The_Sinking_Of_The_Lady_Elgin,_On_Lake_Michigan,_On_The_Morning_Of_September_8,_1860,_Half_An_Hour_After_She_Had_Been_Run_Into_By_The_Schooner_Augusta,_Of_Waukeegan_-_NYIN_1860.jpg - Wikipedia

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The Sinking Of The Lady Elgin, On Lake Michigan, On The Morning Of September 8, 1860, Half An Hour After She Had Been Run Into By The Schooner Augusta, Of Waukeegan
Artist	New York Illustrated News staff
Author	New York Illustrated News
Title	The Sinking Of The Lady Elgin, On Lake Michigan, On The Morning Of September 8, 1860, Half An Hour After She Had Been Run Into By The Schooner Augusta, Of Waukeegan
Object type	print object_type QS:P31,Q11060274
Description	English: The Sinking Of The Lady Elgin , On Lake Michigan, On The Morning Of September 8, 1860, Half An Hour After She Had Been Run Into By The Schooner Augusta, Of Waukeegan, September 8, 1860. Skithtky over cropped version The Lady Elgin Sinking. Illustration published in NYIN, September 22, 1860.
Depicted place	Lake Michigan
Date	22 September 1860 date QS:P571,+1860-09-22T00:00:00Z/11
Medium	Wood engraving
Credit line	New York Illustrated News
Source/Photographer	New York Illustrated News
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