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    Image shows the NEW ORLEANS after the building protecting the nearly completed hull had been torn down.

    Aquatint on wove paper. Laid down on cardboard

    Aquatint on wove paper. Laid down on cardboard. Hand coloured

    A backwater lake port before the war, Sackets Harbour, under the command of Commodore Chauncey , grew to become the largest American naval base on the Great Lakes. The Oneida, an 18-gun flagship, is

    The U. S. schooner Hamilton emerges from the naval base, with the warship General Pike under construction on shore. In late May 1813 while the American squadron was at the other end of the lake, the

    The American answer to the British launching of the St. Lawrence, a 104-gun ship-of-the-line, was to begin building two even larger ones, one of which is shown here. Neither of these was ever launche