Michilimackinac, on Lake Huron : To his Excellency Sir George Prevost Bart. Governor General and Commander in Chief of all his Majesties Forces in British America. / This print is humbly Inscribed by his Excellency's most obedient humble servant Richard D
View of Michilimackinac, Michigan, in 1813 showing a village of Native Americans along the waterfront of Lake Huron. In the foreground are 3 adult Native Americans standing and 4 sitting with 1 smoking a pipe. One canoe is tipped on its side and one is upright, both on the shore. Houses line the beach with slanted roofs and square walls. On the lake is a 2 masted sailing ship, close to the shore, with what appears to be canoes around it. In the distance is a hill with Fort Mackinac atop, showing walls and 3 buildings. The building in the background is likely for fur storage.
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