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Famous and infamous rich people
Hadrianus Junius
The famous Feast of Flowers in the Angel City -- reviewed by President Roosevelt, Los Angeles, Cal
Anonymous
Portraits of famous people
Brothers & Co. Ashford
Famous Bois De Boulogne
Anonymous
The Famous Pigeon Gambetta and Keratry
Anonymous
Big Ben
Anonymous
Portrait of Anna Pavlova
Anonymous
Famous Faces Outside Florian's in the Piazza San Marco, Venice, c.1990
George Adamson
Portrait of Guiseppe Verdi
Anonymous
Signor Mario
English School
Confed. Blockade runner Planter captured 1863 by U.S.S. Lackawanna off Mobile
Alfred R Waud
Alliance, blockade runner
Alfred R Waud
U.S. Gun Boat Mohican
Anonymous
Catletts Station where Stuart made a raid and captured Popes baggage
Alfred R Waud
Big Shanty
Anonymous
Steamship Dunbarton
Anonymous
U.S. Transport Governor
Alfred R Waud
Ft. Washington, Potomac
Anonymous
The Six Famous Rivers
Utagawa Hiroshige I
John 'Calico Jack' Rackham, (1680-1720), English Pirate Captain
Karen Humpage
Henry Irving (1838-1905), English actor
W&D Downey
View of Jaffa
Anonymous
Herbert George HG Wells
Anonymous
In front of Petersburg
Alfred R Waud
Two sketches of a depot on the Charleston & Savannah Railroad
Alfred R Waud
Libby again, Rebel soldiers waiting for accommodations in that Hotel
Alfred R Waud
Mayor Woods parlor
Alfred R Waud
Parkes Station, U.S.M.R.R, Petersburg Va
Anonymous
Ruins of the water wheel in Gallego Flour Mills, Richmond, Va.
Alfred R Waud
Danl Webster army mail boat on James river, 1860-1865
Alfred R Waud
Unidentified fort
Anonymous
View of burned district Richmond, 1865 ca. April-May
Alfred R Waud
Broadside and bow views of eight ships and boats, and an unidentified profile bust portrait
Anonymous
Victorious Advance of Genl. Sykes (regulars) May 1st 1863
Alfred R Waud
The Platform Of The Famous Fortress Of Kandahar, Afghanistan
Anonymous
Review by the President of the Cavalry of the Army of the Potomac
Alfred R Waud
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