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Title: Souvenir of Gay Head

Indelible Photographs

Author: J. N. Chamberlain

Release Date: July 7, 2010 [eBook #33108]

Language: English

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Souvenir of Gay Head.

 

 

INDELIBLE PHOTOGRAPHS.

 

 

Published and Copyrighted, 1889,
By J. N. Chamberlain, Photographer,
Woonsocket, R. I.

THE ALBERTYPE CO, N. Y.

Gay Head Landing and Pavilion.
Alighting from the Steamboat.
Gay Head Light.
Gay Head Indians and Rustic Conveyance.
First Crew Gay Head Indians,
Saved Eight Persons from Wreck of "City of Columbus."
Second Crew Gay Head Indians,
Saved Thirteen Persons from Wreck of "city of Columbus."
"City of Columbus" Before the Wreck.
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Columbus" After the Wreck." title="" tag="{http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml}img"/> "City of Columbus" After the Wreck.
Mode of Conveyance from Wharf To Gay Head Light.
Gay Head's Latest.
Cutting Clay for Souvenirs.
At the Foot of the Cliffs.
Gay Head Light House and Cliffs.
Monohansett. Nantucket.
Marthas Vineyard.
Island Home. River Queen.
The "City of Columbus" Sunk Off Gay Head.
SIMON JOHNSON, Chief of the Tribe of Gay Head Reservation.
Third Crew Gay Head Indians.

 

 

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