CONTENTS
  

American History PicturePack

Collection B:
Mature Colonial Life,
1680-1785
  
All the PicturePacks listed below are
included in this PicturePack Collection.
All images full screen, with articles.
  

PicturePack B01: The Glorious Revolution & the Beginning of Wars for Empire ● Map, pre-U.S. in 1750 ● James II burns order to convene a free Parliament ● Mary II (1662-1694), Queen of Great Britain ● William of Orange became William III of England ● "Combat between English and French," near Canada ● Sir William Phips, Royal Governor, Massachusetts ● Detail of La Potherie's View of Quebec in 1700 ● A map of North America, 1698 ● Sir Edmond Andros (1637-1714) ● Jacob Leisler's house in New York ● Northern settlements become royal colonies ● Southern British colonies created ● Salem, Massachusetts, witchcraft trials in 1692 ● Rebecca Nourse’s home; executed for witchcraft.Cotton Mather (1663-1728) ● A View of Salem in the 1770s ● An American beaver ● A French coureur de bois or fur trader ● Couriers des bois gather around a campfire ● Detail of "A Plan of Several Villages ..." ● Mobile in 1711 ● A French 1688 map of the Lac des Hurons ● Anne, younger daughter of James II ● A Mohawk chief ● Duquay-Trouin forcing entrance of Rio de Janeiro ● The pirate Stede Bonnet ● Blackbeard ( 1680-1718)
 

PicturePack B02: Peace and Colonial Expansion, 1680-1765 ● General James Edward Oglethorpe ● Savannah in 1734 ● The ruins of Fort Frederica, Georgia ● Savannah in 1749 ● Landing of Schwenckfelders from St. Andrew ● Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, in 1784 ● "Plan of an American New Cleared Farm." ● A log cabin on a river bank ● Map of the Spanish "Corridors of Expansion." ● The Taos Pueblo ● The plaza and church in El Paso ● The old Spanish Government House in Santa Fe ● The restored mission at Zuñi Pueblo ● Detail, 1692 map showing California as an island ● Father Eusebio Francisco Kino (1644-1711) ● Father Kino's 1701 map of California ● Mission at Loreto, first capital of California ● 1691 map of the Cadodacho Indian settlement ● A 1730 map of the Presidio de San Antonio ● The mission church of San Francisco de la Espada ● Interior of sanctuary of the Espada Mission church ● The aqueduct at the Espada Mission ● The Mission Concepcion ● José de Galvez (1729-1786) ● Father Junípero Serra (1713-1784) ● The San Carlos (Carmel) mission in 1794 ● San Carlos mission church at Carmel ● De Portolá discovers San Francisco Bay, 1769 ● 1769 chart of San Diego harbor ● Presidio of Monterey, by artist in British navy ● The San Carlos enters SF Bay, 1775 ● Juan de Anza, founder of city of San Francisco ● Apache braves ● Comanche Indian camp, Ft. Sill, Indian Territory ● "View of Nouvelle Orléans." ● The Fort of the Natchez 
 

PicturePack B03: Mid-18th Century Trade & Agriculture ● Map of claims by European powers prior to 1754 ● Colonial trade routes ● Packing wool for shipment ● Slaves cultivating sugar cane in the West Indies ● The European factories at Xavier ● Slave trading Fort des Nauvres, West Africa ● Diagram showing loading of slaves into a ship ● Slaves aboard a slave ship ● "Observations on Inslaving...Negroes," 1758 ● The Philadelphia Merchants' Exchange in 1754 ● Drawing of the Saugus, Massachusetts, Iron Works ● The reconstructed Iron Works at Saugus ● Forge hearth, reconstructed Saugus Iron Works ● A shoemaker's shop "of the olden times." ● Tobacco processing ● Transporting tobacco to market in Virginia ● Tobacco traders on Chesapeake Bay wharf ● Col. William Byrd of Westover plantation ● Westover, on the James River, Virginia ● Gunston Hall, the home of George Mason ● The restored grounds and gardens at Gunston Hall ● George Washington's birthplace ● Bedroom in house in which Washington was born ● Rice cultivation in Ogeechee River low country ● The processing of indigo ● Drayton Hall, built by John Drayton ● "Butterfly lakes" and gardens, Middleton Place  
 

PicturePack B04: Mid-18th Century City Life & Growth ● Plan of Boston by William Burgin ● The Old State House at Boston ● The Old State House at Boston as it appears today ● The Hancock House in Boston ● A silver bowl, crafted by Paul Revere (1735-1818) ● "The City of New York", from Survey by James Lyne ● New York, 1745: two parts of a five-part engraving ● Philadelphia in 1702 ● Plan of Philadelphia drawn in 1777-1778 ● "Duche's House," Delaware governor's home ● Plan of Charles Town in 1704 drawn by Edward Crisp ● Charles Town in 1768 ● Leyden Street, Plymouth, Massachusetts ● The 1765 home of William Paca, Annapolis ● The governor's palace at Williamsburg ● Last page, New England Primer Improved ● Women visiting an early classroom ● The schoolroom at Gunston Hall, in Virginia ● Harvard College, at Cambridge, around 1725 ● The College of William and Mary ● Yale University, founded in 1701 ● Poor Richard's Almanack ● Printing press like Franklin used in Philadelphia ● A library ● Christ Church, on Salem Street in Boston ● Episcopal church built in Connecticut, ca. 1750 ● The Bruton Parish Church, Williamsburg, Virginia ● The North Meeting House in Salem, Massachusetts ● The Society of Friends Meeting House at Newport ● The Tuoro Synagogue at Newport, Rhode Island ● The interior of the Tuoro Synagogue ● George Whitefield, evangelical preacher ● Gilbert Tennent, clergyman of Great Awakening ● Isaac Backus, an Active Separate-Congregationalist ● Jonathan Edwards, influential theological writer ● Phillis Wheatley (1753?-1784) ● The Boston gravestone of Christopher Kilby, age 4 ● Vaccinating a baby   
 

PicturePack B05: The Anglo-French War for Empire from 1739 to 1763 ● Porto Bello, Panama, taken by Admiral Verno ● Admiral Edward Vernon (1684-1757) ● William Pepperell ● New England troops in Louisbourg expedition ● New England forces expedition against Cape Breton ● Fort Duquesne, at present-day site of Pittsburgh ● Robert Dinwiddie, Lt. governor, Virginia 1751-58 ● Colonel Washington on mission to Ohio, May 1754 ● The surrender of Fort Necessity ● Benjamin Franklin (1706-1790) ● "Join or die" ● General Edward Braddock (1695-1755) ● "Braddock’s Retreat," French & Indian War, 1755.A south view of Oswego, on Lake Ontario, 1755 ● William Pitt the Elder (1708-1778) ● Louisbourg during the siege, in 1758 ● Lord Jeffrey Amherst (1717-1797), ● Fort George commanded southern end of Lake George ● Crown Point, New York ● English general Wolfe and French leader Louis Jose ● The taking of Quebec, September 13, 1759 ● Map of crucial battles of French and Indian War ● Map: European control after Treaty of Paris ● The Indian uprising of 1763: Pontiac’s Rebellion.Panic in Philadelphia caused by the Paxtons, 1763 ● The Proclamation Line of 1763