Jefferson Collection (#7)

Shadows of a Great City by J Jefferson & L R Sherwell
Promotional postcard for Shadows of a Great City by Joseph Jefferson and L. R. Sherwell. First produced in England at the Princesss Theatre

Jefferson Hotel, Key West, Florida, USA
Jefferson Hotel, Duval Street, Key West, Florida, USA. Date: 1911

Court House, Birmingham, Alabama, USA
Jefferson County Court House, Birmingham, Alabama, USA. Date: circa 1905

TRUMBULL, John (1756-1843). Declaration of Independence. ca. 1817 - ca. 1819. The five-man drafting committee presenting their draft of the Declaration to the Congress (June 28th, 1776)

Jefferson Randolph Soapy Smith II, American gangster
Jefferson Randolph Soapy Smith II (1860-1898), American con artist and gangster. He was shot in a gunfight in Skagway, Alaska, on 8 July 1898. Date: late 19th century

A portrait of Thomas Jefferson. Fourth of July
A portrait of Thomas Jefferson on a Glorious Fourth of July Greetings card, with the declaration of independence

Mount Jefferson, Oregon
Cavalry camp on the plain below Mount Jefferson, in the Cascade range, Oregon. (Do not confuse with other mountains of the same name) Date: 1857

Cascade Mountains USA
Two native Americans pause during their hunt : in the distance are mounts Jefferson, Hood and Adams, though the two natives have other names for them. Date: 1857

Martha Jeff. Randolph
MARTHA (nee Jefferson) RANDOLPH daughter of President Jefferson, for whom she acted as First Lady : wife of her childhood sweetheart Thomas Randolph. Date: 1772 - 1836

Jefferson (Kay)
THOMAS JEFFERSON President of the United States of America Date: 1743 - 1826

Banknote vignette female figures representing Liberty
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Dover Plains Gallery American Art No 1 1850 Steel engraving
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George Jones 1833 Engraving state plate 11 1 / 16 x 8 1 / 8
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Excellency Oliver Wolcott Governor State Connecticut
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Rev William Jay 1823 Engraving first second states
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Banknote vignette haymakers symbolizing rural industry
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James Kent 1834 Engraving first state two image
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Banknote vignette three putti symbolizing trade
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Rev William Buell Sprague 1834 Engraving second state
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Chief Justice John Marshall 1833 Engraving third state
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Title Page New York Mirror Weekly Journal Devoted
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Annual Caledonian Ball Ticket 19th century Engraving
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Lindley Murray 1827 Engraving sheet 10 1 / 8 x 7 9 / 16
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David Crockett ca 1830 Engraving second state
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Banknote motifs number 5 building topped cupola
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Wife 1830 Steel engraving image 3 11 / 16 x 2 7 / 8
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Charles Carroll Carrollton 1835 Engraving third state
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Fancy & Windsor Chair Manufactory Wholesale Retail
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Banknote vignette showing two men working mine
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William Floyd 1837 Engraving third state three
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General Andrew Jackson June 1828 Engraving third state
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Ladies Ticket Admission Annual Caledonian Ball
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Rev John Brodhead Romeyn D 1 1820 Engraving second state
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William Gaston 1834 Engraving second state two
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Dying Greek ca 1830 Engraving plate 5 15 / 16 x 7 3 / 4
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Robert C Sands ca 1829 Steel engraving second state
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Musidora 1825 Engraving plate 16 7 / 8 x 12 1 / 8
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Banknote motif Portrait George Washington decorative panel
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Proof side New York Merchants Banking Company 100 Dollar Bill
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Weekhawken 1833 Steel engraving third state three
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Falls Sawkill 1830 Steel engraving plate 8 13 / 16 x 6 7 / 16
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Ariadne 1834 Engraving fifth state eight plate
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Banknote vignette showing city buildings fenced
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Banknote vignette female figure representing marine commerce
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Delaware Water Gap 1830 Steel engraving 9 1 / 16 x 8 1 / 16
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Banknote vignette figures different ages representing
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Banknote vignette showing three men scaffold laying
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General Andrew Jackson June 1828 Engraving second state
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"Jefferson: A Legacy of Leadership, Knowledge, and Controversy" From the hallowed halls of the Library of Congress to the majestic Rotunda at the University of Virginia, Jefferson's influence resonates through history. As one of America's founding fathers, his impact on our nation is immeasurable. The Declaration of Independence stands as a testament to Jefferson's profound belief in liberty and equality for all. His vision shaped the very fabric of our democracy, inspiring generations to fight for their rights and freedoms. Monticello, with its grandeur and innovation, reflects Jefferson's brilliance as an architect and inventor. From its iconic West Front to its meticulously designed gardens, it embodies his pursuit of beauty and harmony. Yet amidst these accolades lies controversy. The Confederate Generals' depiction reminds us that even great men like Jefferson Davis were entangled in a dark chapter of American history – the Civil War. This conflict tore apart a nation he helped build. However, not all was lost during those turbulent times. Americans gaining French alliance during the Revolutionary War symbolizes how alliances can be forged even in dire circumstances. It demonstrates that hope can arise from unexpected places. Washington & Jefferson College serves as a reminder that education was dear to Jefferson's heart. He believed knowledge was vital for progress and enlightenment – values still cherished today. Through artistry such as "The Occupation of the Day" mural or political campaigns like Grover Cleveland's presidential bid in 1888, we see how Jefferson's legacy continues to shape American culture and politics long after his time. Lastly, let us not forget Thomas Jefferson himself – a complex figure who left an indelible mark on our nation’s history. His map-drawing skills showcased both his intellect and strategic thinking during times of war. Intriguingly multifaceted yet undeniably influential - this is what defines "Jefferson. " We must grapple with both his triumphs and flaws, recognizing the complexities of his legacy.