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Six Months Tour in the Tropics. No. 79. 80. 81. Sunday Market. Assemblage of Negroes from the Country with their Produce. Written on verso “Feb. 6. 1861 Louisa-from Sister Mary.”
Six Months Tour in the Tropics. No. 79. 80. 81. Sunday Market. Assemblage of Negroes from the Country with their Produce. Written on verso “Feb. 6. 1861 Louisa-from Sister Mary.”
Six Months Tour in the Tropics. No. 69. 70. 71. 72. Views at Pond Bridge, with negro Women Washing Clothes. Written on verso “Feb. 6. 1861 Louisa-from Sister Mary.”
Six Months Tour in the Tropics. No. 91. 92. 93. 94. Scenes in the Wood and Coal Market, Christiansted, St. Croix, W.I. Written on verso ” Feb. 6. 1861 Louisa-from Sister Mary.”
Six Months Tour in the Tropics. No. 11. 12. 13. Scenes at a Well in the Market Place. Written on verso “Feb. 6. 1861 Louisa-from Sister Mary.”
Group of West Indians with onions. On other side of board is a donkey cart with two passengers.
No. 9778. Quarters for Colored Farm Laborers, Kingsley Plantation, Fort George Island, Florida.
No. 9778. Quarters for Colored Farm Laborers, Kingsley Plantation, Fort George Island, Florida.
Fisk Jubilee Singers. Their music director and Fisk professor and treasurer George White and his daughter are also in the view.
Fisk Jubilee Singers. Their music director and Fisk professor and treasurer George White and his daughter are also in the view.
Lincoln Portrait Balloon in black and white to better highlight the image of Lincoln on the balloon.
The “Aerial” taking gas. This is the balloon of Prof. C.E. Myers. It was flown by Carlotta, the lady aeronaut from Mohawk, NY. Carlotta was Mary Hawley, Prof. Myers’ wife.
The “Aerial” and gas generators. This is the balloon of Prof. C.E. Myers. It was flown by Carlotta, the lady aeronaut from Mohawk, NY. Carlotta was Mary Hawley, Prof. Myers’ wife.
The “Aerial” and gas generators. This is the balloon of Prof. C.E. Myers. It was flown by Carlotta, the lady aeronaut from Mohawk, NY. Carlotta was Mary Hawley, Prof. Myers’ wife.
Prof. King’s Mammoth Balloon “Buffalo”–Altitude 2,000 feet. From Buffalo to New Jersey, Five States traversed in 13 hours.
“Behind us, the tree-tops glowed with a variety of lights and shades reflected from the clouds.”
