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October the 14th 1825 I left the town
for Stuckatt [Stuttgart] in Witingburg [WürttembergWittenberg] on my
jurney [journey] I brook [broke] the exeltre [axletree] of my cotch [coach]
in the evning [evening] about 7 oclock in 2
mildes [miles] of oxburg [Augsburg] the next day I went
in the gallrey [gallery] panting [painting] of the King
this paintinges [paintings] is concidred [considered] to be the
finist [finest] in the world the number of
pictors [pictures] amountes [amounts] to 5000 som [some] 20 feat [feet]
high and 25 brod [broad] thas [these] peases [pieces] is bin [been]
painted usserdes[appears?] of 1500 years som [some] of them
painted by the finst [finest] painters in the
land the names of the Some

Goddfred + Snider [Gottfried + Schneider?]
Canlodonche [?]
Madom gellmine [Marie-Guillemine]
Landloph [?]
Giendelph Emiens [?]
Criens [?]
Snidors [?] + Rubins [Rubens] of linons [Lyons?]
Lenhart [?]
Vinchies [Da Vinci?]
Momioks [?]
Vandieks [Van Dyck]

Samuel Hadlock of Islesford, Maine, documented his travels in Europe, where he exhibited a group of Inuit and Romani people as entertainment.

  • Keywords: maximilian museum; augsburg; marie-guillemine benoist; Stuttgart; Germany(ACAD Journal Location); Baden-Württemberg(ACAD Journal Location)
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English: NPGallery
Author
English: Samuel Hadlock Jr.
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This work is in the public domain in the United States because it was published (or registered with the U.S. Copyright Office) before January 1, 1929.
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English: Person: Curator
Organization: US National Park Service
Address: Acadia National Park, Bar Harbor ME
Email: Acadia_Collections@nps.gov
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ACAD
NPS Museum Catalog Number
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ACAD_30972
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English: Samuel Hadlock's Journal, Europe, 1824-1826
Depicted Place
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English: Europe; Germany; Acadia National Park, Maine
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f0826a7f-2ea1-4230-8ee6-ef80558834fa
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English: U. S. National Park Service

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