Skip to content

OPEN TODAY: 10 A.M.–5 P.M.

Tickets

Manuscripts

Viage desde el Callao a las Yslas de Juan Fernandez i Chiloé, y Puertos de Chile

Image not available



You might also be interested in

  • Image not available

    Derrotero by José Manuel de Moraleda y Montero

    Manuscripts

    These three documents describe the frigate Santa Gertrudis' voyage from the Port of Callao (Lima, Peru) to Acapulco, Mexico and back. The first document is a 1-page introduction to the following two, dated October 30, 1791, in Acapulco. The second document is a 4-page report by Alonso de Torres y Guerra, the commander of the Santa Gertrudis, to Antonio Valdes, a Spanish naval officer. It summarizes the journey's events, including the assistance provided to an English ship, descriptions of the Galapagos Islands, as well as commentary on Alejandro Malaspina's navigation charts and Juan Francisco de Bodega y Quadra's upcoming expedition to Nootka Island, Canada. And the third document is a 35-page derrotero, or route journal, written by José Manuel de Moraleda y Montero during the round trip from the Port of Callao to Acapulco, detailing landmarks, anchorages, climate, and other nautical and navigational information.

    mssMontero

  • Image not available

    José Manuel de Moraleda y Montero papers

    Manuscripts

    These three documents describe the frigate Santa Gertrudis' voyage from the Port of Callao (Lima, Peru) to Acapulco, Mexico and back.The first document is a 1-page introduction to the following two, dated October 30, 1791, in Acapulco. The second document is a 4-page report by Alonso de Torres y Guerra, the commander of the Santa Gertrudis, to Antonio Valdes, a Spanish naval officer. It summarizes the journey's events, including the assistance provided to an English ship, descriptions of the Galápagos Islands, as well as commentary on Alejandro Malaspina's navigation charts and Juan Francisco de Bodega y Quadra's upcoming expedition to Nootka Island, Canada. And the third document is a 35-page derrotero, or route journal, written by Jose Manuel de Moraleda y Montero during the round trip from the Port of Callao to Acapulco, detailing landmarks, anchorages, climate, and other nautical and navigational information.

    mssMontero

  • Image not available

    Alonso de Torres y Guerra report to Antonio Valdés

    Manuscripts

    These three documents describe the frigate Santa Gertrudis' voyage from the Port of Callao (Lima, Peru) to Acapulco, Mexico and back. The first document is a 1-page introduction to the following two, dated October 30, 1791, in Acapulco. The second document is a 4-page report by Alonso de Torres y Guerra, the commander of the Santa Gertrudis, to Antonio Valdes, a Spanish naval officer. It summarizes the journey's events, including the assistance provided to an English ship, descriptions of the Galapagos Islands, as well as commentary on Alejandro Malaspina's navigation charts and Juan Francisco de Bodega y Quadra's upcoming expedition to Nootka Island, Canada. And the third document is a 35-page derrotero, or route journal, written by José Manuel de Moraleda y Montero during the round trip from the Port of Callao to Acapulco, detailing landmarks, anchorages, climate, and other nautical and navigational information.

    mssMontero

  • Image not available

    Miguel de la Grúa y Talamanca letter to Manuel Godoy

    Manuscripts

    This letter concerns adminstrative details regarding California, including the arrival of ships and what to do with skilled workers. In Spanish.

    mssHM 4069

  • Image not available

    Vida y Virtudes de la esclarecida Virgen Santa Rosalia...poema lyrico, Libros I-III

    Manuscripts

    An autograph manuscript in double columns of 30 lines, written in Puebla de Angeles, Mexico; with two steel engravings and eight pen and ink drawings. In original calf binding with broken metal clasps; spine and front cover are loose.

    mssHM 735