Go Home Our Logo

Lithograph

Title:
Bird's Eye View of the Village of Farmington, Strafford County, New Hampshire
Object Name:
Lithograph
Object ID:
1983.098
Creator:
Ruger, Albert (1827-1899)Artist; Stoner, Joseph J. (1829-1917)
Date:
1877
Description:
Lithograph, Bird's Eye View of the Village of Farmington, Strafford County, New Hampshire, attributed to Albert Ruger, published by Stoner & Ruger, 1877. Aerial view of the town of Farmington. Town clustered in valley at center. Houses, factories, and churches in town, along with a small pond in center. Railroad tracks with train in background. Small illustration lower left corner of a two-story building, titled: "HIGH SCHOOL". Titled in lower margin at center: "BIRD'S-EYE VIEW OF THE VILLAGE OF / FARMINGTON / 1877 / STRAFFORD COUNTY NEW HAMPSHIRE". Key in four columns in lower margin; two columns on left and on right of title. On left: "1 HIGH SCHOOL / 2. PUB. [ditto marks] / 3. RESERVOIR / 4. B & M. R.R. DEPOT / 5 POST OFFICE". Next column: "6 MECHANICS HOTEL S. VARNEY PROPT. [superscript 'T'] / 7 CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH / 8 BAPTIST [ditto marks] / 9 ADVENT [ditto marks] / 10 CEMETERY". Next column: " 12 A. NUTE & SONS, SHOE FACTORY / 13. J.F. CLOUTMAN'S, [ditto marks] / 14. JM BERRY'S, [ditto marks] / 15. M. L. HAYES [ditto marks] / 16. GEO. A. JONES [ditto marks]/ 17 E.O. CURTIS [ditto marks] / 18 J. HAYES & SONS [ditto marks]." Next column: "19. D.W. KIMBALL'S SHOE FACTORY / 20. H.B. & J.B. EDGERLY'S [ditto marks] / 21. W.W. HAYES SAW & PLANING MILL'S / 22. L.S. FLANDERS LAST FACTORY. / 23. J.P. TIBBETTS CARRIAGE FACTORY / 24. EXCELSIOR MILL'S / 25 SAW [ditto marks]". Molded wood frame, painted gold, glazed.
Material:
Paper
Dimensions:
H-14 W-17.125 inches
Provenance:
The donor, Leonard F. Clements, received this print as a gift from someone who purchased it at a flea market in or near Farmington.
Credit Line:
Gift of Leonard F. Clements
Alert: Member Access Only

Electronic Resources are only available to New Hampshire Historical Society members. To access electronic resources, please join the New Hampshire Historical Society.