Monday, February 1, 2021

Highland Soldiers Arrive at Stamford, Connecticut, 1757

An 18th-century downtown Stamford, Connecticut, emerging from the embrace of early morning shadows as the sunrise casts a warm, golden hue across the landscape. The cobblestone streets, lined with meticulously crafted colonial-era buildings, lie quiet and still, their red brick facades and white wooden...
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Friday, January 1, 2021

Embarkation of Troops to the St. Lawrence River, 1759

A serene 18th-century landscape along the banks of the St. Lawrence River in Quebec, Canada. A flotilla of wooden sailboats, their sails billowing in the brisk wind, navigates the vast expanse of water, which stretches out to the distant horizon where the river meets the sky. The shoreline is adorned...
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Tuesday, December 1, 2020

Orders Providing Camp Necessaries, 1757

An imposing 18th-century War Office Building in the heart of London, a testament to the grandeur and strategic importance of the era's military administration. The structure, adorned with stately architecture, looms over the cobblestone street with its tall, arched windows and grand, columned entrance....
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Sunday, November 1, 2020

Orders Providing Arms to the Highland Regiments, 1757

A meticulously detailed close-up of a Lord Barrington in his office within the 18th-century War Office Building in London. He is hunched over an antique mahogany desk, quill poised in hand, as he carefully inscribes confidential letters by candlelight. The flickering flame casts a warm, golden glow...
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Thursday, October 1, 2020

Land Petition of Serjeant Alexander Fraser, 78th Regiment

An 18th-century panoramic view of Albany, New York, nestled on the west side of the Hudson River as the first light of dawn kisses the horizon. The sunrise casts a soft, warm glow across the quaint town, with its wooden buildings and cobblestone streets still shrouded in the early morning mist. The...
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