Illustrated Album of Baltimore City and Vicinity 1872 Frame Style:Ebony Frame Emancipation 1865 — a commemorative

Emancipation 1865 — a commemorative print marking the year the Thirteenth Amendment passed through Congress and into the soil of a republic remade

1864 — the campaign chromolithograph for McClellan and Pendleton

when aviation and Manhattan's vertical ambition seemed cut from the same alloy

gathered at an institutional refuge built by a defeated cause that had learned to call itself memory

Illustrated Album of Baltimore City and Vicinity 1872 Frame Style:Ebony Frame Emancipation 1865 — a commemorativeIllustrated Album of Baltimore City and Vicinity 1872 surveys the harbor city seven years past Appomattox, its rowhouses and church spires rendered in the patient lithography of a republic relearning how to admire itself. Each plate is a quiet inventory of brick, masts, and monument Baltimore as it wished to be remembered. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress, the National