Topic: creek

Oldsmobile Sales Co., Rock Creek Park, [Washington, D.C.]

[Property survey of tracts and land grants in part of Maryland near Tiber Creek, now central Washington D.C.].

A plan of my farm on Little Huntg. Creek & Potomk. R.

A plan of part of the rivers Tombecbe, Alabama, Tensa, Perdido, & Scambia in the province of West Florida; with a sketch of the boundary between the nation of upper Creek Indians and that part of the province which is contigious thereto, as settled at the congresses at Pensacola in the years 1765 & 1771.

Boston from Willis Creek / Wm. Pierre delin.

Print shows distant view of Boston from across river.

A chart of Delawar River from Bombay Hook to Ridley Creek, with soundings &c taken by Lt. Knight of the Navy.

A view of a saw mill and block house upon Fort Anne Creek ...which on Gen. Burgoyne's army advancing was set fire to by the Americans

A view of the saw-mill & block house upon Fort Anne Creek, the property of Genl. Skeene, which on Genl. Burgoyne's army advancing, was set fire to, by the Americans

Print shows a sawmill belonging to loyalist Philip Skene and the blockhouse at Fort Anne which were burned by American forces, reteating in advance of the British army under the command of General Burgoyne.

E. Sugar Creek, Bradford Co.

[Portion of a map of Feliciana District, Spanish Louisiana, from the Lac de la Croix to Thompson's Creek] /

[Swift Creek area, Chesterfield and Prince George Counties, Virginia] /

[Map of a portion of Feliciana District, Spanish West Florida, along Alexander Creek and Bayou Tasa].

[Map of area from Rio Iberville to Thompson's Creek along the Mississippi River, Spanish West Florida, Districts of Manchac, Baton Rouge, and Feliciana].

Lower Falls of Solomon's Creek [N.Y.?]

Upper Falls of Solomon's Creek

[Prof]ile of the surface of the ground [at Cobble H]ill Fort on Broklyn heights & [Mr. Bergen's hi]ll near Gowannes Creek ... 12th 1814 /

A profile of the ground between Fort Green on the Jacksons hill southeast of the wall about to Cobble Hill Fort near Gowannes Creek Aug. 10th 1814 /

Proposals for publishing by subscription the life of Major General Andrew Jackson, comprising a full history of the late war in the south, from the commencement of the hostilities with the Creek Indians, to the defeat of the British before New O

Articles of agreement between The United States of America and the Chiefs of the Creek Nation. July 18, 1816

Rough sketches of the Creek Country : [Alabama].

Map by which the Creek Indians gave their statement at Fort Strother on the 22nd Jany, 1816 : [Alabama and Georgia].

Proposals for publishing by subscription, the life of Major General Andrew Jackson, comprising a history of the war in the South, from the commencement of the Creek campaign, to the termination of hostilities before New Orleans. By John Henry Ea

A solemn Tragedy. Tune of the Batten Kill mourners. Lines composed on the death of Hiram Cornell, of White Creek, who was drowned while bathing in Bennington River on the twenty-ninth of June, one thousand eight hundred and twenty-two ....

Young's Mill on the Brandywine Creek / J.R. Smith.

One of a series of 4 views of Young's Mill Rockland on the Brandywine Creek about 2 miles above Duponts Powder Mills.

Me-Na-Wa. A Creek warrior / printed & coloured at I.T. Bowen's Lithographic Establishment No. 94 Walnut St.

Print shows Me-Na-Wa, half-length portrait, facing left, wearing a hat with plume, a striped garment, and a shoulder bag.

Me-Na-Wa. A Creek warrior

Print shows Me-Na-Wa, half-length portrait, facing left, wearing a hat with plume, a striped garment, and a shoulder bag.

McIntosh. A Creek chief

Head and shoulders, facing right.

Tustennuggee Emathla or Jim Boy, a Creek chief / drawn, printed and coloured at I. T. Bowen's lithographic establishment, No. 94 Walnut St.

Tustennuggee Emathla, half-length portrait, facing right.

Paddy-carr. Creek interpreter / A.H. ; drawn, printed and coloured at I. T. Bowen's lithographic establishment, No. 94 Walnut St.

Paddy-carr, half-length portrait with arm resting on table, facing left.

Opothle Yoholo A Creek chief / / Drawn printed & coloured at I.T. Bowen's Lithographic Establishment, No. 94 Walnut St.

Print shows portrait of Opothle Yoholo in traditional dress from painting by Charles Bird King for History of the Indian tribes of North America... / By Thomas L. M'Kenney and James Hall, 1836-1844.

Me-Na-Wa. A Creek warrior

Half length, facing left.

