Acc. 1998.039 transferred on 12/19/1997.
The Office of the President received this scrapbook as a gift from Douglas N. Morton.
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William III Arrives at Torbay Portrait Scrapbook, Special Collections Research Center, William & Mary Libraries.
King William III Papers (Mss. 75S W67); Robert Maccubbin Papers (UA 6.074); Glorious Revolution Tercentenary Collection (UA 309).
This collection is a scrapbook describing the history and development of the historical portrait William III Arrives at Torbay. The painting hangs in the Board of Visitors meeting room in Blow Hall and was executed by Pete Peltison. The album includes a typed account of the making of the work.