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Camp of the Massachusetts Second Company Light Artillery at Stewart's Place

A scene that treats the bridge less as infrastructure than as the threshold between two republics

Mt Rainier Washington'1 Size:36x24 and squeezers that turned theMt Rainier Washington arrives in glacier bright majesty the mountain rising fourteen thousand feet above wildflower meadows, alpine lakes mirroring snowfields, and timber line trails winding toward Paradise Valley. A monarch of the Cascades crowned in perpetual snow, captured in linen and real photo postcards from the era when railroads and grand lodges first beckoned travelers to its slopes. About the Source Bella Frye curates American postcards from