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Welcome to the New Amsterdam History Center Workspace Site.
Materials on this site are made available for all participants in the process of helping to create a site that will present visitors with a Virtual Tour of New Amsterdam.
If you have questions about the material on the site, or wish to make suggestions for additions to the site, please contact:
ToyaDubin@HudsonMicroimaging.com
Amsterdam/New Amsterdam : The Worlds of Henry Hudson
Reproduction of images is permitted for the sole purpose of editorial publicity for Amsterdam/New Amsterdam: The Worlds of Henry Hudson , on view through September 27, 2009, at the Museum of the City of New York . No other use is permitted. Reproduction of the images should include the credit line.
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1) Jacques Cortelyou , Afbeeldinge Van de Stadt Amsterdam in Nieuw Neederlandt (The Castello Plan), 1665–1670, depicting 1660 Museum of the City of New York |
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2) Frederik de Wit, Map of Amsterdam, 1698 National Maritime Museum Amsterdam/Nederlands Scheepvaartmuseum Amsterdam |
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3) Matheus Rogiers, Manuscript of a private navigation manual, 1680–1683 National Maritime Museum Amsterdam/Nederlands Scheepvaartmuseum Amsterdam |
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4) C. Danckerts, Novi Belgii (Map of New Netherland, with inset view of New Amsterdam ), 1655 The CITCO Collection |
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5) Hessel Gerritsz, Nova Anglia, Novum Belgium et Virginia (New England, New Belgium and Virginia ), 1630 Fordham University Library |
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6) Jan Goeree (after Casper Luyken), 9 persons from Virginia , 1706 Engraving Foundation Amsterdams Historisch Museum |
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7) Wampum-making debitage and beads in process, 1725–1820 New York State Museum |
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8) Susan Rivington Stuyvesant, Peter Stuyvesant, n.d. Oil on canvas The New-York Historical Society |
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9) Purchase of Manhattan , 1909 Postcard Museum of the City of New York Print Archives |
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10) G. J. C. Boissevain, Het West Indisch Huys 1664 (West India House), 1933 Engraving Museum of the City of New York Originally the West India Company warehouse, this building was turned into the company's headquarters in the 1650s. |
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11) Henry Hudson New York Public Library Print Collection, Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Division of Art, Prints and Photographs This lithograph depicts a 17th-century man who is purported to be Henry Hudson. |
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12) Celestial globe, 17th century |
Amsterdam/New Amsterdam: The Worlds of Henry Hudson
Reproduction of images is permitted for the sole purpose of editorial publicity for Amsterdam/New Amsterdam: The Worlds of Henry Hudson, on view through September 27, 2009, at the Museum of the City of New York. No other use is permitted.
Reproduction of the installation photographs should include the credit line:
Photographs by C. Bay Milin
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Click here to view the Amsterdam / New Amsterdam Exhibition Audio Files
Click here to view the Amsterdam / New Amsterdam Exhibition Image Files
| Additional Amsterdam / New Amsterdam Exhibition Image Files, Photographs by C. Bay Milin |
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Click here to
view wall labels
Click here to view the sponsor wall
Additional Documentation:
Amsterdam-New-Amsterdam-Exhibition-Script.doc
MASTER-HH-workingobjectlistwith-permission-notes.xls
Amsterdam/New Amsterdam - Lecture / Discussion with contributors Noah L. Gelfand, Ph.D., author and professor; Peter G. Rose, author and food historian; and David Voorhees, Managing Editor of de Halve Maen and Director of the Papers of Jacob Leisler Project at NYU, for a discussion moderated by Charles Th. Gehring ,Ph.D., Director of the New Netherland Project. July 14th, 2009 at the Museum of the City of New York , 1220 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY 10029, Tel: 212.534.1672