[Fort Edward to Putnam's Creek, incidents of the French War.

Minutes of the regular Baptist association; held at Apple Creek church Morgan County, Illinois. October 2d, 3d, & 4th, A. D. 1840. Alton "Telegraph" [1840].

Ledagie. A Creek chief / drawn, printed and coloured at the lithographic establishment, 94 Walnut St., Phila.

Ledagie (Chief Ladiga), half-length portrait, facing right, wearing a plumed hat.

[Ancient Indian burial mounds. Moundsville, W.Va.] Great Mound at Grave Creek

Paper-Mill tract : [on Rock Creek, N.W. Washington D.C.].

Map of the property of the Western Mining & Manufacturing Co. situate on Drody's Creek, Coal River Peytona, Boone County, Western Virginia /

White seaman and cold. [e.g. colored] man on board steamboat on Potomac, Washington to Aquia Creek Virginia

Sketch shows side-view portraits of a white seaman and an African American man aboard the steamboat that Wallis took from Washington, DC to Aquia Creek, Virginia. Wallis was a British Commissioner from the Fore... more

Potomac River from Aquia Creek Virginia

Drawing shows the Potomac River, as seen from Aquia Creek in Virginia. Wallis was a British Commissioner from the Foreign Office to the United States in 1853.

[Survey of the original landholdings in Washington D.C. in the area bounded by The Mall, North Capitol St., Tiber Creek, N St. N.W., and Seventh St. N.W.] /

Important to travelers going South from Washington. Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac. ... Railroad & steamboat line via Alexandria Aquia Creek and Fredericksburg to Richmond ... Richmond, January 1st, 1856.

Sacandaga Creek

[Survey of the original landholdings in Washington D.C. in the area bounded by The Mall, North Capitol St., Tiber Creek, N St. N.W., and Seventh St. N.W.] /

Profile of Olive Street between Washington Street and Rock Creek : [Georgetown, Washington D.C.] /

The war in China - attack on the "Banterer's" boat in Sai-Lau Creek, Canton River

Opium War.

Sketch no. 4 of roads between H.-Q. 10th Army Corps and Swift Creek on the south : with enemy's 2nd line of intrenchements [sic] around Drury's Bluff on the north /

[West front of the United States Capitol, with the new cast-iron dome under construction. In the foregrd. is the Tiber Creek or Washington City Canal and the octagonal greenhouse for the Botanic Garden]

The gold mining town of Rock Creek, British Columbia, 1860

Photograph shows a cluster of log buildings, one identified as a restaurant, of the gold mining town, Rock Creek, British Columbia, as seen from a hillside above the town, with the creek in the background.

Potomac Creek Bridge - Acquia (i.e. Aquia) Creek and Fredericksburg R.R.

Government bakery, Stoneman's Station, Aquia Creek & Fredericksburgh Railroad

Photograph shows overhead view of the facility with several people standing outside.

Acquia (i.e. Aquia) Creek Landing, Va.

View of battlefield. Peach Tree Creek, Ga.

John C. Fremont to Simon Cameron, Tuesday, August 13, 1861 (Telegram reporting battle at Wilson's Creek)

Battle of Wilson's Creek, near Springfield, Missouri

Position of Union Army at Cedar Creek Union position and plan of battle.

However, what initially appeared to be an overwhelming success quickly turned to a rout when the Union forces were redeployed and launched a successful counterattack that drove the Confederates back across th... more

[Two sketches on one sheet of the road from Huntersville, W. Va. along Knap Creek to the Greenbrier River, and from the Greenbrier River across Brushy Ridge].

Military railroad bridge across Chattanooga Creek, L8536

Hunting Creek Bridge, near Alexandria, Va.

The charge of the First Iowa Regiment, with General Lyon at its head, at the Battle of Wilson's Creek, near Springfield, Missouri, August 10, 1861 / from a sketch by our special artist in Major-General Fremont's Division.

Potomac Creek bridge - Acquia (i.e. Aquia) Creek Railroad built by U. S. M. R.R. construction corps in nine days from standing timber

Battle of Beaverdam Creek Va., Chickahominy River, June 27th 1862

While dated June 27th, this map depicts an engagement that took place the day previously, on the second day of the Seven Days' Battles. It shows the area of Hanover County that includes Mechanicsville, with th... more

Preliminary chart of Calibogue Sound and Skull Creek forming inside passage from Tybee Roads to Port Royal Sound, South Carolina

Aquia Creek, on the Potomac, new base of supplies of the Army of the Potomac

Battle of Antietam, Maryland--Burnside's division carrying the bridge over the Antietam Creek, and storming the Rebel position, after a desperate conflict of four hours, Wednesday, September 17 / from a sketch by our special artist, Mr. Edwin Forbes.

