The Steamer Pilgrim, part of the 'old' Fall River Line 1883

"The Steamer Pilgrim, part of the 'old' Fall River Line" is a chromolithograph print created by the American printmaking firm Currier and Ives in 1883. The print depicts the steamship Pilgrim, which was a popular passenger vessel that ran between New York and Boston. The Pilgrim is shown sailing on choppy water, its white hull and elaborate paddlewheel prominently featured. The print, typical of Currier and Ives' work, combines a romanticized portrayal of the vessel with a detailed depiction of its features, making it a valuable historical document of 19th-century transportation.