The history of the first locomotives in America : from the original documents, and the testimony of living witnesses (1874)
Brown, William H. (William Henry), 1808-1883 · New York : D. Appleton and Company · leaf 201
ncountered in his walks in the city a formerdriver of the horse-cars, who saw that the grave hadthat day been dug, and the end of horse-power was athand. After the return to Albany, the author made aclean copy from his rough sketch of the engine DeWitt Clinton, and also the likeness of the engineer… … ~illsiiss3 ||mHRRC|| k^^^Iniiiv^ I ..,:-„!.■ .,..,|- , in M-n,]. I-;.,,. M,j,„ \I, ,...,,,1,1 H:iv-. Hi._,l.-l\,.,-t ,1.1.- ,.i N.-i, V,.rk, \I- On Miv, Jos. Alexander, of tli■ lln- ili-iv.-rs iili.n lli „. I, „l l„,„ drawn by liorsc-powcr, bin on lln- o,-. -i-iun in-re occupied by til
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