Institute at Flushing .
New York: Endicott & Sweet, 1834. Lithograph, full? margins (image size 6x9 inches, 230x155 mm; sheet size 12 ½ x 19 ¾ inches, 315x500 mm). Condition: Toned overall, minor soiling and staining in the right margin, minor edge tears well outside the image. early lithographed view on the site of present day queen's college. The Flushing Institute, later named St. Paul's Academy, was founded in 1828 by William Augustus Muhlenberg. Wharton, the artist of this view, worked as an architect in New York City in the early 1830s, later moving to New Orleans where he worked on the Custom House. This early separately-issued lithograph was published by the short-lived partnership of George Endicott and Moses Sweet. There is no record of this print in Peters, America on Stone .
Institute at Flushing .
New York: Endicott & Sweet, 1834. Lithograph, full? margins (image size 6x9 inches, 230x155 mm; sheet size 12 ½ x 19 ¾ inches, 315x500 mm). Condition: Toned overall, minor soiling and staining in the right margin, minor edge tears well outside the image. early lithographed view on the site of present day queen's college. The Flushing Institute, later named St. Paul's Academy, was founded in 1828 by William Augustus Muhlenberg. Wharton, the artist of this view, worked as an architect in New York City in the early 1830s, later moving to New Orleans where he worked on the Custom House. This early separately-issued lithograph was published by the short-lived partnership of George Endicott and Moses Sweet. There is no record of this print in Peters, America on Stone .
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