Skip to content

OPEN TODAY: 10 A.M.–5 P.M.

Tickets

Visual Materials

Capture of Monterey and raising of U.S.A. flag, July 7, 1846



You might also be interested in

  • Raising the Bear flag at Sonoma, June, 14, 1846

    Raising the Bear flag at Sonoma, June, 14, 1846

    Visual Materials

    Photo of a drawing of the raising of the Bear Flag at sonoma, June 14, 1846.

    photCL Pierce 08027

  • Monterey, drawn from nature for "The United States Illustrated", Vol. 1

    Monterey, drawn from nature for "The United States Illustrated", Vol. 1

    Visual Materials

    Photo of a drawing of the shoreline and buildings of Monterey.

    photCL Pierce 04673

  • Image not available

    Duryea's house with flag

    Visual Materials

    Photo of an unidentified light colored house with an American flag hanging in front.

    photCL 39 (346)

  • Fremont's entrance into Monterey

    Fremont's entrance into Monterey

    Visual Materials

    Photo of a drawing of men on horseback.

    photCL Pierce 04675

  • Image not available

    Photographs of Pacific Grove and Monterey area

    Visual Materials

    A photograph album containing scenic amateur views of Pacific Grove, California, and the surrounding area including Monterey. Includes views of the beach and surf, cypress trees, Point Lobos, scenes of the Chinese fishing village in Pacific Grove, exterior views of the Mission El Carmelo, the Monterey Custom House, and one of the San Carlos Cathedral (Royal Presidio Chapel). The images have brief penciled captions written in the margins.

    photCL 428

  • Monterey, from Independence Hill, in the rear of the Bishop's Palace

    Monterey, from Independence Hill, in the rear of the Bishop's Palace

    Visual Materials

    Image of a landscape view of Monterey, Mexico, during the Mexican-American War in 1846; stone fort with American flag waving on a hill with soldiers on foot and on horseback outside its walls at right; valley with cultivated hill and mountains rising beyond in the distance at left; numeric key in margins indicates various points of interest, including Sierra Silla (Saddle Mountain), the village of Guadalupe, and the "Citadel, (in possession of the Mexicans firing upon Genl. Taylor's position on the eastern side of the City.)"

    priJLC_MIL_001299