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Gaspee Graphics Index 2--Gaspee Affair Ships and Scenes
(Click on thumbnails to enlarge) Notice: some images may be subject to copyright. Others may be considered Public Domain by virtue of their age, but we take no responsibility for assessing such issues. Some thumbnails have been colorized or lightened to enhance detail presentation. Presented in, more or less, random order.

Gaspee prisoners by Chris Kane, 1996 Peck Lane monument, Warwick, RI	Peck Lane Draft Sketch as at left	Drumming up support by Helen B. Mason taken from Once Upon a Time in Rhode Island by Katherine Pyle	Standoff with Dudingston by Helen B. Mason taken from Once Upon a Time in Rhode Island by Katherine Pyle
Bucklin's shot by Halladay Source Unknown	Sabin Tavern Crowd Artist Unknown From Old Stone Pamphlet 1931	HMS Gaspee by Pettine 1969	Royal Navy Marblehead schooner by LB Jenson
Lindsay reports Gaspee's plight Plate 1 of 4 From Providence: The Southern Gateway of New England, 1926	The invitation to join in the attack is announced Plate 2 of 4 From Providence: The Southern Gateway of New England, 1926	Plans are laid Plate 3 of 4 From Providence: The Southern Gateway of New England, 1926	The attack on the Gaspee Plate 4 of 4 From Providence: The Southern Gateway of New England, 1926
Schooner Gaspee by S. G. Studley from Loan Exhibition Gaspee Chapter, DAR, 1892	Gaspee Silhouette by Moring From Gaspee Days Committee Archives	HMS Sultana--Smaller, but similar to HMS Gaspee Courtesy Schooner Sultana Foundation	Draught of Schooner Sultana Courtesy of Schooner Sultana Foundation
Draught 1 of HMS Halifax from Chapelle's The History of American Sailing Ships	Draught 2 of HMS Halifax thought to be very similar to the HMS Gaspee	HMS Rose--a much bigger brig for comparison Courtesy HMS Rose Foundation	Packet Ship Hannah 8 ft model Gaspee Days Committee
Typical Packet Ship from an old book	Whaleboat Similar in size and shape to longboats that attacked the Gaspee Source Unknown	18th Century Longboat drawings Taken from Chapman	Brown Bess musket c1772 Courtesy National Maritime Museum (UK) Flintlock pistol c1772 Courtesy National Maritime Museum (UK)
HMS Chaleur Sister Ship to the Gaspee Stolen from BucklinSociety.net	HMS Chaleur Plans
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