'Seward's Delegation at Trenton Falls, New York'
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Title
'Seward's Delegation at Trenton Falls, New York'
Subject
A gathering of diplomats led by U.S. Sec. of State of William Seward at Trenton Falls, New York
Description
An 1863 outing of foreign ambassadors to the Union under Secretary of State William Seward, visiting New York's Trenton Falls; Secretary Seward stands at the far right, marked (1). The British Minister, Lord Lyons, sits in the middle with a white top hat, marked (4). Accompanying the photograph is a list of those present in the scene, and their represented nation. By this point in the war, Seward had taken steps to improve U.S. relations with the British, having negotiated an agreement with Lord Lyons, the Lyons-Seward Treaty addressing the slave trade, the previous year.
Creator
William J. Baker
Source
Digitized by the Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division, https://lccn.loc.gov/2009633603
Publisher
William J. Baker
Date
1863
Rights
No known restrictions on publication
Format
Group Photo
Language
English
Type
Still Image
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Original Format
Group Photo
Collection
Citation
William J. Baker, “'Seward's Delegation at Trenton Falls, New York',” A Study of England in the American Civil War, accessed July 4, 2024, https://johnathanseitz.com/items/show/40.