Thomas Johnston (engraver) (English Wikipedia)
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- Bolton, Charles Knowles (1923). "Christ Church, Salem Street, Boston, 1723 : a guide". Old North Church. Retrieved February 22, 2023.
Christ Church, now better known as "The Old North Church"
- Williams 1915, p. 177. Williams, Cornelia Bartow (1915). Ancestry of Lawrence Williams. R.R. Donnelley and Sons Co. p. 177.
- American printmaking 1975, p. 59. American printmaking before 1876 : fact, fiction, and fantasy : papers presented at a symposium held at the Library of Congress, June 12 and 13, 1972. Library of Congress. 1975. pp. 59–60. ISBN 9780844401683.
Moreover, as in the case of other prints, Blodget's work, which came complete with a five-page quarto pamphlet
- Publications of the Colonial Society 1918, p. 406. Publications of the Colonial Society of Massachusetts. The Society. 1918. p. 406.
Thomas Johnston (1708–1767) three of Johnston's children followed their father's profession.
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- "Herald Painters. No. 1. (Thomas Johnson)". The Heraldic Journal. 1–4: 6. 1865. Retrieved February 21, 2023.
- Dunlap, Bayley & Goodspeed 1918, pp. 311–312. Dunlap, William; Bayley, Frank William; Goodspeed, Charles Eliot (1918). A History of the Rise and Progress of the Arts of Design in the United States. Vol. 3. C.E. Goodspeed & Company. ISBN 978-0-7222-4674-0.
- Owen 1979, p. 23. Owen, Barbara (1979). The organ in New England: an account of its use and manufacture to the end of the nineteenth century. Sunbury Press. ISBN 978-0-915548-08-8.
- Ogasapian 2007, p. 59. Ogasapian, John (2007). Church Music in America, 1620–2000. Mercer University Press. ISBN 978-0-88146-026-1.
- Ogasapian 2007, p. 60. Ogasapian, John (2007). Church Music in America, 1620–2000. Mercer University Press. ISBN 978-0-88146-026-1.
- Stauffer 1907, p. 144. Stauffer, David McNeely (1907). American Engravers Upon Copper and Steel Part 1 Biographical Sketches Illustrated. Grolier club of New York City.
- Treasures of Americana 1969, p. 15. Staff (1969). Treasures of Americana from the Library of the New-York Historical Society: A Short Title List of Rare and Important Books, Broadsides, Maps and Manuscripts on Exhibition at the Society, January 24 – August 29, 1969. New York Historical Society.
This is the first historical print engraved in America. Blodget witnessed the battle and immediately afterwards drew the original plan from which Thomas Johnson made the line engraving.
- Winsor 1887, p. 586. Winsor, Justin, ed. (1887). Narrative and Critical History of America: The English and French in North America, 1689–1763 Volume V - Part II. Houghton, Mifflin.
- Exhibition Catalogs 1908, p. 46. Exhibition Catalogs, 1886–1909: 1908–1909. Grolier Club. 1908.
- Beers 1905, p. 572. Genealogical and Biographical Record of New London County, Connecticut. J.H. Beers & Company. January 1, 1905.
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- Hitchings 1985, pp. 637, 648. Hitchings, Sinclair (1985). "The Musical Pursuits of William Price and Thomas Johnston". In Barbara Lambert (ed.). Volume 54: Music in Colonial Massachusetts 1630–1820, II: Music in Homes and in Churches. University Press of Virginia.
- Hitchings 1973, p. 83. Hitchings, Sinclair (1973). "Thomas Johnston". Boston Prints and Printmasters 1670–1775. University Press of Virginia.
- Owen 1985, p. 695. Owen, Barbara (1985). "Eighteenth-Century Organs and Organ Building in New England". In Barbara Lambert (ed.). Volume 54: Music in Colonial Massachusetts 1630-1820, II: Music in Homes and in Churches. University Press of Virginia.
- Owen 1985, pp. 712–713. Owen, Barbara (1985). "Eighteenth-Century Organs and Organ Building in New England". In Barbara Lambert (ed.). Volume 54: Music in Colonial Massachusetts 1630-1820, II: Music in Homes and in Churches. University Press of Virginia.
