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Harbor of Ambition: Lower Manhattan's Gilded Gateway frames the southern tip of the island in its full mercantile swagger — a harbor bristling with masts and steam stacks

Euclid Avenue's Millionaires' Row paraded across linen postcards

The Iron Crossing at Blackwells Island — a study of the Queensboro's lattice spans vaulting over the East River toward the asylum-shadowed strip once known for almshouses and madhouses

Portrait of John Marshall Holding a Book After a Painting by Henry Inman 1832 louisiana postcard to be seenPortrait of John Marshall Holding a Book After a Painting by Henry Inman, 1832. Inman caught the Chief Justice in his final years on the bench, a volume cradled in his hand like the constitutional doctrine he had spent three decades pressing into American law judicial restraint rendered as oil, then translated to print. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress, the National