1800s Archive · World cities

Washington, D. C. Washington Navy Yard. First Japanese treaty commission to the U. S., 1860

United States · 1860

Washington, D. C. Washington Navy Yard. First Japanese treaty commission to the U. S., 1860, United States, 1860
Washington, D. C. Washington Navy Yard. First Japanese treaty commission to the U. S., 1860, United States, 1860. World cities — The 1800s Archive, from the Library of Congress record.

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