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A VIEW OF THE POST OF ST. JOSEPH AT THE HEAD OF LAKE HURON, by...

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A VIEW OF THE POST OF ST. JOSEPH AT THE HEAD OF LAKE HURON, by Edward Walsh, July 12, 1804. Lt. Walsh was a British medical officer made many topographical sketches and watercolor drawings of views British forts in the Upper Canada from 1803-1805. The Northwest Territory had been ceded to the US by the Treaty of Paris, 1783. The Island of St. Joseph was important for regional trade and commerce, where British maintained a garrisoned fort. In 1842, the US/Border placed St. Joseph on the Canadian side (watercolour)
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Walsh, Edward (1756-1832) / Irish
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watercolor
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1804 AD (C19th AD)
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A VIEW OF THE POST OF ST. JOSEPH AT THE HEAD OF LAKE HURON, by Edward Walsh, July 12, 1804. Lt. Walsh was a British medical officer made many topographical sketches and watercolor drawings of views British forts in the Upper Canada from 1803-1805. The Northwest Territory had been ceded to the US by the Treaty of Paris, 1783. The Island of St. Joseph was important for regional trade and commerce, where British maintained a garrisoned fort. In 1842, the US/Border placed St. Joseph on the Canadian side (BSLOC_2019_5_43)

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