Fort Anderson, Paducah, Kentucky and the Camp of the 6th Illinois Cavalry, April 1862 Size:36x24 and the American line wheeling

and the American line wheeling in pursuit

In Remembrance of the One Hundredth Anniversary of the Independence of the United States 1876 — a Centennial chromolithograph issued in the long shadow of the war

and the killing of William Nelson in a Louisville hotel lobby

Louisiana New Orleans arrives wrapped in wrought-iron balconies and the slow brown coil of the Mississippi — lithographed views of the French Quarter

Fort Anderson, Paducah, Kentucky and the Camp of the 6th Illinois Cavalry, April 1862 Size:36x24 and the American line wheelingFort Anderson, Paducah, Kentucky and the Camp of the 6th Illinois Cavalry, April 1862 a documentary view of the Ohio River garrison that anchored Grant's western flank, its picketed tents and earthworks drawn with the patient hand of a soldier who knew the war was only beginning to find its shape. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress, the National Archives, regional historical