Image of a crowds of people gathered on the shore of Silver Lake near Buffalo, New York, gawking at a large serpent-like monster rearing out of the lake; horse-drawn vehicle brings more onlookers at bottom left; photographer on shore next to a crowd at center; man offering lager beer from a barrel for sale outside a tent at bottom right. Date supplied by cataloger based on printer history; Richard J. Compton was located at 209 Main St. from approximately 1853-1855. "Lith & Publ. by Compton, 209 Main St. Buffalo."--text, bottom left margin. "as described in the "Buffalo Daily Republic."__"--text, bottom center margin. "To Perry."--text, center right of image.
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image
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1 lithograph : uncolored ; overall 35.24 x 53.02 cm (13 7/8 x 20 7/8 in.)
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