Travel Collection (page 7)

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Travel Collection: ADIRONDACK HOTEL, 1889. Blue Mountain Lake House Hotel in the Adirondack Mountains

ADIRONDACK HOTEL, 1889. Blue Mountain Lake House Hotel in the Adirondack Mountains, New York State. Photographed by Seneca Roy Stoddard, 1889

Travel Collection: ENGLAND: ROAD TRAVEL, 1880. On the Road to the Derby. Lithograph, English, 1880

ENGLAND: ROAD TRAVEL, 1880. On the Road to the Derby. Lithograph, English, 1880, after a painting by John Sturgess

NEW YORK CITY: HOTEL. The Fifth Avenue Hotel in New York City, c1880

JAPAN: JINRIKSHAS, 1907. Jinrikshas under the cherry blossoms, Japan. Stereograph, 1907

SUEZ CANAL, c1895. Suez Canal, Egypt

Travel Collection: SUEZ CANAL: PORT SAID. Port Said, Egypt, the entrance to the Suez Canal

SUEZ CANAL: PORT SAID. Port Said, Egypt, the entrance to the Suez Canal. Photographed c1895

Travel Collection: CARTOON: PANAMA CANAL. American cartoon, c1900, on the debate over whether to build

CARTOON: PANAMA CANAL. American cartoon, c1900, on the debate over whether to build a canal through Panama or Nicaragua

Travel Collection: MAP: PANAMA CANAL, 1885. Field of operations at Culebra, Panama, during the aborted

MAP: PANAMA CANAL, 1885. Field of operations at Culebra, Panama, during the aborted French construction of the Panama Canal. Wood engraving from an American newspaper of 1885

HORSE CARRIAGE, c1830. Etching, English, c1830

Travel Collection: RAILROAD SAFETY, 1853. How to Insure Against Railway Accidents

RAILROAD SAFETY, 1853. How to Insure Against Railway Accidents. Two railroad executives are tied to a locomotive in an English cartoon of 1853

Travel Collection: SUEZ CANAL. Overall view of the Suez Canal, from Port Said on the Red Sea (bottom)

SUEZ CANAL. Overall view of the Suez Canal, from Port Said on the Red Sea (bottom), past the Great and Small Bitter Lakes, and to the Mediterranean Sea. Drawing, French, 19th century

Travel Collection: SUEZ CANAL: PORT SAID. Boats docked at Port Said, Egypt, at the entrance to the Suez Canal

SUEZ CANAL: PORT SAID. Boats docked at Port Said, Egypt, at the entrance to the Suez Canal. Photographed c1895

SUEZ CANAL: PORT SAID. Port Said, Egypt, the entrance to the Suez Canal. Photographed c1894

Travel Collection: PANAMA CANAL, c1910. Construction of the west chamber at the Pedro Miguel locks, Panama Canal

PANAMA CANAL, c1910. Construction of the west chamber at the Pedro Miguel locks, Panama Canal. Photopostcard, c1910

Travel Collection: MAP: PANAMA CANAL, 1885. Field of operations at Emperador, Panama, during the aborted

MAP: PANAMA CANAL, 1885. Field of operations at Emperador, Panama, during the aborted French construction of the Panama Canal. Wood engraving from an American newspaper of 1885

Travel Collection: PANAMA CANAL: FRENCH WORK. A French scheme for excavating at Tabernilla, Panama Canal

PANAMA CANAL: FRENCH WORK. A French scheme for excavating at Tabernilla, Panama Canal, c1881-1893

PANAMA CANAL, c1910. View of Gatun Locks, Panama Canal. Photopostcard, c1910

Travel Collection: PANAMA CANAL: FRENCH WORK. French dredging machines left at Cristobal, Panama Canal

PANAMA CANAL: FRENCH WORK. French dredging machines left at Cristobal, Panama Canal, from the earlier French construction, 1881-1893. Photopostcard, c1910

PANAMA CANAL, c1910. Pedro Miguel Locks, Panama Canal. Photopostcard, c1910

Travel Collection: PANAMA CANAL, c1910. Mitre sill for gates at Gatun Locks, Panama Canal. Photopostcard

PANAMA CANAL, c1910. Mitre sill for gates at Gatun Locks, Panama Canal. Photopostcard, c1910

Travel Collection: PANAMA CANAL, c1910. Locks at Pedro Miguel, looking south, Panama Canal. Photopostcard

PANAMA CANAL, c1910. Locks at Pedro Miguel, looking south, Panama Canal. Photopostcard, c1910

Travel Collection: PANAMA CANAL: FRENCH WORK. Dry excavation at Lock No

PANAMA CANAL: FRENCH WORK. Dry excavation at Lock No. 1, Bohio, during the earlier French construction of the Panama Canal, 1881-1893

Travel Collection: PANAMA CANAL, c1910. View of Culebra Cut, looking south, during construction of the Panama Canal

PANAMA CANAL, c1910. View of Culebra Cut, looking south, during construction of the Panama Canal. Photopostcard, c1910

Travel Collection: PANAMA CANAL, c1910. The Cucaracha Slide, during the construction of the Panama Canal

PANAMA CANAL, c1910. The Cucaracha Slide, during the construction of the Panama Canal. Photopostcard, c1910

Travel Collection: PANAMA CANAL, c1910. General view of spillway, looking north, at Gatun Locks, Panama Canal

PANAMA CANAL, c1910. General view of spillway, looking north, at Gatun Locks, Panama Canal. Photopostcard, c1910

PANAMA CANAL, c1910. Construction of the west chamber at the Pedro Miguel locks, Panama Canal. Photopostcard, c1910

