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Heckscher, Charles Augustr2WPadmin2018-08-22T16:53:57+00:00
Hecksher House, Orange, New Jersey, ca. 1860

Hecksher House, Orange, New Jersey, ca. 1860

Charles August Heckscher: A Model Self-Made Man and Merchant in the Atlantic World in the First-Half of the Nineteenth Century Images

(1806-1866)

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Port of Hamburg, 19th century
Port of Hamburg, 19th century

Color Lithograph of Port of Hamburg, 19th century. Litho by F. Courtin, n.d.

Hecksher House, Orange, New Jersey, ca. 1860
Hecksher House, Orange, New Jersey, ca. 1860

Hecksher House, Orange, New Jersey, circa 1860. From Robert N. Dennis collection of stereoscopic views.

The Children of Martin Anton Heckscher, 1805
Children of Martin Anton Heckscher, 1805

"The Children of Martin Anton Heckscher: Johann Gustav, Wilhelm Moritz, Carl Martin Adolph, and Leopold" by German artist Johann Heinrich…

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