Snodgrass Collection

Bandoolas Look-Out Tree, with Four Guns, at Dunabew, illustration for A Comprehensive History of India by Henry
3244531 Bandoolas Look-Out Tree, with Four Guns, at Dunabew, illustration for A Comprehensive History of India by Henry Beveridge, 1862 (engraving) by English School

Gabriel Snodgrass
GABRIEL SNODGRASS shipbuilder and surveyor to the East India company with his autograph Date: 1719 - 1799

BASEBALL: GIANTS, c1910. A line-up of players for the New York Giants at the Polo Grounds in Manhattan, New York. From left to right: Fred Snodgrass, Tillie Shafer, George Burns, Larry Doyle

Mr. Wardle and his friends under the influence of the salmon, illustration from The
KW259120 Mr. Wardle and his friends under the influence of the salmon, illustration from The Pickwick Papers by Charles Dickens (1812-70) published 1837 (litho) by Browne

American baseball player for the New York Giants, photographed 1909
FRED SNODGRASS (1887-1974). American baseball player for the New York Giants, photographed 1909

THOMAS HEADQUARTERS. The Snodgrass House, American commander George Henry Thomas headquarters at Chickamauga, Georgia. Photochrome, c1902

The Snodgrass House, Thomass headquarters at Chickamauga

Officers of the 90th i. e. 38th Regiment (Captain Hume and C
Officers of the 90th i.e. 38th Regiment (Captain Hume and Captain Snodgrass). Captains Hume and Snodgrass posed near a bell tent, with horses and groom. Date 1855

FRED SNODGRASS (1887-1974). American baseball player for the New York Giants, photographed 1914

Ploughing Contest 1950S
Judging the ploughing contest at the mid-Sussex Agricultural Associations Show - W J Rowell in cap, T Limbrick in hat, P A Snodgrass bareheaded

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From the Battlefield to the Ballpark: A Fascinating Journey through History with the Snodgrass Name Discover the intriguing connections between the Snodgrass name and various historical moments. From the Look-Out Tree at Bandoola's Hill, where Gabriel Snodgrass' engraving appeared in Henry Beveridge's A Comprehensive History of India (1862), to the Four Guns at Dunabew, a significant site during the Indian Mutiny. Fast forward to American history, and the Snodgrass name resurfaces in the world of baseball. Fred Snodgrass, an American baseball player, graced the fields for the New York Giants in the early 1900s, as seen in a line-up photograph from 1910. His teammates included stars like Mr. Wardle and his friends, who, in an illustration from The American, were famously depicted under the influence of salmon. During the Civil War, the Snodgrass name was synonymous with military leadership. General George Henry Thomas, an American commander, made his headquarters at the Snodgrass House in Chickamauga, Georgia, as depicted in a photochrome from 1902. Furthermore, Captain Hume and his company of the 90th i.e. 38th Regiment, including Fred Snodgrass, are seen in an officers' portrait from an unknown date. Lastly, the Snodgrass name continued to make its mark in the 1950s, with a Ploughing Contest featuring a man named Snodgrass. The Snodgrass name truly encapsulates a rich and diverse history, spanning continents and centuries.