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A Daily Stage Between St. Albans & Dunham

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Date:

1851.

Reference:

R13133-360-4-E, Volume number: 40

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Item ID number:

2894124

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Canadian Historical Prints and Watercolours Collection

A Daily Stage Between St. Albans & Dunham
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Date(s):

1851.

Place of creation:

No place, unknown, or undetermined

Extent:

1 print / estampe : wood engraving
Support 29.300 x 23.800

Language of material:

English

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Advertisement for stage coaches running from St. Albans to Troy, Albany, New York, Boston, and Ogdensburgh. Above the blue and red text is a reproduction of an engraving by Hartwell, depicting a stage coach running along beside a locomotive.

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Artist: Hartwell

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General note:

Copy negative number: C-001369

Exhibitions note:

Exhibition Title: Victoria Bridge. Curator: Stanley Triggs, McCord Museum, Montreal, Quebec; 1992.05.15-1992.10.15

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Inscribed., Inscription: in the print: A DAILY STAGE BETWEEN / St. Albans & Dunham. / On and after Monday, June 2nd, the Mail Stage will leave St. Albans every / evening at 6 o'clock, passing through Highgate, East Highgate, Franklin, Cook's Corner, Fre- / leighsburg, to Dunham; there connecting with the stage north. / Returning, leave Dunham at 8 A.M., passing through the above named towns, and / arrive in St. Albans in time to take the cars going south and north the same day. / Passengers by taking this line will find this to be the shortest and easiest route to / Troy, Albany, New York, Boston and Ogdensburg. / Passengers going north can go immediately on board the cars at St. Albans, and / arrive in Ogdensburg on the same evening. / West Berkshire stage connects daily with this line at Franklin. / AGENTS: / J.L. SANDERSON, St. Albans. / J. CLARK, Cook's Corner / C.R. & H. JENISON, Highgate. / L. KEMP, Freleighsburg. / O. MANSON, Franklin / A.W. HUBBARD, Dunham. / St. Albans,June 2nd, 1851 / J.L. SANDERSON, Proprietor.

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A daily stage between St. Albans & Dunham
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SUBJ. - Transportation : Land - Railways : Locomotives

U.S.A. - New York

TRANSPORTATION - LAND - STAGE COACHES
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Graphic (art)

[Consultation90 Open]
No restriction on physical access or on use for reproductions

Volume [R13133]

[Consultation 90 Open]

40 Item no. assigned by LAC 346

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Copy negative [R13133] C-001369

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Copyright: Expired
Credit: Library and Archives Canada, acc. no. R13133-346

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