North Dakota Fargo Framed_U-Boat a portrait of the officer

a portrait of the officer whose dawn order to Captain Gridley announced

Robert Green Ingersoll 1890

its iron legs threaded into the bay floor and its lantern room drawn with the patient precision of a draftsman who knew the Bay would test every joint

undone by the same appetites his pleasure palace was built to serve

The Lambert Typewriter Patent — Mechanical Whispers of the Written Word is a piece of living American history — an archival document transformed into a museum-quality framed print for your wall

North Dakota Fargo Framed_U-Boat a portrait of the officerNorth Dakota Fargo rises from the Red River Valley flatlands as the prairie's unlikely metropolis a grain belt crossroads where linen postcards traded views of Broadway's bustle, the NP depot, and the wheat funded brick of Front Street, all framed by a horizon that refuses to end. About the Source Bella Frye curates American postcards from the great postcard golden age (1900s 1930s) greetings cards, large letter cards, real photo postcards, and linen