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    George Catlin described this painting as ​“a view of the Sault de St. Marys, taken from the Canada shore, near the missionary-house, which is seen in the fore-ground of the picture, and in the distan

    “… one of their favourite amusements at this place, which I was lucky enough to witness a few miles below the Sault, when high bettings had been made, and a great concourse of Indians had assembled t

    Bird's Eye View Lake Huron Division, Detroit and Cleveland Steam Navigation Company

    Bird's Eye View of the Straits of Mackinac, showing the Inland route, Mackinac to Petoskey, and Sault Ste. Marie

   

    Oil on canvas

    Watercolour over soft black pencil on paper

    Watercolour on paper

    Watercolour, touches of gouache over pencil, scraping on coated paper

    Watercolour, gouache and ink, scraping on coated paper

    A divided back postcard. Postally Unused.

    Illustration from the article by F. Johnson, Jun, "The Upper Peninsula of Michigan," Harper's Monthly, May 1882, p. 898

    Illustration from J. B. Mansfield, ed., History of the Great Lakes. Volume I, Chicago: J. H. Beers & Co., 1899