1952.8.2
Title

[Morgan & Rotch] sign

Dimensions6 ft., 37 in. (182.9 × 94 cm)
Object number1952.8.2
Institutional Credit LineCourtesy of the New Bedford Whaling Museum
DescriptionA sign of "Morgan & Rotch. Note Broker, Commission Merchant"
On View
On view
Mss 14_Finding Aid.pdf
[Business records, journals, ledger, cashbook (including accounts current for ship Phoenix), receipts, and letter book, of John Avery Parker & Son],
Parker, John Avery,--1769-1853
Mss56_SeriesO_Subseries1.pdf
Business records collection,
1745-1925
Image Not Available for [Collection of papers relating to various aspects of the whaling and shipping industries including outfitting and financing of voyages, candlemaking, whale oil, and wharf storage and mooring space],
[Collection of papers relating to various aspects of the whaling and shipping industries including outfitting and financing of voyages, candlemaking, whale oil, and wharf storage and mooring space],
Rotch family
Image Not Available for [Materials reflecting Morgan's business activities as partner in the shipping firm owned by William Rotch, Sr., and Samuel Rodman, in other areas of business] :
[Materials reflecting Morgan's business activities as partner in the shipping firm owned by William Rotch, Sr., and Samuel Rodman, in other areas of business] :
Morgan, Charles Waln,--1796-1861
2001.100.11165_Box List.pdf
KWM Loose Manuscript Collection
1725-1960
Image Not Available for KWM Whaling History Symposiums
KWM Whaling History Symposiums
Portrait of Charles W. Morgan
Portrait of Charles W. Morgan
Circa 1829
Image Not Available for Untitled
Untitled
Marshall & Co, Meat Dealers
3/23/1910
Image Not Available for [Collection of papers, correspondence, diaries, and other papers, of Samuel Rodman, Jr. (1792-1876), merchant and civic leader, relating to business activities, family life, and economic conditions in New Bedford, particularly during the Civil War; letter book and financial records of his brother, Benjamin (1794-1876)],
[Collection of papers, correspondence, diaries, and other papers, of Samuel Rodman, Jr. (1792-1876), merchant and civic leader, relating to business activities, family life, and economic conditions in New Bedford, particularly during the Civil War; letter book and financial records of his brother, Benjamin (1794-1876)],
Rodman family
1781-1933
Untitled
Untitled
Peninsular (Steamer)
Portrait of Ann Waln Morgan Rotch
Portrait of Ann Waln Morgan Rotch
J. R.
Portrait of Colonel Francis Morgan Rotch
Portrait of Colonel Francis Morgan Rotch
Othon, Narcisse

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