Wm. St. J. Harper (page 2)

Sheridans Army, Quarter Master Stores. Harpers Ferry Alfred R Waud

The Press Gang in New York Howard (after) Pyle

The Charge on Cemetery Ridge Magazine Illustration Published in Harper's Weekly Anonymous

Jefferson's Rock, Harper's Ferry, Virginia Anonymous

Cover of Harper's Weekly Magazine Anonymous

The Siege of Vicksburg Magazine Illustration Published in Harper's Weekly Anonymous

An Interview between Sir Edmund Andros and James Blair illustration from 'Colonies and Nation' by Woodrow Wilson, pub. in Harper's... Howard Pyle

A tiger hunt with Nabob Shuja-ud-duala and Captain Harper present Unknown

Mynheer's Morning Horn, from Harper's Magazine, 1881 Howard Pyle

Funeral of John Cook Anonymous

The Trees, Early Afternoon, France, ca. 1905 William A. Harper

Picket in ruins Harpers Ferry, Anonymous

Samoset, the Indian Visitor American School

Military Glory Anonymous

A Rebel General Startled in His Camp Magazine Illustration Published in Harper's Weekly Anonymous

The Village Depot Edward Lamson Henry

The Master Caused us to have some Beere, from Harper's Magazine, 1883 Howard Pyle

An advertising page in Harper's Bazar, Easter Anonymous

Opium-Smoking in New York (From Harpers Weekly, September 24, 1881), 1881 Anonymous

Illustration of the British Infantry of the Line from Harper's Young People Anonymous

The Army of the Potomac - A Sharp-Shooter on Picket Dut Unknown

H.G. Diogenes Has Found the Honest Man Political Cartoon for Harper's Weekly Thomas Nast

Photographing the Baby Magazine Illustration Published in Harper's Weekly Anonymous

Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Magazine Illustration Published in Harper's Weekly Anonymous

Part of the Illinois Central Railroad Depot at Chicago Magazine Illustration Published in Harper's Weekly Anonymous

Preparing to Blow the Sepoys from the Cannon's Mouth Magazine Illustration Published in Harper's Weekly Anonymous

Illustrations of the Cardiff Giant in Harper's Weekly Anonymous

The Attack on the Procession, on Eighth Avenue, Between Twenty-Fourth and Twenty-Fifth Streets Newspaper Illustration Anonymous

When All the World Seemed Young, pub. in Harper's Magazine, 1909 Howard (after) Pyle

Lytham Mill, c.1845-55 Mary Harper

Attempted Escape of Cook and Coppic Anonymous

Scene from Harper's Weekly on New Year's Eve in Ireland with Couple Dancing Anonymous

Christmas Eve, 1862, January 3, 1863 Thomas Nast

Page with text and diagram. Two members of the Ku-Klux-Klan in their disguises Anonymous

The Surgeon at Work at the Rear During an Engagement, July 12, 1862 Unknown

The Arrival of Stuyvesant in New Amsterdam Howard Pyle