Résultats

      Black and white woodcut ink portrait of Laura Secord

      Illustration (woodcut) showing American General Hull (right) surrendering Fort Detroit to General Brock (left).

      View keyed in pen & black ink, c.l. to c.r., from 1 to 17 (omitting 8 and with two 11's, one at each side of Battery Place) referring to JRR printed (letterpress) key on sheet of paper laid down l.c. Wood-engraving on wove paper. Laid down on cardboard

      Death of Tecumseh: Battle of the Thames Oct. 18: 1813

      Hand-coloured woodcut illustration from: "History of the Discovery of America" by Henry Trumbull. The print gives a vivid account of the war between the Native Americans led by Tecumseh (1768?-1813), chief of the Shawnee, and the U.S. cavalry led by Colonel Richard M. Johnson (1780 or 81-1850). These same three ...

      "Principal Street in Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan"

      "Fort Brady, Sault Ste. Marie."

      "Lower entrance, Sault Ste. Marie Canal"

      "Upper entrance, Sault Ste. Marie Canal"

      Photo taken from the Perth County directory of 1896 of the National Hotel showing a woodcut of the hotel building. The hotel was located on the southeast corner of Queen and Water Streets (where the building for Coffee Culture is located now). The building burned in 1896.

      Temperance Excursion To the city of Toronto, On Mondya the 17th June, 1844 By the splendid, safe and commodious steamer City of Toronto, Captain Dick, Will leave Lewiston at 7 o'clock, A.M.; Queenston, at 1-4 past 7, touching at Youngstown, and will leave Niagara at 8 o'clock A.M. The Niagara ...

 Gleason's Pictorial Companion, 7 Aug 1852, p. 96     CITY OF DETROIT

Detroit, a fine view of which is given above, is one of the principal cities of the great Northwest. The site of the city is said to have been occupied by Indian villages at the period of the discovery of the country. It was visited by the ...