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    Looking forward from the upper deck of the CHICORA on the Red River Expedition in 1870

    Engraving of the steamboat CHICORA in Collingwood harbour in 1870, from which she embarked troops for the Red River Expedition

   

    Woodcut engraving of the port of Oswego in the winter of 1856. From the linked article: "In this sketch, a part of Fort Ontario is seen in the distance. At the right hand is a monster store-house, ca

    The original ambrotype is featured in Gerald T. Girvin, "The Maple Leaf Story Prior to the Civil War", in Keith V. Holland et al., eds., The Maple Leaf: An Extraordinary American Civil War Shipwreck,

    William Armstrong was both civil engineer, artist and photographer, being a member of one of Toronto's early photographic companies. His career is well-documented in Henry G. Campbell, Early Days on

Orr, J. W., Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper (New York, NY), 7 Jun 1856     Woodcut engraving of the Steamer "Western World," Capt. J. H. Barker, of the Michigan Central Railroad Line, between Buffalo and Detroit.

   

    Painted for the 1987 University of Detroit High School auction.

   

   

    Duplicate of a small watercolor in the 1877 Van Cleve folio at Buffalo History Museum. The oil paint is not necessarily artist's paint.

   

    Negative of lithograph lent to Library

   

    Reproduction of the painting over the buffet on the City of Detroit III by the Detroit Publishing Co.