070 Livingston, Montana 1884 Paper Products:36"x45" Hand Painted Original

070 Livingston, Montana 1884 Paper Products:36"x45" Hand Painted OriginalLivingston, located on the Yellowstone River, started as a trading post and was originally named "Clark City" by the Northern Pacific Railroad company in 1882. It was renamed the same year to Livingston when the town moved upstream to further accommodate the railroad. Visited in 1806 by William Clark, the town was also inhabited by Clamity Jane for two decades and visited by many adventurous members of European Royalty. Livingston is also an "art

The Dutch cartographer and engraver Vinckeboon was born into a Flemish family of artists and started out drawing for his father

With the wind being common on the waters

partly as a medical tourist

As evidenced by this rendering

modernity was just ahead

several buildings (some religious) that may signify the establishment of settlements and flags that are perhaps an indication of the colonial power(s) in the region

S side of the Great Lakes

an artist named Galt sketched Port Townsend in 1855

and wood storks

The Lake Hartwell region supports a diverse flora and fauna

The Native American villages of Secotan and Weapemeoc are depicted

on the German border