History of the Mohawk Valley: Gateway to the West 1614-1925

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History of the Mohawk Valley: Gateway to the West 1614-1925
Illustrations

[This information is from the 4-volume, 3,623-page History of the Mohawk Valley: Gateway to the West 1614-1925, edited by Nelson Greene (Chicago: The S. J. Clarke Publishing Company, 1925). It is in the Reference collection of the Schenectady County Public Library at R 974.7 G81h. This online edition includes lists of portraits, maps and illustrations. As noted by Paul Keesler in his article, "The Much Maligned Mr. Greene," some information in this book has been superseded by later research or was provided incorrectly by local sources.]

Painting: The Valley of the Mohawk. (I, 2)
Photo: The Mohawk Valley Near Indian Castle. (I, 7)
Painting: Farm Slopes of the Mohawk Valley. (I, 11)
Photo: Falls of the Tequetsera at Old Paint Pot Spring, Johnson's Station (Trolley Line) West of Schenectady. (I, 27)
Photo: Yantapuchaberg, 1160 Feet Above Mohawk. (I, 27)
Photo: Trenton Falls, West Canada Creek. (I, 59)
Photo: Little Falls Gorge East of Railroad Curve. (I, 65)
Photo: One of the Gilboa Fossil Tree Trunks in Place. (I, 65)
Photo: The Cohoes Mastodon. (I, 69)
Photo: The Cohoes Mastodon Restored by N. T. Clarke and C. P. Heidenrich, 1922. (I, 69)
Photo: Deformed Lower Jaw of the Cohoes Mastodon. (I, 69)
Photo: Little Nose. (I, 75)
Photo: The Noses Near Sprakers. (I, 75)
Photo: A Pothole. (I, 79)
Photo: The Mohawk's Deep Spot — 150 Feet Deep. (I, 79)
Photo: Mohawk Arrow and Spear Heads. (I, 106)
Photo: The Mohawk Warriors. (I, 109)
Photo: Industries of the Oneidas. (I, 109)
Photo: Council of the Onondaga Turtle Clan. (I, 119)
Photo: The False Face Ceremony of the Cayugas. (I, 119)
Photo: Harvest Time Among the Senecas. (I, 129)
Photo: The Seneca Hunter's Family. (I, 129)
Photo: Indian Hill. (I, 153)
Photo: The Mohawk Near Auriesville. (I, 251)
Photo: Statue of Father Isaac Jogues. (I, 253)
Photo: [Statue of] Tekakwitha. (I, 284)
Photo: Chaughtanoonda Creek. (I, 312)
Photo: The Mohawk Club. (I, 315)
Photo: Patent of 1662 for Van Slyck's Island, Schenectady. (I, 315)
Photo: Jan Mabie House, 1670. (I, 355)
Photo: Indian Statue. (commonly known in Schenectady as Lawrence the Indian) (I, 431)
Photo: Queen Anne's Chapel Parsonage at Fort Hunter. (I, 431)
Photo: The Schoharie River. (I, 469)
Photo: Ehle House. (I, 525)
Photo: Abraham Glen House, Scotia, 1730. (I, 525)
Photo: The Abram Yates House, Schenectady. (I, 529)
Photo: Frey House. (I, 544)
Photo: The Dining Room in Fort Johnson, Amsterdam. (I, 557)
Photo: Site Of Fort Schuyler, 1758. (I, 608)
Photo: Albany Sons of Liberty Flag. (I, 631)
Photo: Guy Park, 1766. (I, 631)
Photo: Indian Castle Church. (I, 637)
Photo: Palatine Church, 1770. (I, 637)
Photo: St. George's Church, Schenectady, 1762. (I, 637)
Painting: Indian Council, Johnson Hall, 1772. (I, 647)
Photo: Account Book of Merchant Jelles Fonda. (I, 655)
Photo: Indian Castle Church, 1769. (I, 661)
Photo: Johnson Hall, 1762. (I, 661)
Photo: Coach of Colonel Guy Johnson. (I, 679)
Photo: Document Listing Officers Elected in the Canajoharie District of Tryon County, 1773. (I, 681)
Photo: Return of the Officers of the Palatine District of Tryon County Elected in 1773. (I, 683)
Photo: The Butler House, 1742. (I, 685)
Photo: List of names of leading Tryon County men signed to a document of 1773 supporting George the Third as the Protestant King of England, against the Stuart Pretenders. (I, 691)
Photo: Van Alstyne House, 1750. (I, 727)
Photo: John Glen House, 1740. (I, 741)
Photo: The Col. Yates House, 1735. (I, 741)
Photo: Robert Sanders House, 1750. (I, 754)
Engraving: Commission of General Nicholas Herkimer. (I, 757)
Photo: Fort Wagner, 1750. (I, 771)
Photo: Fort Klock Near St. Johnsville. (I, 771)
Photo: Fort Herkimer Church, 1767. (I, 775)
Photo: The Old Pulpit - Fort Herkimer Church. (I, 779)
Photo: Fort Dayton Marker. (I, 783)
Photo: The Old Stone Fort, Schoharie. (I, 783)
Photo: Site Of Fort Plain, 1776-1783. (I, 785)
Painting: Joseph Brant. (I, 791)
Painting: General Herkimer at the Battle of Oriskany. (I, 791)
Photo: From account book of Major John Frey. (I, 797)
Photo: General Herkimer Home, 1764. (I, 803)
Photo: Oriskany Battlefield. (I, 803)
Photo: Page from Marshall's History of the United States with notes by C. P. Yates concerning the battle of Oriskany. (I, 811)
Photo: Oriskany Battlefield Monument. (I, 819)
Photo: General Nicholas Herkimer Homestead and Monument. (I, 819)
Photo: Marker of the Birthplace of General Nicholas Herkimer, near Fort Herkimer. (I, 827)
Photo: The Oriskany Roster as it appears on the Oriskany Battlefield Monument. (I, 843)
Photo: Monument to Col. Clyde on the left and Col. Alden's grave on the right, Cherry Valley Cemetery. (I, 903)
Photo: Site of Fort Alden, Cherry Valley. (I, 903)
Photo: Hotel Wagner and Clinton Monument. (I, 930)
Photo: Cherry Valley Mountains. (I, 930)
Photo: The Mohawk Valley at Canajoharie. (II, after title page)
Photo: Dadanoscara-Visscher-Degraff House, 1795. (II, 972)
Photo: Brant's Defiance to the "Bostonians" of the Mohawk Valley, 1780. (II, 972)
Photo: The Timothy Murphy Monument in the Middleburgh Cemetery. (II, 1019)
Photo: Vroomansland, from the Top of Mt. Onistagrawa, Middleburgh, N. Y. (II, 1019)
Photo: Fulton County Jail, Johnstown, 1772. (II, 1071)
Photo: Johnstown Battle Marker. (II, 1071)

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History of the Mohawk Valley: Gateway to the West 1614-1925
Illustrations