haven County (Conn.)

text: Lighthouses

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: Falkner light house.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: DINNER [held by] HADDON HALL [at] "ATLANTIC CITY, NJ" (HOTEL;)

text: LOGO; NOTE ABOUT PURITY OF WATER

text: Menus


title: BREAKFAST [held by] CROMWELL STEAMSHIP COMPANY [at] EN ROUTE (SS;)

text: HANDWRITTEN; BLUE; RED LOGO

text: Menus


title: Bradley Street, New London, Conn.

text: Connecticut

text: New London County (Conn.)

text: Includes views by G. M. Bolton, D. T. Ide and other photographers and publishers.

text: Robert Dennis Collection of Stereoscopic Views.

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Views of New London, Tolland and Windham counties, Connecticut: includes a hotel and its stables in Dayville; the harbor at New London, including sailboats; general view of Mansfield Center; a home at Mystic River; general and street views, the post office, boats moored, a mill and a lighthouse at New London; a farm house and the "Putnam Wolf Den" (a small cave?) at Pomfret; a woman and a horse at Putnam; croquet players at Watch Hill House and the lighthouse at Watch Hill; a flood and destroyed bridge.

title: Bradley Street, New London, Conn.

text: Stereoscopic views


title:
The
    harbor, New London.

text: Connecticut

text: New London County (Conn.)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: The harbor, New London.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: House of Mr. L.S. Thompson, Pomfret, Conn.

text: Connecticut

text: Windham County (Conn.)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Dayville hotel and its stables.

text: Connecticut

text: Windham County (Conn.)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: [Dayville hotel and its stables.]

text: Stereoscopic views


title: France, 1789-1790

text: Military uniforms

text: History

text: missing pp. 2, 15, 20, 27, 34-44.

title: France, 1789-1790


title: DINNER [held by] CROMWELL STEAMSHIP COMPANY [at] EN ROUTE (SS;)

text: HANDWRITTEN; RED LOGO

text: Menus


title: Dayville hotel stable.

text: Connecticut

text: Windham County (Conn.)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: [Dayville hotel stable.]

text: Stereoscopic views


text: Connecticut

text: Windham County (Conn.)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: "Putnam Wolf Den" [a small cave?], Pomfret, Conn.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Document

originInfo: 1778-11-17Philadelphia, Pa.

namePart: Emmet, Thomas Addis, 1828-1919

namePart: United States. Congress, Continental, 1775–1789

title: Document

abstracts: Resolutions concerning the relative position of South Carolina troops in the forces of the United States, and the appointment of officers; election of Capt. Edmond Hyrne as deputy adjutant general, and of Stephen Drayton as deputy quarter master general in the Southern Department.


title: Post office, New London, Conn.

originInfo: New London, Conn.

namePart: Calvert, Walter S.

text: Connecticut

text: New London County (Conn.)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: Post office, New London, Conn.

text: Stereoscopic views


title:
A
    view of Winthrop's Neck and cove.

text: Connecticut

text: New London County (Conn.)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: A view of Winthrop's Neck and cove.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: DAILY MENU [held by] GOULD'S HOTEL CAFE [at] "BOSTON, MA" (REST;)

text: PRICED MENU; PRICED WINE LIST; EXTENSIVE OYSTER AND CLAM MENU

text: Menus


title: Sailboats at New London harbor.

namePart: Bolles & Frisbie

text: Connecticut

text: New London County (Conn.)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: [Sailboats at New London harbor.]

text: Stereoscopic views


title: COMPLIMENTARY DINNER TO WRIGHT D. P0WNALL, GRAND MASTER OF MASONS IN THE STATE OF NEW YORK [held by] GRAND LODGE OFFICERS OF THE METROPOLITAN DISTICT [NY] [at] "HOTEL SAVOY, [NY]" (HOTEL;)

text: MENU IN FRENCH; WINES; PHOTO OF WRIGHT D. POWNALL

text: Menus


title: View of a flood and destroyed bridge.

originInfo: Stafford Springs, Conn.

namePart: Bolton, G. M. (George M.)

text: Connecticut

text: Tolland County (Conn.)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: [View of a flood and destroyed bridge.]

text: Stereoscopic views


title:
A
    woman and a horse at Putnam.

originInfo: Putnam, Conn.

text: Connecticut

text: Windham County (Conn.)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: A woman and a horse at Putnam.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: ANNUAL DINNER [held by] HANOVER CLUB [at]  (OTHER (PRIVATE CLUB?);)

text: CHAMPAGNES; GUEST LIST; SPEAKERS; DRAWING OF DRAGON; RED TIE

text: Menus


title: Street scene, New London, Conn.

namePart: Douglass, W. F.

text: Connecticut

text: New London (Conn.)

text: New London County (Conn.)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: Street scene, New London, Conn.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: 8TH ANNUAL BANQUET [held by] ANCIENT & ACCEPTED SCOTTISH RITE -[MASONIC LODGE] [at] "IROQUOIS HOTEL, BUFFALO, NY" (HOTEL;)

text: ALL SPEAKERS LISTED

text: Menus


title: Winter street, New London, Conn.

text: Connecticut

text: New London County (Conn.)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: [Winter street, New London, Conn.]

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Letter to -- --

originInfo: 1780-03-15Mr. Given's, South Carolina

namePart: Washington, William

title: Letter to -- --

abstracts: Has heard from Capt. Bailor who is posted at the crossroad near the Church Bridge, that the enemy about 9 o'clock appeared in view of the bridge with about 250 men and a field piece; will move down with a party of horse directly.


title: France, 1789-1790

text: Military uniforms

text: History

text: missing pp. 2, 15, 20, 27, 34-44.

title: France, 1789-1790


title: 50TH ANNIVERSITY [held by] UPSILON CHAPTER - D.K.E. FRATERNITY [at] UNIVERSITY CLUB (CLUB;)

text: OFFICERS & COMMITTEE MEMBERS LISTED

text: Menus


title: General view of Mansfield Center.

originInfo: Attleboro, Mass.

namePart: Ide, D. T. (David T.)

text: Connecticut

text: Tolland County (Conn.)

text: Mansfield Center (Conn.)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: Mansfield Center.

title: General view of Mansfield Center.

text: Stereoscopic views


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

namePart: Lincoln, Benjamin, 1733-1810

namePart: Pinckney, Charles Cotesworth

abstracts: Thanks him for the paper, pens, and sealing wax sent by Dr. Flagg; is sorry that ink was forgotten as it is a necessary ingredient in letter writing; Col. Horry is leaving for Charleston in such haste that there is no time to write particulars; sends therefore his journal which will do as well; has every thing needful except rum, soap, vinegar, clothing, and pay which he wishes he might have; thinks he has placed his camp in as healthy a location as can be found, but without rum fears that officers and men will be sickly; "send us rum or we perish," must be the burden of his song as it was in the letter of the brave Montgomery to Gen. Schuyler. In a postscript asks that the letter may be sent to Gov. Rutledge by way of an apology for not writing to him; Col. Horry will explain why the letter to Gen. Lincoln was opened; the intelligence it contained was not wholly true; only apart of the enemy's forces have gone to Savannah; begs that he will not forget the rum, rum, rum.


