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View of Albany NY / From the East

Artist: Lewis & Brown (American)
After: Edwin Whitefield (American, 1816–1892)

Albany / From Greenbush

Artist: John William Hill (American, 1812–1879)

Birds Eye View of Alexandria, VA

Lithographer: Unknown

Baltimore From Federal Hill

Artist: William James Bennett (American, 1787–1844)

View of Baltimore

Artist: Edward Weber (American)

Baltimore Taken Near Whetstone Point

Artist: William James Bennett (American, 1787–1844)

View of the City of Bangor, Me.

After: A.H. Wallace (American, active 1836)

Bloomington, Iowa (Now Muscatine)

Artist: John Caspar Wild (American, born Switzerland, 1804–1846)
Lithographer: John Caspar Wild (American, born Switzerland, 1804–1846)

A View of the City of Boston the Capitol of New England, in North America

Artist: Pierre-Charles Canot (French, 1710–1777)
After: Herbert Pugh (French, act. 1758–ca. 1788)
After: Gov. Pownal (American)

(top view) Boston, seen b/t Castle Williams & Governors Isl., distant 4 miles; (2nd view) Appearnace of the High Lands of Agameticus, N.R. w/Penobscot Hills(3rd view) Boston Bay, Light HouseBearing N.W. b. M; (bottom view) Entrance of Boston Harbor

Etcher: Unknown

View of Boston / From Telegraph Hill, S. Boston

Lithographer: Tappan & Bradford (Boston)
After: Bernard Spindler (American, 1826–1865)
Publisher: Tappan & Bradford (Boston)

Horn Pond and Environs of Boston

Lithographer: Unknown
After: F. Richardson (American)

The National Lancers with the Reviewing Officers on Boston Common

Artist: Fitz Henry Lane (American, 1804–1865)
After: Charles Hubbard (American, 1801–1876)

Bird's Eye View of / Boston

Artist: Napoleon Sarony (American, 1821–1896)
After: John Bachmann (American, 1814–1896)

View of the Public Garden & Boston Common./ From Arlington St.

Artist: J. H. Bufford and Son's, Lith. (Boston, active mid-19th century)
After: Edwin Whitefield (American, 1816–1892)

A View of Boston

Artist: Joseph Frederick Wallet Des Barres (British, born Switzerland, 1729–1824)

Boston / From City Point Near Sea Street

Artist: William James Bennett (American, 1787–1844)

Boston. / From the Ship House, west end of the Navy Yard

Artist: William James Bennett (American, 1787–1844)

A View of Boston taken on the road to Dorchester

Artist: James Newton (American)
After: Captain William Pierie (American, active 1768–75)

South Boston, 1859

Artist: Joseph Foxcroft Cole (American, 1837–1892)

View of Bucksport, Me. / From Fort Knox

Lithographer: Unknown

City of Brooklyn, L.I. / Taken from Rush Street

After: John Bornet (American, active 1850–1855)

View of Chagres: Two views and a map

After: George G. Clarke (American, active ca. 1813–24)

Map of the Gold Region of California

Publisher: Charles Ensign (American, active ca. 1842–50)
Publisher: Benjamin W. Thayer (American, active ca.1840–1853)

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View of Albany NY / From the East

Albany / From Greenbush

Birds Eye View of Alexandria, VA

Baltimore From Federal Hill

View of Baltimore

Baltimore Taken Near Whetstone Point

View of the City of Bangor, Me.

Bloomington, Iowa (Now Muscatine)

A View of the City of Boston the Capitol of New England, in North America

(top view) Boston, seen b/t Castle Williams & Governors Isl., distant 4 miles; (2nd view) Appearnace of the High Lands of Agameticus, N.R. w/Penobscot Hills(3rd view) Boston Bay, Light HouseBearing N.W. b. M; (bottom view) Entrance of Boston Harbor

View of Boston / From Telegraph Hill, S. Boston

Horn Pond and Environs of Boston

The National Lancers with the Reviewing Officers on Boston Common

Bird's Eye View of / Boston

View of the Public Garden & Boston Common./ From Arlington St.

A View of Boston

Boston / From City Point Near Sea Street

Boston. / From the Ship House, west end of the Navy Yard

A View of Boston taken on the road to Dorchester

South Boston, 1859

View of Bucksport, Me. / From Fort Knox

City of Brooklyn, L.I. / Taken from Rush Street

View of Chagres: Two views and a map

Map of the Gold Region of California

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