Ralph Farnham, aged one hundred and five years, sole survivor of Bunker Hill [engraving]
1860
P&E L1993.725
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Title
Ralph Farnham, aged one hundred and five years, sole survivor of Bunker Hill [engraving]
Published
New York Harper's Weekly Oct. 6, 1860
Description
1 print ; 18 x 12 cm. on sheet 40 x 29 cm.
Call Number
P&E L1993.725
Note
Three-quarter length figure, seated, facing forward holding a walking stick in both hands at the center. Above the arched top, filling in the corners are an American Flag and a pine tree.
This is page 629 from Harper's Weekly and contains not only the engraving of Farnham, but also an engraving of his house in Acton, Massachusetts, along with a full page of text.
In addition to the Farnham story, the lower corner of this page and the verso contain an article on the Old Great Elm of New England with an engraved illustration.
Digitized image available.
This is page 629 from Harper's Weekly and contains not only the engraving of Farnham, but also an engraving of his house in Acton, Massachusetts, along with a full page of text.
In addition to the Farnham story, the lower corner of this page and the verso contain an article on the Old Great Elm of New England with an engraved illustration.
Digitized image available.
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