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First Presbyterian Church, Wall Street, New York
Abraham Hosier
1867
The Headquarters of General Knox
Abraham Hosier
Subject Relates to General Henry Knox
1830–83
College of Physicians and Surgeons, New York
Abraham Hosier
1830–83
8th Street Presbyterian Church, New York
Attributed to Abraham Hosier
1830–83
Broadway at Bowling Green, New York, 1800
Abraham Hosier
after 1860
Old Brick Church, New York, interior and exterior views
Abraham Hosier
1868
The Great Room in the De Lancy Mansion, afterwards the "Queen's Head" and "Fraunces Tavern"
Attributed to Abraham Hosier
1830–83
The Alsop House, Mouth of Newton Creek, Long Island, New York
Attributed to Abraham Hosier
1830–83
View in New York in 1769
Attributed to Abraham Hosier
After Pierre Eugène du Simitière
1830–83
The Old "Century Club" House, New York
Attributed to Abraham Hosier
1830–83
Exchange, Broad Street in 1776 and Foot of Broad Street, 1746, New York
Abraham Hosier
1830–83
Foot of Wall Street in 1679, Foot of Wall Street and Ferry House, 1746, New York
Abraham Hosier
1830–83
Interior of the John Street Theatre, from the Original Owned by the Late William J. Davis
Attributed to Abraham Hosier
1830–83
The Roger Morris House, Washington's Headquarters on Hudson Heights, New York
Lithographer Anonymous, American, 19th century
After Henry Bryan Hall, Sr.
After a drawing by Abraham Hosier
1880
Squatter Settlement, Between 1st and 2nd Avenues near 38th Street, New York, from Valentine's Manual
Multiple artists/makers
1858
Vanderlyn's Panoramic Rotunda, and the New York Institution
Attributed to Abraham Hosier
1830–70

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