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Lithograph of the frigate Constitution at anchor near Fort Adams, with a paddle steamer, sailboats and rowboats on choppy wat

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The United States frigate Constitution - at anchor off Fort Adams, Newport, R.I., John H. Bufford's & Sons (1861), Library of Congress. Via artnap.com

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A lithograph shows the frigate Constitution riding at anchor in choppy water with its masts and rigging visible, while a paddle steamer and smaller sailboats and rowboats move nearby. Fort Adams, a fortified stone structure, stretches along the shoreline behind the ships. The print, by John H. Bufford's & Sons, is dated 1861.

Museum record: Library of Congress