Fraunces tavern.  By the courtesy of Dr. Joseph Hooper, Durham, Conn.

Lieut.  Gov.  James de Lancey’s seal.  From Vol.  I, M.J.  Lamb’s “History of
New York City”

Heathcote arms. From an old print

Hon.  Caleb Heathcote.  From print by V. Belch

Fraunces tavern long-room.  From “History of New York,” by Mary L. Booth, 1857 Burn’s coffee house.  From an old print

Heathcote hill.  By the courtesy of J.W.  Clapp, editor Richbell Press,
Mamaroneck, N.Y.

Tandem.  From a rare old color-print.  By the courtesy of George Samuel
Tucker, Peterboro, N.H.

Cooper’s Fenimore farm house.  By the courtesy of Mr. George Pomeroy
Keese

Elizabeth Fenimore Cooper in the old hall home.  By the courtesy of
Elizabeth Cooper Keese

Cooper’s Angevine farm home.  From “Homes of American Authors.”  G.L. 
Putnam Sons, 1853

Mamaroneck Creek sloops.  From Bryant’s “History of the United States”

Judge John Jay.  From print of Trumbull portrait

Bedford house.  From an old print

Bedford house library.  From Vol.  II, Lamb’s “History of New York City”

Harvey Birch’s cave.  By courtesy of Arthur B. Maurice, author of “New
York in Fiction”

The locusts of Cooper’s time.  From Lossing’s “Field-Book of the War of 1812”

The locusts of to-day.  By courtesy of the owner, Lawrence Durham, Esq.

Title-page of the first edition of “The spy.”

Enoch Crosby.  From “History of Westchester County, N.Y.”  By Spooner and
Shenard

Lafayette theatre.  From New York Mirror, Vol.  V.

Cooper’s heroines.  By courtesy of Rev. Ralph Birdsall and Miss Catherine
N. Duyckinck

Windhurst’s nook, under the Park theatre.  From “History of New York
City,” by Mary L. Booth, 1859

James Fenimore Cooper, 1822.  From a photograph of the J.W.  Jarvis portrait.  By permission of the owner, James Fenimore Cooper, Esq., Albany, N.Y.

Fitz-greene Halleck.  From print of Inman portrait.  By permission of owner, Gen. James Grant Wilson

Joseph Rodman Drake, From “Poems”

CRO’ Nest. From “Poems,” by Joseph Rodman Drake

Samuel Woodworth.  From a rare lithograph