Abraham Lincoln and His Son Tad, 1861-1865 Frame Style:Canvas Wrap smoke pouring from the Capitol's

smoke pouring from the Capitol's old west front while clerks hauled volumes into the cold air

July 4th 1776–1876 — a Centennial engraving that gathers fifty-six faces and their inked hands into one civic constellation

Presidents of the United States 1898 assembles the executive lineage from Washington through McKinley in a single commemorative chromolithograph

of rubber works in Akron and the Cuyahoga bending through Cleveland's smoke

A linen-era city stitched together by irrigation canals and the slow

Abraham Lincoln and His Son Tad, 1861-1865 Frame Style:Canvas Wrap smoke pouring from the Capitol'sAbraham Lincoln and His Son Tad, 1861 1865. A photograph of the wartime president bent toward his youngest boy the long face softened, the bound book open between them a quiet domestic moment caught inside the years the country was tearing itself toward something. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress, the National Archives, regional historical societies, and the lithographic