title: 3RD ANNUAL DINNER [held by] DUTCHESS COUNTY SOCIETY IN THE CITY OF NY [at] WALDORF-ASTORIA HOTEL (HOTEL;)

text: MENU IN FRENCH; PROGRAM & SPEAKERS LISTED; COMMITTEE MEMBERS NAMED

text: Menus

extent: BOOKLET,RIBBON TRIM; EMBLEM IN GOLD; 4.5 X 6


title: Croquet players at Watch Hill House.

originInfo: Hartford, Conn.

namePart: Prescott & White

text: Connecticut

text: New London County (Conn.)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: Watch Hill House.

title: Croquet players at Watch Hill House.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Document

title: Document


title: DAILY MENU - 11;30 TO 3;00 [held by] GERMAN RESTAURANT & BUFFET [at] "137 E. MADISON ST.,CHICAGO, IL." (REST;)

text: LIST OF VAUDEVILLE ENTERTAINERS FOR THE WEEK

text: Menus


title:
A
    home at Mystic River.

originInfo: Mystic River, Conn.

namePart: Scholfield, E. A. (Everett Augustus) (1843-1930 )

text: Connecticut

text: New London County (Conn.)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: [A home at Mystic River.]

text: Stereoscopic views


title: SOUPER [held by] GRENOBLE HOTEL [at] NY (HOTEL;)

text: COMPLETE WINE LIST ON BACK

text: Menus


title: Lighthouse, New London, Conn.

namePart: Kenyon, F. P. (Franklin P.) (b. 1824)

text: Connecticut

text: New London County (Conn.)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: [Lighthouse, New London, Conn.]

text: Stereoscopic views


title: LUNCHEON [held by] U.S. ARMY - SUBSISTENCE DEPT. [at] TRANSPORT (?)

text: MENU HANDWRITTEN; SUMMER

text: Menus


title:
A
    mill at New London.

text: Connecticut

text: New London County (Conn.)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: [A mill at New London.]

text: Stereoscopic views


title: DINNER [held by] US ARMY - SUBSISTENCE DEPT. [at] TRANSPORT (?)

text: MENU ALL HAND WRITTEN

text: Menus


title: Watch Hill lighthouse, 1883.

originInfo:
1883

      Norwich, Conn.

namePart: Webster, E. Z.

text: Connecticut

text: New London County (Conn.)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: Watch Hill lighthouse, 1883.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: SUPPER [held by] HADDON HALL [at] "[PHILADELPHIA,PA.]" (HOTEL;)

text: Menus


title: DINNER [held by] HADDON HALL [at] "[PHILADELPHIA, PA]" (HOTEL;)

text: Menus


title: France, 1789-1790

namePart: Vinkhuijzen, Hendrik Jacobus

text: Military uniforms

text: History

text: missing pp. 2, 15, 20, 27, 34-44.

title: France, 1789-1790


title: Ansonia (town), Connecticut.

text: Connecticut

text: New Haven County (Conn.)

text: Ansonia (Conn.)

text: Includes views by William Miller, and J. W. Storrs.

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Views of Birmingham, Connecticut and vicinity, including views of Ansonia, Derby Center, Derby Hill, and Shelton: includes general and street views; views of the Naugatuck River; Indian Well waterfall; churches, homes, mills, a railroad depot, a high school; the scene of two fires, one view showing ice that formed on trees nearby; a view of a man in a carriage.

title: Ansonia (town), Connecticut.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: 11TH ANNUAL BANQUET [held by] TRUSTEES OF THE MISSOURI BOTANICAL GARDEN [at] "SOUTHERN HOTEL,ST. LOUIS,MO." (HOTEL;)

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

text: WINES LISTED FOR EACH COURSE

text: Menus


title: From Shelton east, Conn.

text: Connecticut

text: New Haven County (Conn.)

text: Houses

text: Shelton (Conn.)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: From Shelton east, Conn.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: DAILY MENU - 11;30 T0 3;00 [held by] GERMAN RESTAURANT & BUFFET [at] "137 E. MADISON ST. CHICAGO, IL." (REST;)

text: LIST OF VAUDEVIILE ENTERTAINERS FOR THE WEEK

text: Menus


title: View of Shelton, above the bridge, from Sugar St., Birmingham, Conn.

text: Connecticut

text: New Haven County (Conn.)

text: Factories

text: Housatonic River (Mass. and Conn.)

text: Shelton (Conn.)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: 2ND ANNIVERSARY BANQUET [held by] [TONY A. FRANKER] [at] "BLUE RIBBON - 137 MADISON ST. CHICAGO, IL." (REST;)

text: AFTER THE THEATRE

text: Menus


title: Back of Main St., Birmingham, Conn.

text: Connecticut

text: New Haven County (Conn.)

text: Housatonic River (Mass. and Conn.)

text: Derby (Conn.)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: Back of Main St., Birmingham, Conn.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Birmingham, Conn., Water St.

text: Connecticut

text: New Haven County (Conn.)

text: Naugatuck River (Conn.)

text: Derby (Conn.)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: Birmingham, Conn., Water St.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: DAILY MENU [held by] PIONEER DINING CAR LINE [at] EN ROUTE (RR;)

text: SEPARATE PAGE OF HANDWRITTEN SPECIALS PASTED ON REGULAR MENU

text: Menus


title: BREAKFAST [held by] VENDOME HOTEL [at] "BOSTON, MA" (HOTEL;)

text: "HOURS FOR BREAKFAST,LUNCH,DINNER & TEA LISTED;"

text: Menus


title: Cong. Church, Ansonia, Conn.

text: Connecticut

text: New Haven County (Conn.)

text: Congregational churches

text: Ansonia (Conn.)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: Cong. Church, Ansonia, Conn.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: A LA CARTE MENU [held by] NETHERLAND HOTEL [at] NY (HOTEL;)

text: Menus


title: Ansonia from Birm.? (Mrs. Sanford's fence in foreground.)

text: Connecticut

text: New Haven County (Conn.)

text: Picket fences

text: Ansonia (Conn.)

text: Naugatuck River (Conn.)

text: Derby (Conn.)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Stereoscopic views


text: Connecticut

text: New Haven County (Conn.)

text: Houses

text: Derby (Conn.)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: [House on Anson Street, Birmingham, Conn.]

text: Stereoscopic views


title: DINNER [held by] MILLS HOTEL [at] BLEECKER ST. NY (REST;)

text: DINNER SERVED FROM 11;30 TO 9 PM; BREAKFAST MENU ON BACK

text: Menus


title: View from Quarry north of Birmingham.

