American Scenery, Vol. 2
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91
1840
English
- The Catterskill Falls
- Winter Scene on the Catterskills
- Rogers’ Slide, Lake George
- The Gothic Church, New Haven
- Niagara Falls from the Top of the Ladder on the American Side
- Saw-Mill at Centre Harbour, Lake Winnipiseogee
- Little Falls, on the Mohawk
- Bridge at Norwich, Connecticut
- Undercliff, near Cold Spring
- Boston, and Bunker Hill, from the East
- Mount Jefferson, from Mount Washington
- Mount Tom, and the Connecticut River
- The Silver Cascade, in the Notch of the White Mountains
- View of New York, from Weehawken
- The President’s House from the River
- View on the Susquehanna, at Liverpool
- Desert Rock Light-house, Maine
- Washington’s House, Mount Vernon
- Village of Little Falls, Mohawk River
- Harper’s Ferry, from the Blue Ridge
- Barhydt’s Lake, near Saratoga
- Fairmount Gardens, Philadelphia
- Sing-Sing Prison, and Tappan Sea
- Washington, from the President’s House
- View of Baltimore
- The Exchange and Girard’s Bank, Philadelphia
- Principal Front of the Capitol, Washington
- The Narrows, Lake George
- Natural Bridge, Virginia
- View of the Passaic Falls
- View of Northumberland, on the Susquehanna
- Pulpit Rock, White Mountains
- View of Hudson City, and the Catskill Mountains
- Scene among the Highlands on Lake George
- Schuylkill Water Works, Philadelphia
- The United States Bank, Philadelphia
- Brock’s Monument, from the American Side
- Village of Catskill
- View from Gowanus’ Heights, Brooklyn
- View on the Susquehanna, above Owago
- Bridge at Glens Fall, on the Hudson
- View from Mount Ida, near Troy
- View from Glenmary Lawn, on the Owago
- View near Anthony’s Nose, Hudson Highlands
- Washington’s Monument, Baltimore
- East Port, and Passamaquoddy Bay
- Cemetery of Mount Auburn
- Northampton, Massachusetts
- Chapel of our Lady of Coldspring
- The Mountain House, on the Catskills
- Faneuil Hall, from the Water
Although the focus of this book is the engravings depicting scenic sites of 19th century America, each is accompanied by a short description of the site and location. These vignettes give us rare glimpses of scenic locations as they appeared in 1840. All sites are in the eastern part of the United States, especially New England and New York. This is Volume Two of a two-volume set. - Summary by Larry Wilson
The Book Coordinators for this project were Larry Wilson and Linette Geisel
The Book Coordinators for this project were Larry Wilson and Linette Geisel
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