Ship's Passport - Signed by President John Tyler for "Ship Corinthian of New Bedford John Minkley" Options:Signed by John Tyler [5] Some scholars dispute the

[5] Some scholars dispute the traditional account and conclude that the flag raised at Prospect Hill was probably a British union flag

At Harrison's Landing until August 15

The fourth in our series of original fine art prints of America’s great historic sites

After her father’s death

Lincoln probably began to write his “appropriate remarks” shortly before he left Washington

Ship's Passport - Signed by President John Tyler for "Ship Corinthian of New Bedford John Minkley" Options:Signed by John Tyler [5] Some scholars dispute theShip's Passport signed by President John Tyler Partially engraved document accomplished in manuscript, signed (J Tyler), as President and "A. P. Upshur" as Secretary of State, countersigned by "Rodney French Collector" for Massachusetts and New Bedford on 11 November 1843. 1 page, folio, on scalloped topped vellum, with the United States Seal at the lower left. A ship's passport for the "Ship Corinthian of New Bedford John Minkley." More information