Eliza Farrar, the daughter of Jacob and Achsah Fisk Farrar of Rindge, New Hampshire, made an early town topographical view of Lowell, Massachusetts, which then was lithographed and published in 1834 by the firm of Pendleton's Lithography of Boston, established by William and John Pendleton, brothers.
Farrar is listed as being associated with the firm along with several other women and numerous men including Nathaniel Currier and Fitz Henry Lane, but the extent and duration of her affilia (showing 500 of 1154 characters). |
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