Birds Eye View of the City of Columbia South Carolina 1872 Frame Style:Verdigris Frame A commemorative engraving of the

A commemorative engraving of the morning the British sails finally fell below the horizon and Washington rode down the Bowery into a city held captive for seven years — the Revolution's last

the People's Choice for Twelfth President of the United States 1847 — a campaign portrait floated on the eve of the 1848 race

and the cantilevered bridges to Ontario were lithographed in saturated greens and impossible blues

studio gates and Grauman's forecourt traced in the same hand that mailed dreams east at two cents a stamp

Birds Eye View of the City of Columbia South Carolina 1872 Frame Style:Verdigris Frame A commemorative engraving of theBirds Eye View of the City of Columbia South Carolina 1872 renders the Palmetto capital from an impossible aerial perch just seven years after Sherman's torches left it in ash a lithographer's quiet argument that the grid had been redrawn, the streets renumbered, and the South was being mapped back into the Union. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress, the National Archives,