text: Connecticut

text: New Haven County (Conn.)

text: Quarrying

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: View from Quarry north of Birmingham.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: France, 1789-1790

text: Military uniforms

text: History

text: missing pp. 2, 15, 20, 27, 34-44.

title: France, 1789-1790


text: ALL HANDWRITTEN; SUMMER

text: Menus


title: Main Street: Derby Center No. 42.

text: Connecticut

text: New Haven County (Conn.)

text: Streets

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: Main Street: Derby Center No. 42.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: BREAKFAST [held by] CROMWELL STEAMSHIP COMPANY [at] EN ROUTE (SS)

text: ALL HANDWRITTEN

text: Menus


title: Church.

originInfo:
1870

      Birmingham, Conn.

namePart: Miller, William E.

text: Connecticut

text: New Haven County (Conn.)

text: Churches

text: Derby (Conn.)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: [Church.]

text: Stereoscopic views


title: LUNCH [held by] HOTEL DE FRANCE [at] "PALERMO, ITALY" (FOREIGN;)

text: "COASTLINE WITH SEA AND BUILDINGS,MOUNTAINS IN BACKGROUND;FRENCH MENU;ADVERTISEMENTS ON BACK IN GERMAN AND ITALIAN;NO DATE,ONLY THE LIBRARY STAMP OF 1900-1901;"

text: Menus


title: Home views in the Naugatuck Valley.

originInfo: 1872Birmingham, Conn.

namePart: Storrs, J. W. (John W.)

text: Connecticut

text: New Haven County (Conn.)

text: Churches

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: Derby Hill, n.e.

title: Home views in the Naugatuck Valley.

text: Stereoscopic views


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

text: SEPARATE LISTINGS IN GERMAN AND ENGLISH

text: Menus


title: Home views in the Naugatuck Valley.

text: Connecticut

text: New Haven County (Conn.)

text: Railroad stations

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: Depot, n.e.

title: Home views in the Naugatuck Valley.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Home views in the Naugatuck Valley.

text: Connecticut

text: New Haven County (Conn.)

text: Episcopal churches

text: Derby (Conn.)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: Episcopal Church, Birmingham.

title: Home views in the Naugatuck Valley.

text: Stereoscopic views


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

text: SEPARATE LISTINGS IN GERMAN AND ENGLISH;MUSICAL PROGRAM

text: Menus


title: Home views in the Naugatuck Valley.

text: Connecticut

text: New Haven County (Conn.)

text: Carriages & coaches

text: Congregational churches

text: Derby (Conn.)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: Congregational Church, Birmingham, Conn.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: France, 1791-1792

text: Military uniforms

text: History

text: missing pp. 7, 9, 43-46, 53, 61, 78, 80.

title: France, 1791-1792


title: Home views in the Naugatuck Valley.

text: Connecticut

text: New Haven County (Conn.)

text: Waterfalls

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: Indian Well near Birmingham.

title: Home views in the Naugatuck Valley.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: BREAKFAST; [held by] CROMWELL STEAMSHIP COMPANY [at]  (SS;)

text: "FLAG;HANDWRITTEN,MECHANICALLY REPRODUCED;"

text: Menus


title: Home views in the Naugatuck Valley.

text: Connecticut

text: New Haven County (Conn.)

text: Derby (Conn.)

text: Robert Dennis Collection of Stereoscopic Views.

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: Birmingham from Derby Hill.

title: Home views in the Naugatuck Valley.

text: Stereoscopic views


text: SEPARATE GERMAN AND ENGLISH MENU LISTINGS;MUSICAL PROGRAM;NUMEROUS ILLUSTRATIONS

text: Menus


title: High school, Birmingham, Conn.

text: Connecticut

text: New Haven County (Conn.)

text: Snow

text: High schools

text: Derby (Conn.)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: High school, Birmingham, Conn.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Views on the Naugatuck and Housatonic.

text: Connecticut

text: New Haven County (Conn.)

text: Fires

text: Ice

text: Commercial streets

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: [Ice that formed on trees from water used to fight a fire.]

text: Stereoscopic views


title: BREAKFAST [held by] WILLARD'S HOTEL [at] "[WASHINGTON, D.C.]" (HOTEL;)

text: SEVERAL HANDWRITTEN ENTRIES ON PRINTED MENU; DATE BY FB

text: Menus


title: Views on the Naugatuck and Housatonic.

text: Connecticut

text: New Haven County (Conn.)

text: Fires

text: Ice

text: Commercial streets

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: [Men in street looking at scene of fire and ice on trees]

text: Stereoscopic views


title: DINNER [held by] HOTEL ALMS [at] "CINCINNATI,OH" (HOTEL;)

text: FRENCH MENU;WINES;POSSIBLY A PRIVATE OCCASION;LILLIES;MONOGRAM

text: Menus


title: Views on the Naugatuck and Housatonic.

text: Connecticut

text: New Haven County (Conn.)

text: Fires

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: [Men looking at smoking ruins after a fire]

text: Stereoscopic views


title: DINNER [held by] WILLARD'S HOTEL [at] "WASHINGTON, D.C." (HOTEL;)

text: Menus


title: Views on the Naugatuck and Housatonic.

text: Connecticut

text: New Haven County (Conn.)

text: Fires

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: [View of fire.]

title: Views on the Naugatuck and Housatonic.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: DINNER [held by] BANK OF ENGLAND OFFICIALS [at] "THE WALNUT ROOMS,THE GRAND HOTEL,LONDON,[ENGLAND]" (HOTEL;)

text: WINES;FRENCH MENU;LION AND MONOGRAM

text: Menus


title: LUNCH [held by] GRAND HOTEL [at] "NAPLES, ITALY" (FOREIGN;)

text: "FRENCH MENU;HANDWRITTEN,MECHANICALLY REPRODUCED;"

text: Menus


originInfo: 1875Bridgeport, Conn.

namePart: Wilson, David W.

text: Connecticut

text: Bridgeport (Conn.)

text: Monuments & memorials

text: Parks

text: Includes views by Edward C. Betts, David Wilson and other photographers and publishers.

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Views of Bridgeport, Connecticut; includes general and street views; views of bridges over a river or inlet; boats in the harbor; churches; the home of P.T. Barnum, including the grounds, statuary, and porte cochere; Washington Square and Sea Side Park; a monument; a gazebo at the end of a pier; a hotel at the beach; the Bridgeport light, showing the bell, a dory pulled up on it and ice skaters on the ice surrounding it.

title: [Soldiers Monument, Seaside Park, Bridgeport, Conn.]

