Washington's head quarters, at Newburgh, adjacent to Dr. C.W. Grant's residence, whose business is named on opposite page [engraving]
P&E L1959.785m
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Title
Washington's head quarters, at Newburgh, adjacent to Dr. C.W. Grant's residence, whose business is named on opposite page [engraving]
Description
1 print ; on sheet 13 x 18 cm.
Call Number
P&E L1959.785m
Note
View of the house that served as Washington's headquarters at Newburgh. Visitors are seen on the lawn and a staff member is raising the flag on a pole in the yard, surrounded by two cannon. In the background is the Hudson River and the mountains beyond.
This is a page from an unknown book. At the left of the engraving is printed page number 136. The title refers to the article on the reverse (page 135) discussing a Dr. Grant's efforts to cultivate the Ozier willow tree on his property at Newburgh as a cash crop and make cuttings available to others wishing to grow willow..
This engraving was removed from its frame to expose the information about Dr. Grant on the reverse and to preserve it in the P&E folders in the vault. It was originally accessioned as Museum #785.
Gift of Hamilton Fish.
This is a page from an unknown book. At the left of the engraving is printed page number 136. The title refers to the article on the reverse (page 135) discussing a Dr. Grant's efforts to cultivate the Ozier willow tree on his property at Newburgh as a cash crop and make cuttings available to others wishing to grow willow..
This engraving was removed from its frame to expose the information about Dr. Grant on the reverse and to preserve it in the P&E folders in the vault. It was originally accessioned as Museum #785.
Gift of Hamilton Fish.
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