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233 historic pictures in the Washington collection, in 11 sections, part of Pictorial America. Each one can be ordered as a print or licensed, and the collection is a starting point for telling stories about the past.

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Memorial

Washington Monument, Tallest Stone Structure In The World (555 ft.)East Washington, D.C. P (c. 1903)Illustration for Washington's Birthday (1854)The National Washington Monument (New York : Published)Washington, D.C. with projected improvements ([ca. 1852])Gutzon Borglum's Model Of Mt. Rushmore Memorial--Washington, Jefferson, Roosevelt & Lincol (c. 1936)Washington Monument, Tallest Stone Structure In The World (555 ft.)East Washington, D.C. P (c. 1903)Washington, D.C. - present condition of the Washington Monument, on the baseball ground, n (1874)Statue of Washington (by Greenough) / Munger sc. (Published by W.H. & )Workmen On Face Of George Washington, Mt. Rushmore (c. 1932)Top of the Washington Monument. Setting the capstone / Alex. Millar, del. (c1885 Feb. 2.)George Washington Statue At Washington Circle (c. 1860)Greenough's Washington (in east Capitol grounds) ([ca. 1866])[George Washington, bust portrait with laurel wreath, facing left] ([ca. 1800])Laying corner stone, Washington Monument / The Knapp Co. lith., N.Y. (c1893.)Design Of The Washington National Monument To Be Erected In The City Of Washington (c. 1846)"Washington Monument--Project For A Marble Pyramidion" (c. 1884)[George Washington, bust portrait with laurel wreath, facing left] ([ca. 1800])View From Tidal Basin, With Cherry Blossoms And Washington Monument In Background, Washing (c. 1920)[George Washington] lived respected and fear'd - died lamented and rever'd (Philadelphia : [Pub])Washington Monument Illustration In Washington Album (c. 1889-1893)The Washington Monument with Cleveland and Hendricks portraitsWashington · MemorialGeorge Washington centennial memorial print, 1775-1876George Washington (c. 1876)Design Of The Washington National Monument To Be Erected In The City Of Washington (c. 1846)Washington Monument As It Stood For 25 years (c.1860)Washington National Monument (c. 1859)George Washington Statue At Washington Circle (c. 1860)The Great National Memorial engraved portrait printWashington · MemorialWashington Monument (c. 1903)Apotheosis of Washington Into Heaven (c. 1865)DC-Washington c. 1856 (c. 1856)George Washington Sculpture (c. 1841)George Washington Statue At Washington Circle (c. 1860)

Miscellaneous

Washington As A Freemason (c. 1866)Washington as a master Mason ([c1870])George Washington "The spirit still lives" (c. 1918)Legal Holiday, Washington's Birthday, February 22nd, No Business Transacted (c. 1890s)Sacred to the Memory of George Washington, Family RegisterWashington As A Freemason (c. 1866)Snake Game board with rules and Washington portraitView of the City of Washington from Arlington HouseL'Enfant MapThe Lord's Prayer And The Ten Commandments (c. 1882)

Miscellaneous · Great Seal

Great Seal Of The United States (c. 1850-1910)US One Dollar BillGreat Seal of the United States, pyramid and all-seeing eyegreat seal 2great seal 3great seal 4Two Great Seal reverse designs compared, 1786 and 1856Bronze Great Seal of the United States medal, 1782-1882

Miscellaneous · Money

US One Dollar Bill1993 quarter dollar coin with Washington profile

Revolutionary War - Battles

Washington on his mission to the Ohio ([no date recorded on)George Washington, Esq'r. - general and commander in chief of the Continental Army in Amer (London : Published a)Washin[g]ton Forma il campoa valle-fucina ([no date recorded on)[Washington descending the Ohio in canoe with 3 other men. 1753-54][Washington warning General Braddock in his tent]Washington and Gist visit Queen Aliquippa [1754]George Washington, Esq'r. - Americanischer generalissimusHis excellency George Washington Esq'r. captain general of all the American forcesGeneral WashingtonGeneral George Washington (c. 1790)G. Washington ([no date recorded on)Washington's Reception By The Ladies, On Passing The Bridge At Trenton, N.J., April, 1789 (c. 1845)Washington's headquarters, Newburgh [N.Y.] 1777 (c1909.)The Evacuation Of Boston, March 17, 1776 (c. 1800s)Washington and Rochambeau [both on horseback] at Mt. Vernon, 1781. (c1922.)The first meeting of Washington and Lafayette: Philadelphia, August 3rd 1777 (New York : Published)Genl. George Washington: the father of his country (New York : Published)Washington, Appointed Commander In Chief (c. 1876)Washington Crossing The Delaware On The Evening Of Dec 25th, 1776 Previous To The Battle O (c. 1876)Washington's head-quarters 1780: at Newburgh, on the Hudson (New York : Published)Washington's entry into New York: on the evacuation of the city by the British, Nov. 25th. (New York : Published)"Evacuation day" And Washington's Triumphal Entry In New York City, Nov (c. 1879)Washington At Valley ForgeWashington midway between the two armies at Princeton / Van Ingen. ([between 1870 and 19)George Washington Crossing The Delaware River (c. 1912-1913)Washington Taking Command Of The American Army Under The Old Elm At Cambridge (c. 1908)Washington And Lafayette At Valley Forge (c. 1907)Writing The Declaration Of Independence, 1776 (c. 1932)Washington inspecting the captured colors after the battle of Trenton (1914)Washington at Monmouth / Darley ; G. R. Hall. (New York : G. P. Put)George Washington Crossing The Delaware River (c. 1912-1913)The Reception Of Lafayette At Mount Vernon, Home Of Washington (c. 1875)George WashingtonSurrender Of General Burgoyne At Saratoga, New York, Oct (c. 1852)Gen. Lafayette's Departure from Mount Vernon 1784Die Helden Der Revolution (c. 1850-1890)Washington At Valley ForgeWashington Receiving A Salute On The Field Of Trenton (c. 1860)Washington At The Battle Of Trenton (c. 1870)Washington (c. 1850s)Mount Vernon (c. 1867)Washington at Princeton, Jan. 3d 1777The Prayer At Valley Forge (c. 1866)Life Of George Washington - The Soldier (c. 1854)"Evacuation day" And Washington's Triumphal Entry In New York City, Nov (c. 1879)Washington And His Generals (c. 1870)The British Surrendering Their Arms To Gen. Washington After Their Defeat At YorkTown In V (c. 1819)Provision Train (c. 1877)Life and Battles of General George WashingtonWashington's Reception at the White House, 1776Gen. Washington (On The Battle Field At Trenton) (c. 1845)George Washington's Map - 1754

Revolutionary War - Battles · Boston

Join, or Die" snake cartoon with colony initialsThe bloody massacre perpetrated in King Street Boston on March 5th 1770 by a party of the (Prints)Battle of Bunker Hill (Prints)The Battle of Lexington, pictorial engraved print with soldiersA Plan Of The Town Of Boston And Its Environs, With The Lines, Batteries, And Incampments A Plan Of the Action At Bunker Hill (c. 1775)

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