| DATE | LOCATION | CITATION | TEXT INDEX ENTRY | 1777.07.21 | Boston | CITATION | Harp, 14th string added, metaphor as toast on 4th of July | 1781.10.27 | Charleston | CITATION | Harp, aeolian, for sale by Harris & Blachford | 1781.10.31 | Charleston | CITATION | Harp, aeolian, for sale by Harris & Blachford | 1781.11.03 | Charleston | CITATION | Harp, aeolian, for sale by Harris & Blachford | 1781.11.07 | Charleston | CITATION | Harp, aeolian, for sale by Harris & Blachford | 1781.11.10 | Charleston | CITATION | Harp, aeolian, for sale by Harris & Blachford | 1781.11.17 | Charleston | CITATION | Harp, aeolian, for sale by Harris & Blachford | 1781.11.24 | Charleston | CITATION | Harp, aeolian, for sale by Harris & Blachford | 1781.12.01 | Charleston | CITATION | Harp, aeolian, for sale by Harris & Blachford | 1781.12.05 | Charleston | CITATION | Harp, aeolian, for sale by Harris & Blachford | 1781.12.08 | Charleston | CITATION | Harp, aeolian, for sale by Harris & Blachford | 1781.12.15 | Charleston | CITATION | Harp, aeolian, for sale by Harris & Blachford | 1781.12.19 | Charleston | CITATION | Harp, aeolian, for sale by Harris & Blachford | 1782.12.10 | Pennsylvania | CITATION | Harp, aeolian, in Pennsylvania, at Bartram's house | 1773.10.14 | New York | CITATION | Harp, airs for by Parry, for sale by Rivington, James | 1773.10.21 | New York | CITATION | Harp, airs for by Parry, for sale by Rivington, James | 1734.04.15 | New York | CITATION | Harp, ancient Romans prided themselves on being accomplished in playing | 1748.04.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Harp and Crown, business establishment in Philadelphia | 1751.08.15 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Harp and Crown, mare stolen from, belonging to Mrs Stevens | 1767.11.12 | Lancaster Cty | CITATION | Harp and Crown, on lodgings sign | 1767.09.10 | New York | CITATION | Harp and Crown, on shop sign in New York | 1763.05.02 | New York | CITATION | Harp and Crown, shop sign in New York | 1756.05.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Harp and Crown, shop sign of Joseph Bell | 1756.09.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Harp and Crown, shop sign of Joseph Bell | 1760.05.15 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Harp and Crown, shop sign of Robert Levers | 1759.04.19 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Harp and King David, sign of British Punch House of Thomas Griffiths | 1775.03.17 | Charleston | CITATION | Harp, bell, for sale by Macalpine, James, estate | 1775.04.14 | Charleston | CITATION | Harp, bell, for sale by Macalpine, James, estate | 1775.04.28 | Charleston | CITATION | Harp, bell, for sale by Macalpine, James, estate | 1744.04.05 | Pompeii | CITATION | Harp, Chiron teaching Achilles to play, in pictures excavated in Pompeii | 1744.03.19 | Naples | CITATION | Harp, depicted in paintings found in excavations near Naples | 1775.09.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Harp, depicted on Continental bills, meaning surmised | 1777.08.07 | Boston | CITATION | Harp, depicted on paper money | 1777.08.14 | Boston | CITATION | Harp, depicted on paper money | 1778.11.18 | New Haven | CITATION | Harp, depicted on paper money | 1783.11.08 | New York | CITATION | Harp, for sale by Rivington, James | 1768.09.02 | Chili | CITATION | Harp, in Chili, played by women, as described by Byron | 1771.11.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Harp, in discussion of music theory, essay by Benjamin Franklin | 1751.03.14 | Herculaneum | CITATION | Harp, in Herculanaeum in paintings | 1762.06.24 | Ireland | CITATION | Harp, in Ireland, image on flag of Irish rioters for Pretender | 1755.12.26 | London | CITATION | Harp, in lyric [beg] Awake the Harp, the Cymbal raise | 1775.05.25 | Norwich | CITATION | Harp, in lyric [beg] Beside Euphrates awful flood | 1781.12.26 | Ireland | CITATION | Harp, in lyric [beg] By you leave, gossip John | 1782.02.16 | Ireland | CITATION | Harp, in lyric [beg] By your leave, gossip John | 1775.10.23 | Norwich | CITATION | Harp, in lyric [beg] Come, sacred friendship, come and bring along | 1751.03.04 | New York | CITATION | Harp, in lyric [beg] Friend, when a rival poem you peruse | 1761.09.11 | London | CITATION | Harp, in lyric [beg] It must be so--musick, thou charmest well | 1729.07.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Harp, in lyric [beg] Let Philadelphia's generous sons excuse | 1778.11.14 | Boston | CITATION | Harp, in lyric [beg] Merry powers of yon bright sky | 1749.03.20 | Charleston | CITATION | Harp, in lyric [beg] Muse an Ode select prepares, The | 1736.12.30 | London | CITATION | Harp, in lyric [beg] Not unprophetick was the muses song | 1776.10.18 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Harp, in lyric [beg] Now liberty is all the plan | 1744.12.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Harp, in lyric [beg] Oh thou, whose friendship is my joy and pride | 1768.02.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Harp, in lyric [beg] Scarce had the night resign'd her gloomy sway | 1772.07.