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Letter to Brig. Gen. [Edward] Hand, Wyoming

namePart: Emmet, Thomas Addis, 1828-1919

namePart: Hubley, Adam

abstracts: Announces his arrival and assumption of the command as senior office; the bearer Maj. [Joseph] Prowell is on his way to Philadelphia, by way of Wyoming; a board of officers having determined the dispute between him and the captains of the Pennsylvania Line, in favor of the latter, he will be removed and replaced by a senior captain; regrets the loss of so good an officer; asks that influence may be used to have certain dragoons dismounted, as they are of little use; incloses a letter from the board of war with an order for the independent companies of Malcolm's regiment to join his own: quotes from a handbill published in Philadelphia giving news of the situation in South Carolina and Georgia, with number of troops on each side. In a postscript states that Dr. Dunn has been to see him respecting Capt. McLane's independent company, which was to join the Delaware troops; many are deserting, and directions are asked for.


title: France, 1791-1792

text: Military uniforms

text: History

title: France, 1791-1792


title: DINNER [held by] BAPTIST SOCIAL UNION [at] "HOTEL MANHATTAN, NY" (HOTEL;)

text: Menus


title: Church, Bridgeport, Conn.]

originInfo: 18681870Bridgeport, Conn.

namePart: Wilson & Davis

text: Connecticut

text: Bridgeport (Conn.)

text: Churches

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: [Church, Bridgeport, Conn.]

text: Stereoscopic views


title: DINNER [held by] MILLS HOTEL RESTAURANT [at] "BLEECKER,THOMPSON,AND SULLIVAN STREETS,[NY]" (HOTEL;)

text: Menus


title: Church, Bridgeport, Conn.

text: Connecticut

text: Bridgeport (Conn.)

text: Churches

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: [Church, Bridgeport, Conn.]

text: Stereoscopic views


title: DINNER [held by] GRAND HOTEL [at] "NAPLES, ITALY" (FOREIGN;)

text: FRENCH MENU

text: Menus


title: Bridgeport lighthouse.

namePart: Betts, Edward C.

text: Connecticut

text: Bridgeport (Conn.)

text: Lighthouses

text: Ice

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: Bridgeport lighthouse.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Bridgeport lighthouse, February 22nd, 1875.

originInfo: Bridgeport, Conn.

text: Connecticut

text: Bridgeport (Conn.)

text: Lighthouses

text: Ice

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: DINNER [held by] OCCIDENTAL & ORIENTAL STEAMSHIP CO. [at] SS DORIC (SS;)

text: HANDWRITTEN AND MECHANICALLY REPRODUCED;MUSICAL PROGRAM ON SEPARATE SHEET PROFUSELY ILLUSTRATED BY HAND;PROBABLY PERFORMED BY THE PASSENGERS; THE CAPTAIN IS LISTED FOR A SONG

text: Menus


title: Views of Bridgeport and vicinity. 6.

originInfo: 18721875Bridgeport, Conn.

namePart: Pomeroy & Wilson

text: Connecticut

text: Bridgeport (Conn.)

text: Bridges

text: Rivers

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: East Bridgeport (showing Middle and R.R. bridges).

text: Stereoscopic views


title: DINNER] [held by] ROUND TABLE CLUB [at] ROUND TABLE CLUB (OTHER: [CLUB];)

text: CREAM COLORED CARD STOCK WITH GOLD TIPPING ON BEVELED EDGES; INITIALS "RC" INTERTWINED IN GOLD; MENU HAND WRITTEN IN BLACK INK; WINES WRITTEN IN RED INK

text: Menus


title: Views of Bridgeport and vicinity. 8.

text: Connecticut

text: Bridgeport (Conn.)

text: Factories

text: Sewing machine industry

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: The Howe S.M. [Sewing Machine] factory.

title: The Howe S.M. [Sewing Machine] factory.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Views of Bridgeport and vicinity. 9.

text: Connecticut

text: Bridgeport (Conn.)

text: Bridges

text: Harbors

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: Lower bridge.

title: Views of Bridgeport and vicinity. 9.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: BILL OF FARE/BREAKFAST/DINNER [held by] MILLS HOTEL RESTAURANT [at] "BLEECKER, THOMPSON AND SULLIVAN STREETS, ENTRANCE ON BLEECKER STREET, [NEW YORK, NY];" (HOTEL;)

text: "REGULAR DINNER: 15 CENTS: SOUP, ONE MEAT DISH, TWO VEGETABLES, DESSERT, TEA, COFFEE OR MILK;"

text: Menus


title: CARTE DU JOUR [held by] UNION LEAGUE CLUB [at] "[NEW YORK, NY]" (OTHER: CLUB)

text: Menus


title: Views of Bridgeport and vicinity. 10.

text: Connecticut

text: Bridgeport (Conn.)

text: Steel industry

text: Harbors

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: Steel works and entrance to harbor.

title: Views of Bridgeport and vicinity. 10.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Views of Bridgeport and vicinity. 18.

originInfo: 1875Bridgeport, Conn.German and American Photograph Gallery

namePart: German and American Photograph Gallery

text: Connecticut

text: Bridgeport (Conn.)

text: Porte cocheres

text: Barnum, P. T. (Phineas Taylor), 1810-1891

text: Homes and haunts

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: Residence of P.T. Barnum.

title: Views of Bridgeport and vicinity. 18.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: TABLE D'HOTE DINNER [held by] [UNION LEAGUE CLUB] [at] "[NEW YORK, NY]" (OTHER: CLUB)

text: INITIALS "ULC" IN PALE BLUE

text: Menus


title: France, 1791-1792

text: Military uniforms

text: History

title: France, 1791-1792


title: Views of Bridgeport and vicinity. 18.

originInfo: 18721875Bridgeport, Conn.Pomeroy & Wilson

text: Connecticut

text: Bridgeport (Conn.)

text: Sculpture

text: Lawns

text: Homes and haunts

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: Residence of P.T. Barnum.

title: Views of Bridgeport and vicinity. 18.

text: Stereoscopic views


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

text: LOGO OF HOTEL IN RED

text: Menus


title: Views of Bridgeport and vicinity. 18.

text: Connecticut

text: Bridgeport (Conn.)

text: Sculpture

text: Lawns

text: Homes and haunts

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: Residence of P.T. Barnum.

title: Views of Bridgeport and vicinity. 18.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: BILL OF FARE/DINNER [held by] MILLS HOTEL RESTAURANT [at] "BLEECKER, THOMPSON AND SULLIVAN STREETS, ENTRANCE ON BLEECKER STREET, [NEW YORK, NY];" (HOTEL;)

text: Menus


title: Views of Bridgeport and vicinity. 18.

text: Connecticut

text: Bridgeport (Conn.)

text: Houses

text: Lawns

text: Homes and haunts

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: Residence of P.T. Barnum.

