The Desjardins Canal Bridge, Sketched the Morning after the Late Melancholy Railway Accident (Hamilton, Ontario)

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The Desjardins Canal Bridge, Sketched the Morning after the Late Melancholy Railway Accident (Hamilton, Ontario)

Date1857

Names

Armstrong, William, 1822-1914 (after)

Thompson and Company (publisher)

Unknown (author)

Alternate Title

The Desjardins Canal Bridge, Sketched the Morning after the Late Melancholy Railway Accident (Hamilton, Ontario)
The Desjardins Canal Bridge, Sketched the Morning after the Late Melancholy Railway Accident (Hamilton, Ontario)

FormatPicture

Notes

The Desjardins Canal Bridge, Sketched the Morning after the Late Melancholy Railway Accident (Hamilton, Ontario)

Subject

Medium

Lithographs

Dimensions227 x 384; 248 x 384; 339 x 509 mm

Language

English

CollectionBaldwin Collection of Canadiana

Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)

Call Number / Accession NumberPICTURES-R-396

GeographyCountryCanada

Geography

GeographyProvince or StateOntario

Geography

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