Travel Collection: PANAMA CANAL, c1910. Three sets of rebounding castings, center wall, Pedro Miguel Locks

PANAMA CANAL, c1910. Three sets of rebounding castings, center wall, Pedro Miguel Locks. Photopostcard, c1910

Travel Collection: PANAMA CANAL, c1910. View of complete canal and some of the shops at Gorgona. Photopostcard

PANAMA CANAL, c1910. View of complete canal and some of the shops at Gorgona. Photopostcard, c1910

Travel Collection: PANAMA CANAL, c1910. Spillway under construction at Gatun, Panama Canal. Photopostcard

PANAMA CANAL, c1910. Spillway under construction at Gatun, Panama Canal. Photopostcard, c1910

Travel Collection: PANAMA CANAL, c1910. One of the ledges of Gold Hill, on the Culebra Cut, Panama Canal

PANAMA CANAL, c1910. One of the ledges of Gold Hill, on the Culebra Cut, Panama Canal. Photopostcard, c1910

Travel Collection: PANAMA CANAL: CONCRETE. Concrete mixing plant at Gatun, Panama Canal Zone. Photopostcard

PANAMA CANAL: CONCRETE. Concrete mixing plant at Gatun, Panama Canal Zone. Photopostcard, c1910

Travel Collection: PANAMA CANAL, c1910. General view of Balboa, along the Panama Canal. Photopostcard

PANAMA CANAL, c1910. General view of Balboa, along the Panama Canal. Photopostcard, c1910

PANAMA CANAL, c1910. Shops at Gorgona, along the Panama Canal. Photopostcard, c1910

Travel Collection: PANAMA CANAL, c1910. Putting in gates at upper lock, east chamber, at Gatun, Panama Canal Zone

PANAMA CANAL, c1910. Putting in gates at upper lock, east chamber, at Gatun, Panama Canal Zone. Photopostcard, c1910

Travel Collection: PANAMA CANAL, c1910. West lock, looking north, at Gatun Locks, Panama Canal. Photopostcard

PANAMA CANAL, c1910. West lock, looking north, at Gatun Locks, Panama Canal. Photopostcard, c1910

Travel Collection: PANAMA CANAL, c1910. View from the top of Berm Crane, looking south, at Pedro Miguel

PANAMA CANAL, c1910. View from the top of Berm Crane, looking south, at Pedro Miguel Locks on the Panama Canal. Photopostcard, c1910

Travel Collection: PANAMA CANAL: ENGINEER. Residence of the chief engineer of the Panama Canal at Culebra

PANAMA CANAL: ENGINEER. Residence of the chief engineer of the Panama Canal at Culebra. Photopostcard, c1910

Travel Collection: PANAMA CANAL, c1910. Looking south over Gatun Locks and Gatun Lake Emergency Dam

PANAMA CANAL, c1910. Looking south over Gatun Locks and Gatun Lake Emergency Dam. Stereograph view, c1910

Travel Collection: PANAMA CANAL, c1910. Uncompleted French construction of the canal between Empire and Culebra

PANAMA CANAL, c1910. Uncompleted French construction of the canal between Empire and Culebra. Photopostcard, c1910

Travel Collection: PANAMA CANAL, c1910. View of Gold Hill, at the Gaillard Cut, Panama Canal. Stereograph view

PANAMA CANAL, c1910. View of Gold Hill, at the Gaillard Cut, Panama Canal. Stereograph view, c1910

Travel Collection: PANAMA CANAL, c1910. Installing valves in the center wall of the canal at Miraflores

PANAMA CANAL, c1910. Installing valves in the center wall of the canal at Miraflores. Photopostcard, c1910

Travel Collection: PANAMA CANAL, c1910. Pier on which electric mules will run for towing ships on the canal

PANAMA CANAL, c1910. Pier on which electric mules will run for towing ships on the canal, at Gatun Locks. Photopostcard, c1910

Travel Collection: PANAMA CANAL, c1910. Old French machinery at Empire, Canal Zone, Panama. Photopostcard

PANAMA CANAL, c1910. Old French machinery at Empire, Canal Zone, Panama. Photopostcard, c1910

Travel Collection: PANAMA CANAL: LOCKS. View looking north showing the upper chamber, east lock

PANAMA CANAL: LOCKS. View looking north showing the upper chamber, east lock, and construction trestle for erecting gates, at Gatun, Canal Zone, Panama. Photographed c1910

Travel Collection: PANAMA CANAL: LA BOCA. View of La Boca, Panama, showing wharf and Pacific entrance

PANAMA CANAL: LA BOCA. View of La Boca, Panama, showing wharf and Pacific entrance to the Panama Canal. Photopostcard, c1910

Travel Collection: PANAMA CANAL: CULEBRA CUT. An old French excavator at the Culebra Cut, Panama Canal

PANAMA CANAL: CULEBRA CUT. An old French excavator at the Culebra Cut, Panama Canal. Photopostcard, c1900

Travel Collection: ERIE CANAL: LITTLE FALLS. Village of Little Falls, New York, showing the Mohawk River

ERIE CANAL: LITTLE FALLS. Village of Little Falls, New York, showing the Mohawk River and the Erie Canal. Steel engraving, 1839

Travel Collection: ERIE CANAL OPENING, 1825. New York Governor DeWitt Clinton pouring water from Lake

ERIE CANAL OPENING, 1825. New York Governor DeWitt Clinton pouring water from Lake Erie into the Atlantic Ocean at the Grand Erie Canal Celebration in New York harbor on 4 November 1825

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