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    People driving sleighs across the ice, drawn by single horses or pairs, several dogs acompanying them, other figures skating, ships docked in the ice along the shore lined by houses, which curves out

    Birdseye view of Cleveland. Executed by by G. Lange Darmstadt, published by Charles Magnus, N.Y.

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    This painting, titled "The Steamer Arrow Passing the Grosse Ile Beacon," shows the vessel in 1853. It was illustrated by Robert Hopkin a decade after his arrival from Scotland, and the same year he o

    A woodcut engraving of an artist's reconstruction of the burning of the steamboat OCEAN WAVE for the New York Illustrated News of May 21, 1853. In the distance to the bow and stern are the schooners

    STEAMER "MISSISSIPPI."--This once popular and magnificent vessel, of 1830 tons, was built at Buffalo in 1853, and ran for many years between Buffalo and Detroit, in connection with the Michigan Centr

    Birdseye view of Buffalo in 1853 featuring Buffalo Creek and a series of vessels lining its banks. The Niagara River forms the left boundary of the image with the Erie Canal alongside it.

Gleason's Pictorial Companion, 8 Oct 1853, p. 240     TORONTO BOAT CLUB FLEET COMING INTO HARBOUR We have been favored by a marine artist from Toronto, in the neighboring provinces, with a representation of a few of the boats of the Toronto Club coming

Gleason's Pictorial Companion, 24 Dec 1853, 405, 408     TONAWANDA, OR WHITE'S ISLAND. We present our readers, on page 408, with a fine sketch from the Niagara River. White's Island, or, as it was formerly called, Carney Island, is one of those beautiful o