Album Page, "Commemorative Scrapbook Documenting the 1901 Record Breaking Coach Race from New York City to Philadelphia and Back Again", 1901
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We acquired this object in 1948
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- Object ID: 18737569
- Accession Number: 1948-125-4-12
- Acquired: 1948
- Short URL: http://cprhw.tt/o/2E32x/
- Album Page, "Commemorative Scrapbook Documenting the 1901 Record Breaking Coach Race from New York City to Philadelphia and Back Again", 1901. 1901. Newspaper and magazine clippings mounted on heavy wove paper, annotated in pen and ink, bound in red leather with gilded lettering. Gift of James Hazen Hyde. 1948-125-4-12.
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- Donated by James Hazen Hyde
- James Hazen Hyde
Album of newspaper clippings describing the coach trip from New York to Philadelphia and return. The drivers were James H. Hyde and Alfred Vanderbilt.
This album page is newspaper and magazine clippings mounted on heavy wove paper, annotated in pen and ink, bound in red leather with gilded lettering. Its dimensions are: 37.0 x 45.0 cm (14 9/16 x 17 11/16 in. ).
This album page is from United States and dated 1901
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Gift of James Hazen Hyde. Its provenance is Gift of James Hazen Hyde (Gift) We acquired this object in 1948.
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