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Preserving Revolutionary & Civil War History
Preserving Revolutionary & Civil War History
Credit: Library of Congress Media type: lithograph Museum Number: 91721148 Year: 1893
Credit: Library of Congress Media type: photograph Museum Number: HABS, MASS,12-HING,5-16 Year: 1931
Credit: Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco Media type: painting Museum Number: Annotation: Painted in 1670, this rare painting is one of only about 35 paintings that exist today that reflect the New England settlement after the Pilgrims landed at Plymouth Rock in Massachusetts. Year: 1670
Credit: Library of Congress Media type: painting Museum Number: Annotation: Like the other seventeenth-century British colonies, Virginia aspired to convert the native populations. The Virginia Company’s instructions to its governors required them to make conversion one of their objectives. The most famous early convert was Pocahontas, daughter of Powhatan, head of the Powhatan Confederacy. Pocahontas was baptized by…
Credit: Worcester Art Museum Media type: painting Museum Number: Annotation: Elizabeth Clarke Freake and Baby Year: 1671
Credit: Association for the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities. Media type: painting Museum Number: Year: 1616
Credit: Architect of the Capitol Media type: painting Museum Number: Year: 1840
Credit: Van Pelt Library, University of Pennsylvania Media type: painting Museum Number: Annotation: Cole, Last of the Mohicans Year: 1827
Credit: New York State Historical Association Media type: painting Museum Number: Annotation: Cole, Last of the Mohicans Year: 1827
Credit: Architect of the Capitol Media type: painting Museum Number: Annotation: DeSoto’s discovery of the Mississippi Year: 1855