Bradford's History of Plymouth Plantation

Bradford's History of Plimoth [Plymouth] Plantation From the Original Manuscript Author: William Bradford Dated: 1899 Publisher: Wrigh

America.- Bradford (William) History of Plymouth Plantation, ex-library with occasional ink-stamps, occasional marginal ink-stains, modern library cloth, Boston, Privately Printed, 1861 § Russell

Limited edition hardbound in leather copy of Of Plymouth Plantation by William Bradford. Published by The Franklin Library, 1983. edited and introduced by a Samuel Eliot Morison. Calligraphy by Jeanne

William Bradford, one of the most prominent figures in Plymouth Colony history, was 67 years old when he died. He was buried on Burial Hill in Plymouth, where a cenotaph exists today in memory of his

Plymouth Mass 1702 Pilgrim related, Capt Bradford Francis Cooke, John Bryant, Mayflower, Land Record, extensive research & history incl.

African American History, 19th Century slavery subject. Profile of a Guinea slave from the Taylor Plantation in Columbia, South Carolina, 1850. Created for The American Heritage Galleries in the early

African American History, 19th Century slavery subject. Profile of a Guinea slave from the Taylor Plantation in Columbia, South Carolina, 1850. Created for The American Heritage Galleries in the early

African American History, 19th Century slavery subject. Profile of a Guinea slave from the Taylor Plantation in Columbia, South Carolina, 1850. Created for The American Heritage Galleries in the early

African American History, 19th Century slavery subject. Profile of a Guinea slave from the Taylor Plantation in Columbia, South Carolina, 1850. Created for The American Heritage Galleries in the early

African American History, 19th Century slavery subject. Profile of a Guinea slave from the Taylor Plantation in Columbia, South Carolina, 1850. Created for The American Heritage Galleries in the early

1840 American Federal Government History Bradford Washington Slavery INDIANS Alden Bradford wrote ‘History of the Federal Government’ with the intent to give a brief narrative account of 1780-1839

1840 1st ed American Federal Government Washington Slavery INDIANS Bradford Alden Bradford wrote ‘History of the Federal Government’ with the intent to give a brief narrative account of 1780-1839

1860 1ed American History Revolutionary War Plymouth Pocahontas Texas California Thrilling Incidents in American History was author John Barbers attempt to collect and describe the most important figu

African American History, sepia-tone photo print of Slaves at work on Pope's Plantation near Hilton Head, South Carolina, Civil War era, c. 1861. 11" X 14" on heavy cardstock. Created in the early 199

African American History, sepia-tone photo print of Slaves at work on Pope's Plantation near Hilton Head, South Carolina, Civil War era, c. 1861. 11" X 14" on heavy cardstock. Created in the early 199

African American History, sepia-tone photo print of Slaves at work on Pope's Plantation near Hilton Head, South Carolina, Civil War era, c 1861. 11" X 14" on heavy cardstock. Created in the early 1990

African American History, sepia-tone photo print of Slaves at work on Pope's Plantation near Hilton Head, South Carolina, Civil War era, c 1861. 11" X 14" on heavy cardstock. Created in the early 1990

African American History, sepia-tone photo print of Slaves at work on Pope's Plantation near Hilton Head, South Carolina, Civil War era, c. 1861. 11" X 14" on heavy cardstock. Created in the early 199

1863 marks the year in which Plymouth Colony's history was elevated once again on a national scale, when President Abraham Lincoln kindled an enduring American tradition by declaring a national day of

(possibly Massachusetts, 19th century) Portrait of Samuel Bradford, 9th generation descendent of William Bradford, Governor of Plymouth, Massachusetts, unsigned, oil on canvas, 30-1/4 x 25 in.; modern

ASSORTED VIRGINIA HISTORY VOLUMES / PAMPHLETS, UNCOUNTED LOT, including Stephenson, Carter's Grove Plantation. A History, Colonial Williamsburg, 1964; Moore, Albemarle, Jefferson's County, 1727-1976,

1880 History of Windham County, Connecticut (has been taped in places), 1897 History of the Plantation of Menunwatuck - Original town of Guilford, Connecticut (good condition). Please see photos and c

Signed By-Scott D. Trostel-First Edition-Bradford The Railroad Town, A Railroad Town History of Bradford, OH, Copyright 1987

African American History, sepia-tone photo print of a group of slaves in front of a cotton gin on a Southern plantation. 11" x 14". Created in the early 1990's, printed on cardstock.