U.S. steam frigate 'Mississippi' passing Punta Tristăo (North-West point of Madeira, West Africa). On board of this ship took place the reception of Kossuth by captain Long.
	Reception of Kossuth and his family on board the U.S. steam-frigate 'Mississippi' by captain Long and his crew, at Marseilles, France.
	Arrival of Kossuth at the Southampton docks, England, on board the SS Madrid.
	Kossuth leaving the Southampton docks, England, for America.
	An allegoric image : Kossuth attended by the spirits of Freedom and History, and the Guardian Genius of Hungary, with his own Good Angel calmly bearing him through space to America.
	United States and Havre steamer 'Humboldt', which carried Kossuth to America.
	Louis Kossuth enters New York harbor on board the SS Vanderbilt; December 6, 1851.
	Kossuth enters the Park in New York, 1851.
	When Kossuth rode up Broadway, Dec. 6, 1851. Oil painting by Sándor Bodó, original location is in the Protestant College (Református Kollégium) in Debrecen, Hungary. From contemporary lithograph.
	Kossuth en route to Boston, 1852. Oil painting by Sándor Bodó, original location is in the Protestant College (Református Kollégium) in Debrecen, Hungary. From contemporary lithograph.
	The appearance of the State House and vicinity of Boston, MA, at Kossuth's reception and welcome to the Capitol, in 1852. Banner on front of building reads : GOVERNOR KOSSUTH WELCOME TO MASSACHUSETTS
	A drawing of Louis Kossuth †
	Louis Kossuth and his family.
	Statue of Lajos Kossuth at Magyarittabé (village lies on the historic Hungarian territory Hung. Délvidék; Serbian territory today). Photo by László Dormán
	Statue of Lajos Kossuth at Bácskossuthfalva (Ómoravica) (Hung. Délvidék; Stara Moravica, Serbia today). Photo by László Dormán
	A photo of the elderly Kossuth ('The Hermit of Turin'). †
	A stained glass window picture of Lajos Kossuth in the Gresham Palace, Budapest, Hungary. †
	This monument stands on the Square of the Székely Martyrs in Marosvásárhely, Transylvania, commemorating the death of székely János Török and his company, who were executed on this spot, on March 10, 1854, for their participation in a plot (known as the Makk-plot) to overthrow the Habsburg rule in Transylvania. †
	Flag from the Hungarian Liberation Fight of 1848. This flag already carries the 'Kossuth Coat of Arms' in the middle. †

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