Daguerreotype portrait of Gertrude Kimber Burleigh and her children, Charles C. Burleigh, Jr., Edward Burleigh and Theresa Burleigh.
Sixth-plate daguerreotype portrait of Gertrude Kimber Burleigh (circa 1816-1869) and her children. At right is Charles C. Burleigh, Jr. (1848-1882), the artist. At left is Edward Burleigh (born 1846). At right front is Theresa Burleigh (1851-1944).
Encased in a brown leather-covered wooden case with a thistle design, red velvet cushion and brass preserver. Horizontal orientation.
The Union Meeting House, also kow as the Brick Meeting House, was the site of a talk on Non-Resistance by Charles C. Burleigh in 1842. In 1843 it also featured a memorable appearance by Frederick Douglass