Barry, Timothy
Timothy Barry (November 11, 1796 - February 8, 1856) was an American artist and shipping agent. We are aware of only one work produced by him - a view of the town of Plymouth, Massachusetts - and we have the scantest conjectural record of his life. A Timothy Barry - listed in the 1855 census as an agent, which was a form of broker - was born in Beverly, Massachusetts, but lived and died in Plymouth. He married Maria Allen in Plymouth in 1822; a daughter and a son both died in infancy (also in Plymouth.) A second daughter would survive the family, while a third daughter would outlive her father by two years.
Oldest Town in New England.
A View of Plymouth, from the beach east of the Harbor - the oldest town in New England and landing place of the Pilgrim Fathers. Dec. 22d. 1620.
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This is a rare lithograph view of Plymouth, Massachusetts, drawn by Timothy Barry and printed in Boston by J. H. Bufford between 1851 and 1855. Although outstripped in growth by nearby Boston, Plymouth is one of the oldest cities in the United States and was the first permanent settlement of Europeans in New England. (more details)
A Rare View of the Oldest Town in New England.
A View of Plymouth, from the beach east of the Harbor - the oldest town in New England and landing place of the Pilgrim Fathers. Dec. 22d. 1620.
$2,500.00
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This is a rare lithograph view of Plymouth, Massachusetts, drawn by Timothy Barry and printed in Boston by J. H. Bufford between 1851 and 1855. Although outstripped in growth by nearby Boston, Plymouth is one of the oldest cities of the United States, and was the first permanent settlement of Europeans in New England. (more details)