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    The foreground shows the Canadian shoreline with several people standing, sitting, and playing near the Detroit River. The steamship Walk-in-the-Water is shown sailing down the river, along with seve

    The small hamlet of Sandwich later grew into the City of Windsor, but at this time following defeat on Lake Erie and the subsequent retreat of the British, it was easily occupied by American forces.

    Watercolour, pen and ink, over graphite, on wove paper, mounted

    Pen & ink drawing.

    A scene from the head of navigation on the Niagara River on the last autumn before the war was declared. The merchant schooner the Mary Hatt heads back downstream, with an Oneida Indian canoe in the

    One of twolarg open boats employed to chart the complex geography of Georgian Bay in the period after the War of 1812.

    Watercolour with touches of gouache, over traces of graphite, on wove paper

    Watercolour over black pencil on paper

    Lithograph on buff tint stone.

    Buffalo, from Lake Erie To E. Johnson, H. Pratt, S. C. Wilkinson B Rathbun & H. Palmer Esqr's and the Citizens of Buffalo with Col'l Rob't Steel of New York This Print is respectfully inscribed by th