title: Views of Bridgeport and vicinity. 18.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: DINNER [held by] BROADWAY CENTRAL HOTEL [at] "NOS. 667 TO 677 [BROADWAY], OPPOSITE BOND STREET, MIDWAY BETWEEN BATTERY AND CENTRAL PARK, NEW YORK, [NY];" (HOTEL;)

text: "ILLUS, ENGRAVING OF HOTEL ON COVER; MENU ON BACK PAGE; INNER PAGES HAVE A BIRD'E EYE MAP OF NEW YORK SHOWING ALL STEAMER DOCKS, FERRIES, ELEVATED AND CABLE ROADS, AND ALL CROSS TOWN ROADS; OBJECTS OF INTEREST IN AND ABOUT NEW YORK LISTED;"

text: Menus


title: Views of Bridgeport and vicinity. 18.

text: Connecticut

text: Bridgeport (Conn.)

text: Fountains

text: Homes and haunts

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: Residence of P.T. Barnum.

title: Views of Bridgeport and vicinity. 18.

text: Stereoscopic views


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

text: Menus


title: Views of Bridgeport and vicinity. 19.

text: Connecticut

text: Bridgeport (Conn.)

text: Houses

text: Lawns

text: Wheeler, Nathaniel, 1820-1893

text: Homes and haunts

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: Residence of Hon. Nathaniel Wheeler.

title: Views of Bridgeport and vicinity. 19.

text: Stereoscopic views


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

text: BEVELED EDGES GOLD TIPPED; RED FLAG WITH LION WEARING CROWN AND HOLDING GLOBE; PRICED WINE LIST

text: Menus


title: Views of Bridgeport and vicinity. 18.

text: Connecticut

text: Bridgeport (Conn.)

text: Gardens

text: Lawns

text: Homes and haunts

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: Residence of P.T. Barnum.

title: Views of Bridgeport and vicinity. 18.

text: Stereoscopic views


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

text: Menus


title: Views of Bridgeport and vicinity. 21.

text: Connecticut

text: Bridgeport (Conn.)

text: Parks

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: View in Washington Square.

title: Views of Bridgeport and vicinity. 21.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: LUNCHEON TABLE D'HOTE [held by] HOTEL SAVOY [at] "FIFTH AVENUE & FIFTY-NINTH STREET, NEW YORK, [NY]" (HOTEL;)

text: PRINTED IN GREEN; HOTEL LOGO IN GREEN

text: Menus


title: Views of Bridgeport and vicinity. 36.

text: Connecticut

text: Bridgeport (Conn.)

text: Commercial streets

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: Fairfield Avenue from Water Street.

title: Views of Bridgeport and vicinity. 36.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Views of Bridgeport and vicinity. 42.

text: Connecticut

text: Bridgeport (Conn.)

text: Streets

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: State Street, looking east from Broad Street.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: France, 1791-1792

text: Military uniforms

text: History

title: France, 1791-1792


title: LUNCHEON A LA CARTE [held by] HOTEL SAVOY [at] "FIFTH AVENUE & FIFTY-NINTH STREET, NEW YORK, [NY]" (HOTEL;)

text: PRINTED IN GREEN; HOTEL LOGO IN GREEN

text: Menus


title: Views of Bridgeport and vicinity. 51.

text: Connecticut

text: Bridgeport (Conn.)

text: Streets

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: Main Street from Fairfield Avenue, looking down.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: DINNER TABLE D'HOTE [held by] HOTEL SAVOY [at] "FIFTH AVENUE & FIFTY-NINTH STREET, NEW YORK, [NY]" (HOTEL;)

text: PRINTED IN GREEN; HOTEL LOGO IN GREEN

text: Menus


title: Letter to Gen. [George] Washington

namePart: Washington, George, 1732-1799

namePart: Lincoln, Benjamin, 1733-1810

title: Letter to Gen. [George] Washington

abstracts: Copy of a letter giving an account of the siege of Charleston.


title: Views of Bridgeport and vicinity. 53.

text: Connecticut

text: Bridgeport (Conn.)

text: Streets

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: Park Avenue.

title: Views of Bridgeport and vicinity. 53.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Document

originInfo: 1779-09-20Philadelphia, Pa.

namePart: United States. Congress, Continental, 1775–1789

title: Document

abstracts: Resolutions detaching the North Carolina troops near West Point to join those under Gen. Lincoln in South Carolina; ordering three of the Continental frigates in Boston or elsewhere to repair to South Carolina; directing the Marine Committee to hire transports and despatch the frigates with their convoys; directing the Commander-in-chief to give orders to the North Carolina troops according to the advice of the Marine Committee; directing the commanding officer of the frigates to confer with Gen. Lincoln, and the Governor and Executive Council of South Carolina.


title: CAFE DINNER TABLE D'HOTE [held by] HOTEL SAVOY [at] "FIFTH AVENUE & FIFTY-NINTH STREET, NEW YORK, [NY]" (HOTEL;)

text: PRINTED IN GREEN; HOTEL LOGO IN GREEN

text: Menus


title: Views of Bridgeport and vicinity. 53.

text: Connecticut

text: Bridgeport (Conn.)

text: Streets

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: Park Avenue.

title: Views of Bridgeport and vicinity. 53.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Letter to Gen. [Benjamin] Lincoln

originInfo: 1779-04-05North Carolina

namePart: Caswell, Richard, 1729-1789

title: Letter to Gen. [Benjamin] Lincoln

abstracts: Has been at Charlotte near the South Carolina line endeavoring to forward the militia to the assistance of the Southern states; of the 1500 ordered a considerable number had arrived; they will be under the command of Brig. Gen. Butler who will proceed to Camden and thence by the route selected by Gen. Lincoln or Gov. Rutledge; latest accounts from the Gov. of South Carolina have determined him to go directly to Newbern, where the Assembly is to meet; hopes it will order an additional force to the southward.


title: Views of Bridgeport and vicinity. 54.

text: Connecticut

text: Bridgeport (Conn.)

text: Parks

text: Bandstands

text: Homes and haunts

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: View in Sea Side [Seaside] Park, (showing bandstand and P.T. Barnum's residence in distance).

text: Stereoscopic views


title: CARTE DU JOUR [held by] NEW YORK ATHLETIC CLUB [at] "[NEW YORK, NY]" (OTHER: CLUB;)

text: CLUB LOGO "THE WINGED FOOT" IN RED

text: Menus


title: Document

originInfo: 1779-05-07Philadelphia, Pa.

title: Document

abstracts: The Committee to whom was referred the letter from the Lieut. Gov. of South Carolina [Thomas Bee] brought in a report, whereupon resolutions were passed ordering Virginia recruits and the regiments of Cols. Bland and Baylor to join the Southern army without delay; directing the governor of Virginia to provide the new levies with clothing, and requesting the state of North Carolina to complete its quota of troops for immediate service in the south.


title: Views of Bridgeport and vicinity. 54.

text: Connecticut

text: Bridgeport (Conn.)

text: Parks

text: Bandstands

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: View in Sea Side [Seaside] Park.

title: Views of Bridgeport and vicinity. 54.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: DINNER [held by] [MANHATTAN CLUB] [at]  (OTHER: CLUB;)

text: MONOGRAM "MC" ON COVER; MANHATTAN CLUB HAND WITTEN INSIDE

text: Menus


title: Document

originInfo: 1780-04-20Charles Town, S.C.

title: Document

abstracts: At a council of officers consisting of Gens. Lincoln, Moultrie, McIntosh, Woodford, Scott, Hogun, and Cols. Laumon, Beekman, and Simons, Gen. Lincoln made a statement of the situation of affairs, and the council decided that offers of capitulation should be made to Gen. Clinton. Contemporary copy.


title: A gazebo at the end of a pier.

text: Connecticut

text: Bridgeport (Conn.)

text: Piers & wharves

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: [A gazebo at the end of a pier.]

