"Henry M. Stanley and party standing on back of train at Monterey, California, March 19th, porters standing at side of car."

ID: 5585 ~ Source: Retrieved from the Library of Congress, <www.loc.gov/item/90712600/>. ~ Date: 1891
This file appears in: Henry Morton Stanley: Reborn in New Orleans
"Henry M. Stanley and party standing on back of train at Monterey, California, March 19th, porters standing at side of car."
This file appears in: Henry Morton Stanley: Reborn in New Orleans

By Drue Hardegree
Journalist and explorer Henry Morton Stanley, who coined the now-famous phrase “Dr. Livingstone, I presume?” during his travels, spent formative years in New Orleans. The origins of Henry Morton Stanley's persona are under much debate, but there…