Across the continent: the Frank Leslie transcontinental excursion...
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Across the continent: the Frank Leslie transcontinental excursion...
Title
Date:
[1878]
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[1878]
Date
Materials:
print on paper: engraving, hand colored
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print on paper: engraving, hand colored
Materials
Dimensions:
39.6 x 56.2 cm.
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39.6 x 56.2 cm.
Dimensions
Current Location:
Bancroft Library.
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Bancroft Library.
Current Location
Address:
Berkeley, California 94720-6000
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Berkeley, California 94720-6000
Address
Object ID:
BANC PIC 1963.002:0504--C
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BANC PIC 1963.002:0504--C
Object ID
Subject:
- California, Northern - Chinese - Railroads - Vehicles - Engravings - Engravings, color - Landscapes
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- California, Northern - Chinese - Railroads - Vehicles - Engravings - Engravings, color - Landscapes
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Notes:
Railroad with train rounding bend as Chinese workers look on; deep ravine with river and site of Sutter's Mill, Coloma, California at right.
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Railroad with train rounding bend as Chinese workers look on; deep ravine with river and site of Sutter's Mill, Coloma, California at right.
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Printed title (LC): Across the continent, the Frank Leslie transcontinental excursion, the excursion train rounding Cape Horn at the head of the great American canyon, with a view of the South Fork of the American River, where gold was first discovered in 1848. Printed (UR): [page] 128, April 27, 1878; (UC): Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper; (UR): April 27, 1878, [page] 129; (LL, within image): H. Baker, sc.; (LC, below title): From sketches by our special artists, see page 125.
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Printed title (LC): Across the continent, the Frank Leslie transcontinental excursion, the excursion train rounding Cape Horn at the head of the great American canyon, with a view of the South Fork of the American River, where gold was first discovered in 1848. Printed (UR): [page] 128, April 27, 1878; (UC): Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper; (UR): April 27, 1878, [page] 129; (LL, within image): H. Baker, sc.; (LC, below title): From sketches by our special artists, see page 125.
