This consists of detailed vignette illustrations of uniform dress of varied regiments and units of the French Army serving in the American campaign.

John Mix's Museum in New Haven offered to the visitor an assorted variety of exhibits which are described in a fourteen-pate catalog issued in 1812, shortly before the de Neuvilles' visit. The "curiosities" to be seen included wax figures "as large as life," paintings, beasts, birds, fishes, serpents, and reptiles. The museum catalog cits the following description among the listing of wax figures: "An Indian, returning from hunting, in his Bark Canoe, with his Game."

John Mix's Museum in New Haven offered to the visitor an assorted variety of exhibits which are described in a fourteen-page catalog issued in 1812, shortly before the de Neuvilles' visit. The "curiosities" to be seen included wax figures "as large as life," paintings, beasts, birds, fishes, serpents, and reptiles. The museum catalog cites the following description among the listing of wax figures: "Daniel Lambert, weighing 739 lbs."

This is in the sketchbook of the Baroness Hyde de Neuville. On the same sheet of paper is pasted a printed announcement of the 1813 commencement at Columbia College, New York City.

This view shows Trinity Church at Broadway and Wall Street, and at the right is the pediment of the Custom House, later the Sub-Treasury Building (with flag). The banks at the right include the former branch of the bank of the United States whose building was then occupied by the Bank of Commerce, the Bank of the Manhattan Company, the Merchants' Bank, the Bank of America, and the Bank of New York.

This view of Broadway from the junction streets at the south end of City Hall Park shows at the right the Astor House, or Park Hotel, built in 1834; St. Paul's Chapel; and, in the distance, Trinity Church on Broadway at Wall Street. A sign indicates the daguerreotype studio of Mathew B. Brady at the corner of Broadway and Fulton Street, across from St. Paul's. The building at the left is Barnum's Museum at the corner of Broadway and Ann Street, the site which it occupied from 1830 to 1865.

This is one of ten studies of officers and soldiers of the Hesse-Cassel Infantry-Regiment Du Corps (Leib Regiment), which served in America with the British Army during the American Revolution. The regiment arrived at Sandy Hook on August 15, 1776, with the first division of 8,000 German trooops, augmenting British forces for the New York campaign, and served throughout the war until 1783.

This is one of ten studies of officers and soldiers of the Hesse-Cassel Infantry-Regiment Du Corps (Leib Regiment), which served in America with the British Army during the American Revolution. The regiment arrived at Sandy Hook on August 15, 1776, with the first division of 8,000 German trooops, augmenting British forces for the New York campaign, and served throughout the war until 1783.

This is one of ten studies of officers and soldiers of the Hesse-Cassel Infantry-Regiment Du Corps (Leib Regiment), which served in America with the British Army during the American Revolution. The regiment arrived at Sandy Hook on August 15, 1776, with the first division of 8,000 German trooops, augmenting British forces for the New York campaign, and served throughout the war until 1783.

In 1951 Kennedy and Co., New York City, owned a watercolor (7 x 12 3/8 in.) by the baroness inscribed: "Morice ville, Juillet 1809." The Society's study is dated from this view. It could well be that the Morice Ville of the baroness was Morrisville in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, where the de Neuvilles' good friend, General Jean Victor Marie Moreau (1763-1813) of New York, also an exile from Napoleonic France, purchased a country estate.