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Document

originInfo: 1780-04-16Charles Town, S.C.

title: Document

abstracts: At a council of general officers consisting of Maj. Gen. Lincoln, and Brig. Gens. Moultrie, McIntosh, Woodford, Scott, and Hogun, Gen. Lincoln laid before them information respecting the enemy's force at Wappeton, and the council was unanimously of the opinion that men should not be drawn from Fort Moulfrie and Lamprie's to attack the enemy in force. Contemporary copy.


title: CARTE DU JOUR [held by] CALUMET CLUB OF NEW YORK [at] "NEW YORK, NY" (OTHER; CLUB;)

text: Menus


title: France, 1791-1792

text: Military uniforms

text: History

title: France, 1791-1792


text: Connecticut

text: Bridgeport (Conn.)

text: Monuments & memorials

text: Parks

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: [Soldiers monument, Seaside Park, Bridgeport, Conn.]

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Document

originInfo: 1778-12-24Charles Town, S.C.

namePart: Armstrong, Martin

title: Document

abstracts: Provision return to Brig. Gen. [Griffith] Rutherford for pork, beeves, flour, and butter.


title: CARTE DU JOUR [held by] COLONIAL CLUB OF NEW YORK [at] "NEW YORK, NY" (OTHER: CLUB;)

text: Menus


title: A hotel at the beach.

text: Connecticut

text: Bridgeport (Conn.)

text: Hotels

text: Amusement piers

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: [A hotel at the beach.]

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Document

originInfo: 1780-06Philadelphia, Pa.

namePart: Clarkson, Matthew

title: Document

abstracts: Certifying that at Charleston in January past, he had received a letter from Gen, Lincoln of which a copy is subjoined, directing him to go to Kingston, [N. C.,] with a letter to Gov. Caswell representing the state of affairs in Charleston, and the necessity for troops; that in obedience to his instructions he had set out, and finding that the governor was at Newbern he went to that place; had received assurances of support; had written to Gens. Woodford and Scott urging the necessity of relieving Charleston as quickly as possible, and delivered a verbal message to Gen. Morgan to the same effect. Contemporary copy.


title: A hotel and gazebo at the beach.

text: Connecticut

text: Bridgeport (Conn.)

text: Beaches

text: Hotels

text: Amusement piers

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: [A hotel and gazebo at the beach.]

text: Stereoscopic views


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

text: LUNCHEON SERVED 12:30 TO 2:30; A LA CARTE MENU; HOTEL LOGO IN PINK

text: Menus


text: LUNCHEON SERVED 1:00 TO 2:30; TABLE D'HOTE MENU; HOTEL LOGO IN PURPLE

text: Menus


title: Aetna Insurance Company and Aetna National Bank, Hartford, Conn.

text: Connecticut

text: Hartford (Conn.)

text: Banks

text: Insurance companies

text: Includes views by D. S. Camp, S. C. Northrup, Milan P. Warner and other photographers and publishers.

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Views of Hartford, Connecticut: includes general and street views, including a parade scene; insurance company office buildings; the state capitol, including interior views; an unidentified government building; homes including those of Mark Twain, Mrs. John Goodwin and an unidentified interior showing 3 men sitting in a parlor with a piano; the Atheneum; Trinity College; the Church of the Good Shepherd; Fort St. Bridge; the city park; the municipal arch; views in the grounds of the Insane Asylum; Colt's armory; a farm scene showing men stacking hay.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: TABLE D'HOTE DINNER [held by] PARK AVENUE HOTEL [at] "NEW YORK, NY" (HOTEL;)

text: FROM 12:00 TO 2:30 AND FROM 5:30 TO 8:00 PM; HOTEL LOGO IN PINK

text: Menus


title: Main Street, Hartford.

originInfo: 1875New Haven, Conn.

namePart: Northrop, S. C.

text: Connecticut

text: Hartford (Conn.)

text: Commercial streets

text: Robert Dennis Collection of Stereoscopic Views.

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: Main Street, Hartford.

text: Stereoscopic views


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

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

text: A LA CARTE MENU; SERVED FROM 5:30 TO 8:00 P.M.; HOTEL LOGO IN TURQUOISE

text: Menus


title: Conn. Mutual Building, Hartford.

text: Connecticut

text: Hartford (Conn.)

text: Office buildings

text: Insurance companies

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: Conn. Mutual Building, Hartford.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: BREAKFAST [held by] PARK AVENUE HOTEL [at] "NEW YORK, NY" (HOTEL;)

text: HALF PORTION BREAKFAST MENU; SERVED FROM 6 A.M. UNTIL 12:30 P.M.; HOTEL LOGO IN PINK; DATE HAND-WRITTEN ON FRONT OF MENU [FEB?]; ALSO 13 JAN 1900 HAND-WRITTEN [FEB?] ON REVERSE

text: Menus


title: Athenaeum.

originInfo: 1880Hartford, Conn.

text: Connecticut

text: Hartford (Conn.)

text: Galleries & museums

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: Athenaeum.

text: Stereoscopic views


text: DINNER MENU TABLE D'HOTE; SERVED FROM 6 TO 8; HOTEL LOGO IN PINK

text: Menus


title: France, 1791-1792

namePart: Vinkhuijzen, Hendrik Jacobus

text: Military uniforms

text: History

text: missing pp. 7, 9, 43-46, 53, 61, 78, 80.

title: France, 1791-1792


title: View from Charter Oak building, looking north.

originInfo: 1875Hartford, Conn.

text: Connecticut

text: Hartford (Conn.)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Stereoscopic views


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

text: A LA CARTE MENU

text: Menus


title: American scenery.

text: Connecticut

text: Hartford (Conn.)

text: Interiors

text: Capitols

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: House of Representatives, Hartford, Conn.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: American views. Hartford & vicinity.

text: Connecticut

text: Hartford (Conn.)

text: Parades & processions

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: Battle flag celebration, Sept. 17th, 1879.

text: Stereoscopic views


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

text: A LA CARTE MENU

text: Menus


title: The 'Best' series. Hartford and vicinity.

originInfo: 1870Hartford, Conn.

text: Connecticut

text: Hartford (Conn.)

