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Parker F. Dunn Scrapbook: Letter Referring to Medal of Honor

Parker F. Dunn Scrapbook: Catholic Identification Card

Why a Parker F. Dunn Memorial Bridge?

James C. Dunn (Parker Dunn's Father an Albany Policeman), received Dunn's Medal of Honor from Major General Robert L. Bullard at Memorial Park, Albany, Armistice Day 1923.

James C. Dunn (Parker Dunn's Father) Albany Policeman

Parker F. Dunn Scrapbook

Parker F. Dunn Scrapbook

Parker F. Dunn Scrapbook

“Staggering to his feet again he shambled on." An illustration from "Rank and File" by Theodore Roosevelt depicts Parker Dunn a few seconds before his death.

Proclamation Awarding the Medal of Honor to Parker F. Dunn by President Calvin Coolidge

The School-mate

Erastus Dow Palmer Studio

Charles Calverley New York Studio

"Daisy" A Merry Christmas, 1884

Statue of Robert Livingston by Erastus Dow Palmer

Statue of Robert Livingston by Erastus Dow Palmer

Interior of New Kenmore Hotel

The New Kenmore Hotel

Dr. Albert Vander Veer

Invoice of Hospital Property Transferred to A. Vander Veer, Assistant Surgeon

Gettysburg July 2, 3 & 4, 1863

Letter - c.1745 to Mr. Douw about buying George Pook

Pomp - 1775 Warrant for his arrest, enslaved by John Maley

Harry - 1777 enslaved by the Adams brothers sold to Henry Ten Eyck

John - 1795 his travel pass/receipt, enslaved by Abraham TenBroeck

Thomas Adams - 1820 manumission record from Elias Lasell

Thomas Adams - 1819 his Certicate of Freedom

Philip - 1780 sold to Abraham Van Hoesen

William - 1785 enslaved by Jellis Fonda, missing

Dick - c.1786 enslaved by K.K. VanRensselaer, missing

Dina - 1792 enslaved by Volkert Douw, sold

Philis - 1796 enslaved by Ann Ferris, possibly sold

Jacob Carter - 1801 manumitted by Sybrant Douw

Jack - 1804 manumitted by Johannes G. Hardenbergh

David Landerson - 1808 manumitted by Thomas Tobias

Richard - 1810 sold by Dirck Delameter

Jack - 1813 enslaved by John Sanders, sold to Charles E. Dudley

Bett - 1816 manumitted by Amaziah Payn in Schodack

Prince Williams - 1821 his Certificate of Freedom

Frisby Way - 1821 his Certificate of Freedom

Enslaved woman - 1745 aboard Capt. Peter Winne's ship

Enslaved boy - 1735 aboard Capt. Peter Winne's ship

Enslaved boy- 1733 aboard Capt. Peter Winne's ship

Enslaved man and woman - 1734 aboard Capt. Peter Winne's ship

Cato - 1735 aboard Capt. Peter Winne's ship

Four enslaved servants - 1750 aboard Capt. Peter Winne's ship

Letter - Feb. 7, 1796 Dirck Ten Broeck to his father, Abraham Ten Broeck

Letter - Feb. 14, 1796 Dirck Ten Broeck to his father, Abraham Ten Broeck