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Object of the Week Archive

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Letter from John Jay to his son, Peter Augustus. February 21, 1815

Faith & Hope, Charity & Religion prints by J. Hinton

Cow Milking Machine

Original Manuscripts of The Life of John Jay by William Jay

Blueprints from the Iselin Wing Construction

Jay Family Hunt board

Letter from John Jay to Sarah Jay, October 12, 1783

Document Establishing John Jay Homestead as a New York State Historic Site

Print of Compte de Vergennes after original by Antione-Francois Callet

Katonah Market Fair Advertisement

Headstone of ‘Old Fred’

Photo of Eleanor Jay Iselin in Newport, Rhode Island

19th Century Pier Table

Portrait of Anna Maricka Bayard Jay

French Porcelain Coffee and Tea Service

Letter from John Jay to Peter A. Jay re: the sale of an enslaved woman

Print of Baron William Grenville

Photograph of John Jay Chapman

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