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Harp, in lyric [beg] Science! the source of all our earthly joys | 1780.02.26 | Boston | CITATION | Harp, in lyric [beg] Thank God I'm still alive | 1772.04.14 | Hartford | CITATION | Harp, in lyric [beg] To thee, incarnate God, I tune the Lyre | 1782.03.13 | Worcester | CITATION | Harp, in lyric [beg] Well-now (said the Devil) it looks something better | 1782.04.03 | Chatham | CITATION | Harp, in lyric [beg] Well-now (said the Devil) it looks something better! | 1782.04.11 | Worcester | CITATION | Harp, in lyric [beg] Well-now (said the Devil) it looks something better | 1774.10.20 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Harp, in lyric [beg] What more affecting cause can friendship urge | 1781.10.25 | Peekskill | CITATION | Harp, in lyric [beg] While scenes of transport, every breast inspire | 1781.11.03 | Peekskill | CITATION | Harp, in lyric [beg] While scenes of transport, every breast inspire | 1781.11.05 | Boston | CITATION | Harp, in lyric [beg] While scenes of transport, every breast inspire | 1781.11.08 | Peekskill | CITATION | Harp, in lyric [beg] While scenes of transport, every breast inspire | 1781.11.08 | Worcester | CITATION | Harp, in lyric [beg] While scenes of transport, every breast inspire | 1778.07.13 | Norwich | CITATION | Harp, in lyric [beg] You're welcome captain, let us hear the news | 1755.08.29 | Norfolk | CITATION | Harp, in Microcosm, or the World in Miniature, played by clockwork | 1755.09.05 | Norfolk | CITATION | Harp, in Microcosm, or the World in Miniature, played by clockwork | 1755.12.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Harp, in Microcosm, or the World in Miniature, played by clockwork | 1755.12.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Harp, in Microcosm, or the World in Miniature, played by clockwork | 1756.02.16 | New York | CITATION | Harp, in Microcosm, or the World in Miniature, played by clockwork | 1756.02.23 | New York | CITATION | Harp, in Microcosm, or the World in Miniature, played by clockwork | 1756.05.13 | Boston | CITATION | Harp, in Microcosm, or the World in Miniature, played by clockwork | 1756.05.17 | Boston | CITATION | Harp, in Microcosm, or the World in Miniature, played by clockwork | 1756.05.24 | Boston | CITATION | Harp, in Microcosm, or the World in Miniature, played by clockwork | 1756.05.31 | Boston | CITATION | Harp, in Microcosm, or the World in Miniature, played by clockwork | 1756.06.10 | Boston | CITATION | Harp, in Microcosm, or the World in Miniature, played by clockwork | 1780.04.24 | Morristown | CITATION | Harp, in Morristown, image on flag in American camp for St Patrick's Day | 1770.03.19 | Paragua | CITATION | Harp, in Paragua, Indian native child plays Italian anthems | 1782.02.16 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Harp, in Peru, played by ladies without ceremony | 1771.03.29 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Harp, in Philadelphia, played by blind man in street, broken by vandals | 1734.04.04 | Ancient Rome | CITATION | Harp, in Rome, a princely accomplishment, Caligula skilled in playing | 1783.05.29 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Harp, in toast of friends of liberty in Ireland, for St Tammany's Day | 1757.09.02 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Harp, in Williamsburg, on shop sign of Samuel Galt's clock shop | 1750.07.18 | Genoa | CITATION | Harp, metaphor of current affairs, on old strings | 1782.12.23 | London | CITATION | Harp, metaphor, take from willow and be cheerful | 1748.11.28 | New York | CITATION | Harp, of Ireland, in lyric [beg] When first the squire, and Tinker Wood | 1783.05.07 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Harp, of Ireland, in toast on St Tammany's Day | 1749.05.29 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Harp, of Orpheus, built city, in fable | 1749.06.07 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Harp, of Orpheus, built city, in fable | 1764.07.20 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Harp, of Orpheus, built city, in fable | 1780.01.22 | Britain | CITATION | Harp, or lyre, in ancient Britain, accompanied song | 1774.03.22 | Charleston | CITATION | Harp, played by David | 1770.02.08 | Baltimore | CITATION | Harp, played by runaway servant named Burrell, Thomas | 1770.02.15 | Baltimore | CITATION | Harp, played by runaway servant named Burrell, Thomas | 1770.02.22 | Baltimore | CITATION | Harp, played by runaway servant named Burrell, Thomas | 1770.03.01 | Baltimore | CITATION | Harp, played by runaway servant named Burrell, Thomas | 1781.01.02 | London | CITATION | Harp, played by stranger in narrative of Edwin and Adela [t] | 1771.11.18 | London | CITATION | Harp, role in composition of Scottish tunes, essay by Franklin | 1780.05.03 | New York | CITATION | Harp strings, for sale by Rivington, James | 1780.05.27 | New York | CITATION | Harp strings, for sale by Rivington, James | 1780.06.17 | New York | CITATION | Harp strings, for sale by Rivington, James | 1780.07.08 | New York | CITATION | Harp strings, for sale by Rivington, James | 1783.09.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Harp, taught by Roth, Mr, to gentlemen | 1783.10.02 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Harp, taught by Roth, Mr, to gentlemen | 1783.10.11 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Harp, taught by Roth, Mr, to gentlemen | 1766.10.16 | New York | CITATION | Harp, to play in Deus Misereatur [t], in concert program in New York | 1766.10.20 | New York | CITATION | Harp, to play in Deus Misereatur [t], in concert program in New York | 1766.10.23 | New York | CITATION | Harp, to play in Deus Misereatur [t], in concert program in New York | 1766.10.27 | New York | CITATION | Harp, to play in Deus Misereatur [t], in concert program in New York | 1723.10.10 | London | CITATION | Harp, woman playing, depicted on Wood's coins for Ireland |