- Hitchings 1973, pp. 126–128. Hitchings, Sinclair (1973). "Thomas Johnston". Boston Prints and Printmasters 1670–1775. University Press of Virginia.
- Hitchings 1973, p. 111. Hitchings, Sinclair (1973). "Thomas Johnston". Boston Prints and Printmasters 1670–1775. University Press of Virginia.
- Hitchings 1973, pp. 83–84. Hitchings, Sinclair (1973). "Thomas Johnston". Boston Prints and Printmasters 1670–1775. University Press of Virginia.
- Hitchings 1973, p. 85. Hitchings, Sinclair (1973). "Thomas Johnston". Boston Prints and Printmasters 1670–1775. University Press of Virginia.
- Hitchings 1973, pp. 86–115. Hitchings, Sinclair (1973). "Thomas Johnston". Boston Prints and Printmasters 1670–1775. University Press of Virginia.
- Hitchings 1973, pp. 117–122. Hitchings, Sinclair (1973). "Thomas Johnston". Boston Prints and Printmasters 1670–1775. University Press of Virginia.
- Hitchings 1973, p. 121. Hitchings, Sinclair (1973). "Thomas Johnston". Boston Prints and Printmasters 1670–1775. University Press of Virginia.
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- "print: A Prospective View of the Battle fought near Lake George September 1755". Collections Database – Five Colleges and Historic Deerfield Museum Consortium. Retrieved February 23, 2023.
Samuel Blodget was a sutler ... who saw the battle (his version was printed a[sic] 1775 "Boston-Gazette") and drew the plan, which was originally engraved by Thomas Johnston (c.1708–1767) and printed in Boston on December 22, 1755, as the first American historical event drawn and engraving in America, and the first portrayal of the Indian method of fighting from ambush.
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- Babcock 1947, p. 140. Babcock, Mary Kent Davey (1947). Christ Church, Salem Street, Boston, the Old North Church of Paul Revere fame: historical sketches, Colonial period, 1723–1775. T. Todd Co., printers.
- Green 1890, p. 4. Green, Samuel A. (1890). Blodget's plan of the battle on the shores of Lake George, 8 September, 1755. Cambridge University Press.
- Green 1890, pp. 4–5. Green, Samuel A. (1890). Blodget's plan of the battle on the shores of Lake George, 8 September, 1755. Cambridge University Press.
- Green 1890, p. 6. Green, Samuel A. (1890). Blodget's plan of the battle on the shores of Lake George, 8 September, 1755. Cambridge University Press.
- Green 1890, p. 6. Green, Samuel A. (1890). Blodget's plan of the battle on the shores of Lake George, 8 September, 1755. Cambridge University Press.
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- William Burgis (1869) [First published in 1728]. To His Excellency William Burnet, Esqr., this Plan of Boston in New England is humbly dedicated (Map). WIlliam Burgis.
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- "A prospective view of the battle fought near Lake George, on the 8th of Sepr. 1755 bewteen [sic] 2000 English with 250 Mohawks". Library of Congress, Prints & Photographs Online Catalog. 1768. Retrieved February 22, 2023.
An English impression after an impression published in Boston six weeks earlier. Samuel Blodget, an eye witness,[1768, after edition published 2 Feb.1756] ...
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- "Japanned Furniture: An 18th Century Faux Finish". The News Journal. Wilmington, Delaware. May 7, 1998. p. 48 – via Newspapers.com
. - "Boston Folks' Coat of Arms". The Boston Daily Globe. Boston, Massachusetts. February 7, 1915 – via Newspapers.com .
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- "Welcome to the Old North Church". Old North Church & Historic Site. Retrieved February 22, 2023.
Established in 1723 as Christ Church in the City of Boston, Old North Church ...
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- "The OHS Pipe Organ Database". OHS Database ID 41284. The Organ Historical Society. 2016. Retrieved January 14, 2018.
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- Dudas, Libor (November 5, 2021). "All About Old North Church's Organ". YouTube – Official Old North Church & Historic Site Channel. Old North Church & Historic Site. Retrieved February 22, 2023.
[From 0:33–1:46...The history of the instrument] The casing that you see today is the original casing from the 1700s, completely restored ... The inside of the organ is new