1874 The Bahamas Nassau, Hog Island,Abaco in 1874

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An original 12 page ( 6 double-sided) article carefully removed from a November, 1874 edition of Harper's New Monthly Magazine . "The Bahamas" by S. G. W. Benjamin In this rare and authentic 133 year-old historical article, author S. G. W. Benjamin documents his voyage in 1874 to visit the Bahama Islands. With 12 pages of text and 14 marvelous wood-cut illustrations, Benjamin describes the history of the islands and the people and places to be seen and experienced in 1874, such as the occupations of "wrecking", the "obeah" men who influenced the religious life of the blacks inhabiting the islands, the Bahamas involvement in the American Civil War, and much more. This is a trmendous article for anyone interested in the history of and life upon the Bahama Islands in 1874. This is just a short synopsis of the observations and facts presented in this unique eyewitness article about the Bahama Islands in 1874 Page size : Approx 7" x 9" 14 Illustrations List of Illustrations, Maps, or Diagrams Hopetown Harbor, Abaco, from the Light_House Government House Old Gunnybags Sponge Yard Entrance to Port Nassau Blackbeard, the Pirate Fort Fincastle, Nassau The Hermitage, Country Seat of Lord Dunmore, at Nassau Public Library, Nassau Royal Victoria Hotel Solk-Cotton-Tree, Nassau Street in Nassau Harbor Island Glass Windows CONDITION: 133 read more