Yellow Tavern on the Connecticut River, Windsor Locks
Date1893
MediumDrawing; pencil on wove paper
DimensionsPrimary Dimensions (overall height x width): 8 1/4 x 9 13/16in. (21 x 25cm)
Credit LineGift of Katherine Louise Hayden
DescriptionThree-story frame structure partially obscured by trees has two chimneys. The corner of a frame building is to the right. Rocks, trees, and shrubs are along the bank of the Connecticut River. Two small boats are on the water. One is probably a rowboat, the other a canoe.
Object number1895.2.1
InscribedOn verso: red throat and white breast / Sunday June 18-1898 mommy [illegible] / lighted on the corner bough of the may pole near / my window" There are other inscriptions which are unrelated to the image and appear to be diary entries.NotesSubject Note: Miss Webb owned the Yellow Tavern. It was located on Center Street.On View
Not on view