text: Churches

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: Hartford, Connecticut. Memorial Church of the Good Shepherd.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: CARTE DU JOUR [held by] HOTEL ST. ANDREW [at] "NEW YORK, NY" (HOTEL;)

text: LOGO OF HOTEL; A LA CARTE MENU

text: Menus


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

originInfo: 1780-05-24Charlestown, S.C.

namePart: Ternant, Jean Baptiste, chevalier de, 1751-1833

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

abstracts: A statement of the strength of the garrison of Charlestown during the siege, from March 30 to May 11, 1780.


text: Connecticut

text: Hartford (Conn.)

authority: tgm

text: Houses

text: Connecticut

text: Hartford

text: Twain, Mark, 1835-1910

text: Homes and haunts

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: Mark Twain place.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: MENU [held by] HAMBLEN'S RESTAURANT & LUNCH ROOMS [at] "NEW YORK, NY" (REST;)

text: PRICED MENU; DECORATIVE BORDER; [DATE SUPPLIED BY FEB]; SPECIAL ITEMS WRITTEN IN LAVENDAR INK & THEN PRINTED; SUPPLIER'S ADS ON BACK PAGE

text: Menus


text: Connecticut

text: Hartford (Conn.)

text: Houses

text: Connecticut

text: Hartford

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: Hartford, Connecticut. Residence of Mrs. James Goodwin.

text: Stereoscopic views


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

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

text: Menus


text: Connecticut

text: Hartford (Conn.)

text: Commercial streets

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: Hartford, Connecticut. Main Street.

text: Stereoscopic views


text: Connecticut

text: Hartford (Conn.)

text: Universities & colleges

text: Trinity College (Hartford, Conn.)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: Trinity College.

text: Stereoscopic views


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

text: "STEAMSHIP LINE LOGO AT TOP OF MENU; PRICED WINE, LIQUOR & TOBACCO LIST ON BACK OF MENU;"

text: Menus


text: Connecticut

text: Hartford (Conn.)

text: Interiors

text: Stairways

text: Capitols

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: State Capitol [interior].

text: Stereoscopic views


title: France, 1791-1792

text: Military uniforms

text: History

title: France, 1791-1792


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

text: Menus


text: Connecticut

text: Hartford (Conn.)

text: Capitols

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: State Capitol.

text: Stereoscopic views


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

text: Menus


title: New views. New England series.

text: Connecticut

text: Hartford (Conn.)

text: Capitols

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: The State House, Hartford.

title: New views. New England series.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: MENU [held by] EASTMAN HOTEL [at] "HOT SPRINGS, AR" (HOTEL;)

text: TABLE D'HOTE MENU; PORTRAIT OF WOMEN IN PERIOD DRESS & POMPADOUR; ON BACK OF MENU, HANDWRITTEN NOTE: "SENT FROM AUSTRALIA 30 DEC. 1900"

text: Menus


title: Photographic sketches in and about the city of Hartford. 1.

namePart: Camp, D. S. (Daniel S.)

text: Connecticut

text: Hartford (Conn.)

text: Twain, Mark, 1835-1910

text: Homes and haunts

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: Mark Twain house.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: MENU [held by] [MANHATTAN CLUB] [at] "[NEW YORK, NY?]" (OTHER (CLUB);)

text: MONOGRAM "MC" ON COVER; INSIDE MENU "MANHATTANCLUB" IS HANDWRITTEN; PRICED MENU

text: Menus


title: Photographic sketches in and about the city of Hartford. 28.

text: Connecticut

text: Hartford (Conn.)

text: Hay

text: Farms

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: [A farm scene showing men stacking hay.]

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Photographic sketches in and about the city of Hartford. 72.

text: Connecticut

text: Hartford (Conn.)

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: [View of a garden or park.]

text: Stereoscopic views


title: MENU [held by] MASTER PRINTERS' ASSOCIATION [at] NARRAGANSETT HOTEL (HOTEL;)

text: MANHATTAN COCKTAILS SERVED WITH LITTLE NECK CLAMS; WINE & CHAMPAGNE SERVED WITH INDIVIDUAL COURSES

text: Menus


title: Photographic sketches in and about the city of Hartford.

text: Connecticut

text: Hartford (Conn.)

text: Interiors

text: Capitols

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: [Interior view of a government building (capitol?).]

text: Stereoscopic views


text: "STEAMSHIP LOGO AT TOP OF MENU; PRICED WINE, LIQUOR, TOBACCO LIST ON BACK OF MENU;"

text: Menus


title: Views taken of and about the Hartford Insane Asylum. 219.

text: Connecticut

text: Hartford (Conn.)

text: Asylums

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: [View in the grounds of the Insane Asylum.]

text: Stereoscopic views


text: Menus


title: Views of Hartford, Conn., and vicinity.

originInfo: 1875Salem, Mass.J. W. & J. S. Moulton

namePart: J. W. & J. S. Moulton

text: Connecticut

text: Hartford (Conn.)

text: Streets

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: [Street scene, Hartford, Conn.]

title: Views of Hartford, Conn., and vicinity.

text: Stereoscopic views


text: Menus


title: Views of Hartford, Conn., and vicinity. 29.

text: Connecticut

text: Hartford (Conn.)

text: Galleries & museums

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: Athenaeum.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: France, 1791-1792

text: Military uniforms

text: History

title: France, 1791-1792


title: American scenery.

originInfo: 1880Salem, Mass.J. W. & J. S. Moulton

text: Connecticut

text: Hartford (Conn.)

text: Bridges

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: Ford Street bridge, Hartford, Conn.

title: Ford Street bridge, Hartford, Conn.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: MENU [held by] CLAREMONT HOTEL [at]  (HOTEL;)

text: PRICED MENU & PRICED WINE LISTS; PRICES APPEAR TO BE ESCALATING, UNLESS THIS IS A VERY ELEGANT HOTEL; ILLUSTRATION OF FISH AT TOP OF MENU; [DATE INFO HANDWRITTEN]; "CLAREMONT PLANKED SHAD CAUGHT IN OUR OWN NETS AND BROUGHT INTO THE HOUSE ALIVE"

text: Menus


title: Memorial Arch, Hartford, Conn.

text: Connecticut

text: Hartford (Conn.)

text: Arches

text: Monuments & memorials

text: Connecticut

text: Hartford

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: Memorial Arch, Hartford, Conn.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: ANNUAL BANQUET [held by] CHURCHILL HOTEL FIRE SUFFERERS [at] "FRASER, THE, BAY CITY, MI" (HOTEL;)

text: PHOTOGRAPHS ON COVER OF HOTEL BEFORE FIRE ON 1899/04/07 AND AFTER FIRE ON 1899/04/08; LIST OF "SUFFERERS" ON SPECIAL ATTACHMENT; INCLUDES PROGRAM & COMMITTEE ON ARRANGEMENTS; SILK CORD HOLDER; DECORATIVE BORDERS

text: Menus


title: Stereoscopic views, Connecticut Valley.

originInfo: 1892Holyoke, Mass.

namePart: Warner, Milan P.

text: Connecticut

text: Hartford (Conn.)

text: Includes views by D. S. Camp, S. C. Northrup, Milan P. Warner and other photographers and publishers.

