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See Wikipedia's 1797 Page and the 1797 Calendar; Brainy History also has a 1797 Page as does Jack Lynch
Some sites of interest are (1) on the Battle of Cape St. Vincent, February 14, 1797 (2) an essay on Chortitza Census of October 14, 1797 (3) 1797 Farm in Maine (4) Temecula, CA, History
See a plate from The Natural History of British Insects (Vol. VI, 1797) or A 1797 Map of North America
Read texts of 1797, such as Martha Ballad's Diary, 1797; Uniform Regulations (Navy, 1797); John Adam's Inaugural Address; Treaty with the Mohawk; First Annual Message of John Adams
Stay at a inn open since 1797, The Wayside Inn of Middletown, VA. Other inns or B&B built in 1797: (1) The 1797 Inn West Wardsboro, VT (2) The Inn at Freeman Elms Farm New Marlborough, MA (3) Historic Cashtown Inn Cashtown, PA [which claims to be haunted!]
You can eat, but not stay at The 1797 Depuy Canal House High Falls, NY, or buy products made by companies in business since 1797: (1) Paxton & Whitfield's Cheese (2) Birkett's Buckwheat Bread (3) Zuber & Compagnie's Wallpaper (4) Shorts of Whitburn's Lawnmowers (5) Hindes' Hairbrushes (6) Puddicombe Farm's Fruits
Hannah Foster. The Coquette.
Harriet Lee and Sophia Lee. The Canterbury Tales. (Parts reprinted by Pandora Press)
Eliza Parsons. An Old Friend with a New Face: a Novel
Ann Radcliffe. The Italian. (Available from Oxford University Press)
Jane West. A Gossip's Story. (Reprinted in Garland Publications' Feminist Controversy in England Series)
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| Princess Galitzin (c. 1797) by Elisabeth Vigee Le Brun (Baltimore Museum of Art, Mary Frick Jacobs Collection) | Princess Youssoupoff (1797) by Elisabeth Vigee Le Brun (Private Collection) | Countess Schouvalof, Elizabeth Vladmirovna by Elisabeth Vigee Le Brun |
Dress of 1797 from Journal des Luxus und der Moden |
Dress of 1797 from Journal des Dames et des Modes |
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| Plate no. 13 This appears to be an evening dress. | Women's dress, 1797, plate 8. "Capote Anglaise, garnie en Crepe Bandeau de Velourz, Guilloche en Or, Petit `fichu croise.'" This appears to be a walking dress. |
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