
Norfolk & Portsmouth Virginia 1873
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Norfolk & Portsmouth Virginia 1873, C. N. Drie (1873), Library of Congress. Via artnap.com
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A bird's-eye panoramic view of Norfolk and Portsmouth, Virginia, shows dense town blocks along the Elizabeth River filled with sailing ships and steamboats, with a railway and wooded shoreline beyond. Text key panels list numbered references to churches, public buildings and other sites along the bottom edge. The 1873 print by C. N. Drie is a colored lithographic town view.



