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: [Church, Hartford, Conn.]

title: Stereoscopic views, Connecticut Valley.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Connecticut valley scenery, via Valley Railroad. 38.

originInfo: 1885Hartford, Conn.

namePart: Udell, H. D.

text: Connecticut

text: Hartford (Conn.)

text: Colt’s Patent Fire Arms Manufacturing Co.

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Views of Hartford, Connecticut: includes general and street views, including a parade scene; insurance company office buildings; the state capitol, including interior views; an unidentified government building; homes including those of Mark Twain, Mrs. John Goodwin and an unidentified interior showing 3 men sitting in a parlor with a piano; the Atheneum; Trinity College; the Church of the Good Shepherd; Fort St. Bridge; the city park; the municipal arch; views in the grounds of the Insane Asylum; Colt's armory; a farm scene showing men stacking hay.

title: Bird's-eye view, Colt's Armory.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: 18TH ANNUAL DINNER [held by] NEW YORK ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF THE PHILLIPS EXETER ACADEMY [at] "MANHATTAN HOTEL, NEW YORK, NY" (HOTEL;)

text: INCLUDES OFFICERS 189901900 AND EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE; SCHOOL SEAL ON BACK COVER

text: Menus


title: [An interior showing 3 men sitting in a parlor with a grand piano; scene with house on verso.]

text: Connecticut

text: Hartford (Conn.)

text: Interiors

text: Parlors

text: Robert Dennis Collection of Stereoscopic Views.

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: [There is another stereoscopic picture on verso.]

text: Stereoscopic views


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

text: "STEAMSHIP FLAG AT TOP OF MENU; PRICED WINE, LIQUOR & TOBACCO LIST ON OPPOSITE SIDE;"

text: Menus


title: State Capitol, Hartford, Conn.

originInfo: 1885Rochester, NYUnion View Company

text: Connecticut

text: Hartford (Conn.)

text: Capitols

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: State Capitol, Hartford, Conn.

text: Stereoscopic views


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

text: Menus


title: Interior view of Capitol, Hartford, Conn.

namePart: Union View Co.

text: Connecticut

text: Hartford (Conn.)

text: Interiors

text: Capitols

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Entrance to Capitol.

text: Connecticut

text: Hartford (Conn.)

text: Interiors

text: Sculpture

text: Capitols

text: Title devised by cataloger.

title: Entrance to Capitol.

text: Stereoscopic views


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

text: Menus


title: COMPLIMENTARY SUPPER TO CLASS OF 1900 [held by] ST.LOUIS COLLEGE OF PHARMACY [at] "ST. LOUIS, MO"

text: DECORATIVE WREATH ON COVER

text: Menus


title: Views of Hartford and vicinity. 4.

originInfo:
1867

      Hartford, Conn.

namePart: De Lamater, R. S.

text: Connecticut

text: Hartford (Conn.)

text: Shipbuilding

text: Connecticut River

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: Views of Hartford, Connecticut: includes street views, including parade scenes; park views including one of a gathering of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery; a view of the Connecticut River and shipbuilding; many views of the Church of the Good Shepherd, including interiors; Armsmear, home of the Elizabeth H. (Mrs. Samuel) Colt showing a gazebo, the pond and swans and the house; Mark Twain's house; Mr. Boynton's house in East Hartford; view of the Retreat for the Insane; Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company building, Charter Oak Life Insurance building; the Mulberry St. Bridge.

type: statement of responsibility

text: by R.S. De Lamater.

title: [View of the Connecticut River and shipbuilding.]

text: Stereoscopic views


title: DINNER [held by] NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYDS BREMEN [at] "DAMPFER ""KAISER WILHELM DER GROSSE""" (SS;)

text: GERMAN & ENGLISH; INCLUDES CONCERT PROGRAM; MYTHICAL FIGURES & MARITIME SKETCHES ON COVER

text: Menus


title: France, 1791-1792

text: Military uniforms

text: History

text: missing pp. 7, 9, 43-46, 53, 61, 78, 80.

title: France, 1791-1792


title: Memorial Church of the Good Shepherd, Hartford, Connecticut. Erected by Mrs. Samuel Colt.

text: Connecticut

text: Hartford (Conn.)

text: Churches

text: Colt, Elizabeth H

text: Homes and haunts

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: by R.S. De Lamater.

text: Stereoscopic views


title: Letter to [Robert Hunter] Morris [Philadelphia]

namePart: Emmet, Thomas Addis, 1828-1919

namePart: Morris, Robert Hunter, ca. 1700-1764

namePart: Orme, Robert

abstracts: They arrived here Saturday morning and met Capt. Gambier and [Thomas] Pownall; they have dined at Mr. Alexander's; this afternoon all the ladies and gentlemen of the town go on board the Sphinx for a ball; [John] Penn is impatient to proceed; they have explained the defeat to Pownall as an accident, and not the result of negligence and stupidity, as was first supposed.


text: "STEAMSHIP COMPANY FLAG AT TOP OF MENU; PRICED WINE, LIQUOR, TOBACCO LIST ON BACK OF MENU;"

text: Menus


title: View of the interior of Church of the Good Shepherd, Hartford, Conn. (Erected by Mrs. Samuel Colt.)

originInfo: 1869Hartford, Conn.

text: Connecticut

text: Hartford (Conn.)

text: Interiors

text: Churches

text: Colt, Elizabeth H

text: Homes and haunts

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: by R.S. De Lamater.

text: Stereoscopic views


text: Menus


title: View of the interior of the Memorial Church of the Good Shepherd, Hartford, Conn.

text: Connecticut

text: Hartford (Conn.)

text: Interiors

text: Churches

text: Colt, Elizabeth H

text: Homes and haunts

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: by R.S. De Lamater.

title: Nave and screen.

text: Stereoscopic views


text: Menus


text: Connecticut

text: Hartford (Conn.)

text: Interiors

text: Churches

text: Colt, Elizabeth H

text: Homes and haunts

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: by R.S. De Lamater.

text: Stereoscopic views


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

text: PRICED WINE LIST; DRAWING OF HOTEL; POINTS OF INTEREST WITH DISTANCES FROM BATTERY PARK

text: Menus


title: View at Armsmear, residence of Mrs. Samuel Colt, Hartford, Conn.

originInfo: Hartford, Conn.

text: Connecticut

text: Hartford (Conn.)

text: Lakes & ponds

text: Gazebos

text: Colt, Elizabeth H.

text: Title devised by cataloger.

text: by R.S. De Lamater.

text: Stereoscopic views