Descriptive of Fremont's overland route to Oregon and California across the Rocky Mountains as surveyed for the United States' government now exhibiting at the Egyptian Hall

Descriptive of Fremont's overland route to Oregon and California across the Rocky Mountains as surveyed for the United States' government now exhibiting at the Egyptian Hall

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Pamphlet contains a biographical sketch of Fremont, a description of the panorama detailing each section, a sketch of Oregon and California, and letters supporting the accuracy of the painting.

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