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Monterey, As Seen from a House-Top in the Main Plaza, (To the West) October, 1846

Charles Fenderich

Monterey, As Seen from a House-Top in the Main Plaza, (To the West) October, 1846

1847

Lithograph with handcoloring on paper

B.2005.18.5

Monterey, from Independence Hill, in the Rear of the Bishop's Palace. As it Appeared on 23d. September, 1846. (Looking East.)

Frederick Swinton

Monterey, from Independence Hill, in the Rear of the Bishop's Palace. As it Appeared on 23d. September, 1846. (Looking East.)

1847

Lithograph with handcoloring on paper

B.2005.18.4

Valley towards Saltillo, from Near the Base of "Palace Hill," at Monterey. (Looking to the S. West)

Charles R. Parsons

Valley towards Saltillo, from Near the Base of "Palace Hill," at Monterey. (Looking to the S. West)

1847

Lithograph with handcoloring on paper

B.2005.18.3

Heights of Monterey, from the Saltillo Road Looking Twards the City. (From the West)

Frederick Swinton

Heights of Monterey, from the Saltillo Road Looking Twards the City. (From the West)

1847

Lithograph with handcoloring on paper

B.2005.18.2

Birds-Eye View of the Camp of the Army of Occupation, Commanded by Genl. Taylor. Near Corpus Christi, Texas, (From the North) Oct. 1845.

Charles R. Parsons

Birds-Eye View of the Camp of the Army of Occupation, Commanded by Genl. Taylor. Near Corpus Christi, Texas, (From the North) Oct. 1845.

1847

Lithograph with handcoloring on paper

B.2005.18.1

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