Broadway, New York: From the Western Union Telegraph Building Looking North Eureka_wall_art a decade after Appomattox

a decade after Appomattox

cocktail lounges

when veterans were graying and the field itself was being remade into hallowed ground

Abraham Lincoln 19th Century 4 renders the wartime president in the somber idiom of nineteenth-century portraiture — the gaunt face that carried a fracturing republic

Broadway, New York: From the Western Union Telegraph Building Looking North Eureka_wall_art a decade after AppomattoxBroadway, New York: From the Western Union Telegraph Building Looking North looks down the avenue from the nerve center of American communication itself a photograph in which carriages, awnings, and cast iron facades stretch toward the horizon under the quiet authority of the wires overhead. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress, the National Archives, regional historical