Round Hill Water Cure Northampton M
1 drawing : ink and graphite with scraping out. | Landscape drawing shows the building and grounds which housed the Round Hill Water Cure in Northampton, Massachusetts, a medical institution based on hydropathic principles, opened by Dr. E. E. Denniston in 1847. Hydropathic institutes, or water cures, were one of the health and personal hygiene reforms that started in the 1840s. The Northampton Association…
Contributor:
Farmer, E. W.
Date:1856-01-17
Photo, Print, Drawing
Widener house Broad & Girard
1 drawing : India ink ; sheet 23.5 x 24 cm. | Drawing shows a street-level view of the Widener mansion, or possibly at this time the Josephine Widener Memorial Branch of the Free Library, on the corner of Broad Street and Girard Avenue in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Contributor:
Fenn, Harry
Date:1890-01-01
Photo, Print, Drawing
Law of God
1 drawing : graphite and crayon. | Design drawing for a print of the Ten Commandments, with text partially blocked out and divided into two tablets.
Catlett's Station on the Orange & Alex. R.R.
1 drawing : pencil. | Illustration with key, showing: 1. Road to Fredericksburg, Va., on which Genl. McDowell's army marched ; 2. Genl. Ord's headquarters ; 3. Catlett's Station ; 4. Freight house ; 5. Orange & Alexandria R.R.