12 passages in 12 source items for “Dutch settlement Wappinger”
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Wikimedia Commons (Benson Lossing, 1859)
Massacre of Indians at Pavonia (1643)
1859 engraving by Benson Lossing depicting the Pavonia Massacre of February 25, 1643, when Dutch soldiers killed approximately 120 sleeping Wappinger refugees at Pavonia (Jersey City). The massacre triggered Kieft's War.
Date: 1859…
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…The Kitchawank were a band of the Wappinger Confederacy.
Date: 1921
Location: Greater New York region
Type: map
Subjects: Native American tribes, Manhattan, Hudson River, Wappinger Confederacy, Kitchawank
Source: Wikimedia Commons
License: Public domain
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Fort New Amsterdam on Manhattan
An engraving depicting Fort New Amsterdam on Manhattan Island, showing the Dutch settlement with buildings, a fort, and a windmill. Several ships are anchored offshore, and Native Americans are shown in canoes in the foreground…
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…The scene appears to be set near a fortified area, possibly a Dutch settlement, with buildings and a flagpole visible in the background. A body of water with a ship is also seen in the distance.
Date: c.1645 (19th…
Internet Archive (ruttenberindians00ruttrich), p.1
…Ruttenber's 1872 study, the definitive 19th-century work on the Kitchawank, Wappinger, and other Hudson River indigenous peoples.
Date: 1872
Type: engraving
Subjects: book cover
Source: Internet Archive (ruttenberindians00ruttrich), p.1
License: Public domain
Wikimedia Commons
…Nimham was the last sachem of the Wappinger who traveled to London in 1766 and died at the Battle of Kingsbridge in 1778.
Date: 2022
Location: Fishkill, NY (intersection of NY-52 and NY-82)
Type: photograph
Subjects: statue, Native…
crotonhistory.org — https://crotonhistory.org/2013/02/13/lenape-settlement-map-circa-1600/
Lenape Settlement Map, circa 1600
In 1950, Theodore J. Cornu created a historical map depicting "the lower Hudson River as the Lenape saw it, circa 1600," published in Hudson Valley Echoes Issue 1.
Date: Various
Source: crotonhistory.org — https://crotonhistory…
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Dutch Assault on Indian Village — Kieft's War
1914 illustration from 'Tales of Old New York' showing a Dutch assault on an indigenous village during Kieft's War (1643-1645). The war began after a 15-year revenge killing and…
Royal Maritime Museum / Wikimedia Commons
Visscher Map of New Netherland
Nicolaes Visscher map of New Netherland showing Dutch colonial settlements and Native American territories along the Hudson River.
Date: c. 1655-1685
Type: map
Subjects: river, map, Native American territories, Dutch colonial settlements, ships, animals…
Internet Archive / Wikimedia Commons
Kitchawank Native American Village
An illustration depicting a Native American village, likely of the Kitchawank people, showing a palisaded settlement with several rounded houses or wigwams and a central fire pit. The village is surrounded by a wooden palisade with…
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…It features the Hudson River, Native American territories, and early Dutch and English settlements. The map includes decorative elements such as animals, a compass rose, and a cityscape view of New Amsterdam.
Date: 1662
Type: map
Subjects: river, Native American…
NYPL, Illustrations of the Croton Aqueduct (F.B. Tower)
…The word 'kill' is from the Dutch for creek, a reminder that this land was once New Netherland.
Date: 1843
Location: Ossining (Sing Sing), NY
Type: lithograph
Subjects: Croton Aqueduct, Sing Sing Kill, stone arches, bridges, hills, trees, buildings
Source…