City Steam and Boat Company; Dinner to Captains
Harden Sidney Melville · 1824-1894
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Why is this public domain? Harden Sidney Melville died in 1894; this work is in the public domain.
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A tinted lithograph shows a large timber-roofed hall set for a formal dinner, with two long tables crowded with seated gentlemen, waiters, and hanging ornamental chandeliers. Heraldic flags and shield-like panels decorate the walls, and spectators look on from a gallery, with a few women visible near the entrance.
