Carteret Collection

Pursued by the arrows of the natives (engraving)
2781471 Pursued by the arrows of the natives (engraving) by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Pursued by the arrows of the natives)

Coat of arms copperplate 17th century Stanley and Carteret
This image is from a copperplate engraving, and shows part of a roll of arms from Richard Blome s

Monument to Philip Carteret in the north nave aisle of Westminster Abbey, London, c1750

The Motion, 1741. The Duke of Argyll, with a flaming sword, driving a coach from which Lord Carteret cries Let me get out.Several people are run over

Arrival of Governor Carteret in New Jersey, 1665
Royal Governor Philip Carteret landing in New Jersey, 1665. Hand-colored woodcut of a 19th-century illustration

John Earl Granville
JOHN CARTERET, earl GRANVILLE statesman Date: 1690 - 1763

NEW JERSEY: CARTERET, 1665. The landing of Philip Carteret to found the colony of New Jersey in 1665: colored engraving, 19th century

PHILIP CARTERET (1639-1682). English colonialist and Governor of New Jersey, 1665-1676. The landing of Philip Carteret to found the colony of New Jersey in 1665. Line engraving, American, 19th century

Book cover, La Conquete de l Air

Carteret Lands 1767
Captain Philip Carteret, part of the British navys circumnavigation expedition of 1766, takes possession of an island cove in the Pacific

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"Carteret: A Journey Through Time and Lands" Step into the captivating world of Carteret, a name that echoes through history with tales of adventure and exploration. From the engraving depicting him being pursued by arrows in distant lands to the majestic coat of arms preserved on copperplate from the 17th century, Philip Carteret's legacy is one that spans continents. In Westminster Abbey, London, a monument stands proudly in honor of this remarkable figure. Crafted around 1750, it serves as a testament to his contributions and achievements during his time as Governor of New Jersey. The Motion of 1741 propelled him forward on his quest for discovery, while John Earl Granville played an influential role in shaping his journey. Traveling across borders brings us to Barneville-Carteret in Normandy Region, France. Nestled along Plage de la coastline lies a place forever linked to Carteret's name—a reminder of his roots and connection to this picturesque region. The year was 1665 when Governor Carteret made landfall in New Jersey—an event etched into history books. An enchanting colored engraving from the 19th century captures this pivotal moment—the birth of a colony that would flourish under his leadership for over a decade. Philip Carteret himself emerges from faded pages—a visionary English colonialist who left an indelible mark on New Jersey's landscape. His determination knew no bounds; even wood engravings from the same era depict him as he navigated uncharted territories with unwavering resolve. Beyond historical accounts lie intriguing glimpses into other realms—such as La Conquete de l'Air book cover—an invitation to explore not only earthly landscapes but also those yet unconquered skies above. Carteret Lands beckon us further still—1767 marks another chapter in this tale where new horizons were claimed and dreams realized. It speaks volumes about perseverance and ambition intertwined with the very essence of Carteret's spirit.