Jackson Collection (page 57)

An old wooden farm building and trees in fall colours, with the White Mountains behind, near Jackson, New Hampshire, New England, United States of America, North America

Tranquil scene of trees in autumn (fall) foliage reflected in a lake, near Jackson, New Hampshire, New England, United States of America, North America

Lake reflections, near Jackson, New Hampshire, New England, United States of America (U.S.A.), North America

Lake reflections near Jackson, New Hampshire, New England, USA, North America

Confederate Women monument outside Mississippi State Capitol, Jackson, Mississippi, United States of America (U.S.A.), North America

Jacksons backcountry bar and Austin car, South Island, New Zealand, Pacific

Battle of New Orleans
THE BATTLE OF NEW ORLEANS The city surrendered on the 25th following an attack by the Federals, the forts held out until the 28th after a mutiny in Fort Jackson

Charles Jackson / Anaesthe
Charles Jackson experiments on himself with sulphuric ether

Crimean Peace Festival
The Peace Festival held at Salisbury, Wiltshire, to celebrate the end of the Crimean War. To Abraham Jackson, Esq. Mayor of Salisbury this is inscribed

1st Republican Convent
The first Republican Convention Held " Under the Oaks" at Jackson, Michigan. A large crowd has gathered to hear the speakers who are raised up on a stage

Pres. Jackson Assaulted
Leaving the Capitol, president Andrew Jackson is assaulted by Richard Lawrence, a deranged house-painter, who believes AJ is conspiring against him. His guns luckily both mis-fire

Andrew Jackson [Scrap]
RUTHERFORD BIRCHARD HAYES 19th President of the USA

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"Jackson: A Legacy of Strength, Leadership, and Diversity" From the lush green grasses to historic meetings and military triumphs, it has left an indelible mark on history. One such meeting was the last encounter between Generals Lee and Jackson, where their strategic brilliance shaped the course of American military tactics. Stonewall Jackson, a revered figure in American military history from 1824 to 1863, exemplified courage and determination. His lithograph captures him at the Battle of First Bull Run in 1861—a testament to his unwavering spirit. In a different realm altogether, a group photo showcases the Jubilee Singers of Fisk University in the USA. Their harmonious voices echoed through time as they broke barriers with their captivating melodies. The Battle of New Orleans stands as a defining moment when Major Jackson led American troops to defeat the British Army—an extraordinary feat that solidified his place in history books. Venturing across continents brings us to Sydney, Australia—home to Port Jackson. This bustling city holds within its boundaries both modernity and tradition—a map guiding visitors through its vibrant streets. Nature's beauty is not forgotten either; Aspidium filix mas or Male Shield fern graces our visual journey with its delicate fronds unfurling amidst serene landscapes—a symbol of resilience and growth. Shifting gears towards politics reveals President Andrew Jackson's bold move—the destruction of the Bank of United States—an act immortalized by a thought-provoking lithograph cartoon from 1828. Sports enthusiasts will recognize Joe Jackson—known as Shoeless Joe—who made waves as an exceptional baseball player during early 20th century America. His photograph captures his passion for this beloved sport. Lastly, we find ourselves at The Royal Mid-Surrey Golf Club—an emblematic institution embodying elegance and sportsmanship since its inception. Its fairways have witnessed countless tales of triumphs and camaraderie.