Plan of the Battle of Mechanicsville or Beaverdam Creek, Virginia : fought June 26th 1862, 3 to 5 p.m.

Shows the area of Hanover County near Beaverdam Creek, oriented with the Chickahominy River to the south and the Mechanicsville Road to the north. Here, on the second day of the Seven Days' Battles, the Confede... more

Antietam, Maryland. Battlefield near Sherrick's house where the 79th N.Y. Vols. fought after they crossed the creek. Group of dead Confederates

The War in Virginia - rebuilding railway bridge over Goose Creek, near Manassas Gap, by Col. Geary, 28th Pennsylvania Regiment / sketched by -- Edwin Forbes.

Map showing position Union and Rebel armies 2 p.m. 30th June : and the routes of advance of enemy on the Union Army at White Oak Swamp Creek Va.

Shows the area of Henrico County between Richmond and New Market, in which occurred the Battle of White Oak Swamp, one of the Seven Day's Battles.

Sketch of proposed defences for the depot at Aquia Creek /

Railroad train crossing Potomac Creek bridge

Topography of the north side of Hunting Creek near Alexandria, Va. /

Group at transportation office, Aquia Creek, Va.

Provost Marshal's office, Acquia [i.e. Aquia] Creek Landing, Va., February 1863

[Fort Sumter. Vincents Creek. Battery Gregg]

Bridge at Acquia [sic] Creek

Potomac Creek Bridge, Aquia Creek & Fredericksburgh Railroad, perspective view, April 12, 1863

Photograph showing a truss bridge built for the Aquia Creek & Fredericksburgh Railroad.

Evacuation of Aquia Creek / negative by T.H. O'Sullivan. positive by A. Gardner.

Photograph showing ships loaded with supplies in Aquia Creek.

Group of officers at Acquia Creek, February, 1863

Ten Union officers posed in front of building.

Captain Theron E. Hall, A.Q.M., Acquia Creek, Va., February 1863

Standing, full lgth., facing left.

Battle of Wilson's Creek - fall of Genl. Lyon

Nathaniel Lyon falling from horse after being shot in the Civil War, Wilson's Creek, Mo., Aug. 10, 1861.

Battle of Baker's Creek, May 16 - defeat of the rebels under Pemberton, by General Grant

Cavalry outpost, near Potomac Creek. Daybreak on a cold morning

Map showing the route of the late expedition, commanded by Rear Admiral Porter, U.S.N., in attempting to get into the Yazoo River by the way of Steel's Bluff [i.e., Bayou] and Deer Creek.

Route of the late expedtion [sic] commanded by Act'g. Rear Admiral D. D. Porter U.S.N. attempting to get into the Yazoo River by the way of Steels Bayou and Deer Creek

Aquia Creek, Virginia. Group standing in front of hospital

[Captain James William Forsyth, Provost Marshall of 18th Regular Army Infantry Regiment, sitting atop a crate of hardtack at Aquia Creek Landing, Virginia]

Head of Potomac Creek

Picket station on Potomac Creek

Acquia Creek landing. Depot of supplies for the Army of the Potomac

Map of reconnaissance of the valley of Brandywine Creek : including the section from Smiths Bridge to the State Road /

Potomac Creek Bridge, Aquia Creek & Fredericksburgh Railroad, April 18, 1863

Photograph shows a truss railroad bridge over Potomac Creek.

Aquia Creek Landing, Virginia. View from Commissary Department

Aquia Creek Landing, Virginia. View of Federal Supply depot

Evacuation of Acquia (i.e. Aquia) Creek Landing, Va., June 1863

Aquia Creek Landing, Virginia. Group of officers: Col. [Rogers], Lt. Col. Sawtelle, Dr. Whyte, Capt. McGraw and Capt. J.W. Forsyth, Provost Marshal, Major A. Parker Porter

Map of supplementary reconnaissance of the approaches to Philadelphia by the West-Chester Road : including the section from Newtown Square to the east branch of the Brandywine Creek /

Aquia Creek Landing, Virginia. View of wharf

[Potomac Creek Bridge, Aquia Creek & Fredericksburgh [sic] Railroad, April 18, 1863]

Photograph shows several men at the construction site of the Potomac Creek Bridge. E.C. Sneed is seated at right.

Rock Creek, below Culp's Hill

Group at Commissary Depot, Acquia [i.e. Aquia] Creek Landing, Va., Feb. 1863

Photographs shows General John H. H. Ward and a group gathered near a railcar and a stack of wooden boxes.