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Great attraction! at town hall, Sterling!! Now is the chance to enjoy a hearty laugh! Heywood's great panoramic view of the Niagara Falls! Together with the wonderful Italian fantoccini, or lifelike mechanical figures! The greatest curiosity ever presented to the public, introduced by Signor Marenetti, the great ventriloquist ..
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[Fitchburg, Mass.] : E. & J.F.D. Garfield, printers, Fitchburg., [1852]
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Last week! The painting positively leaves for Springfield on the 28th. At Horticultural Hall! The European tour, is pronounced by the most eminient citizens and critics of Worcester as the very best ever exhibited here. The celebrated panorama of a continental tour through Paris to Rome over the Alps. ... The artist, Mr. S.P. Hine, attends each exhibition of this great production, and renders a faithful narrative of the scenes which his gifted pencil has so beautifully portrayed ..
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[Boston] : "Bee" Job Press--7 State Street, Boston., [1852]
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The following explanation of the panorama of the wonders of the American continent --consisting of the Mammoth Cave of Kentucky, Niagara River and Falls, and the Falls in summer and winter, the prairies or life in the west, the Fairmount water works and scenes on the Schuylkill-- is illustrative of Brewer's panorama : and describes all the views as they pass before the spectator
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New Bedford [Mass.] : Press of Benjamin Lindsey, 1851.
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Ho! For California! Farrand & French's panorama of an overland trip to California! The gold mines and principal cities of that interesting country, will be exhibited at Flagg's Hall for a short season only, commencing on Monday evening. June 2d [1851]. It comprises 5 immense panoramas, painted from sketches taken on the spot, by the eminent American artist, Minard Lewis, Esq., on 160,000 feet of canvas!! ..
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[Worcester, Mass.] : Tyler & Hamilton, printers, Palladium Office, Worcester., [1851]
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Mammoth Cave. At Amory Hall, corner of Washington and West Streets, Brewer's panorama of the wonders and natural curiosities of the American continent. Fairmout Water works, & adjacent secenery. ... The Mammoth Cave of Kentucky. This subterranean world has been explored in its various avenues, over 600 miles, and in its awful debths [sic] more than 600 feet. By directions of the proprietor it was illuminated with 500 lamps, burners, and torches, and every facility was given to Mr. Brewer (the artist) during the time of nine weeks, in which he was occupied in making his drawings for this picture. ..
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[Boston : s.n., between 1847 and 1853]
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Skirving's panorama of Fremont's overland journey to Oregon and California from sketches taken by Col. Fremont, Captain C. Wilk's U.S. Ex.Ex., Jos. Dayton., and other officers of the U.S. Topographical Corps of Engineers ... Painted by Kyle & Lee, figures and animals, designed and drawn by Dallas. The panorama will be exhibited in the hall of the Mass. Horticultural Society, School Street, Boston, on Monday evening, October 1st, 1849. ..
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[Boston : s.n., 1849]
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Will soon close the exhibition of Banvard's mammoth Panorama of the Mississippi River, at Amory Hall open every evening except Sunday, commencing at half-past 7 o'clock, precisely, and every Wednesday & Saturday afternoons [sic] ..
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[Boston] : From the Daily Mail Leviathan Printing Establishment, nos 14 and 16 State Street.--Boston, [1847]
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