Battle of Corinth, Miss. Oct 4th 1862 Cocktail_Wall_Art Delegate to Congress from the

Delegate to Congress from the Territory of Florida

lifeboats foundering in the middle distance — a Currier print that made the catastrophe a household horror

A documentary engraving of the Sublime Porte's first emissary to Washington

The Innkeepers Invention — Patent Drawing of the Lidded Stein is the kind of drawing a brewmaster pinned above his desk — a small mechanical solution to a very specific problem of yeast

1851-1857 — a portrait of the Floridian planter who carried his territory's voice to Washington and its militia colors into the Seminole campaigns

Battle of Corinth, Miss. Oct 4th 1862 Cocktail_Wall_Art Delegate to Congress from theBattle of Corinth, Miss. Oct 4th 1862 renders Rosecrans' bloody October stand in the careful chaos of period lithography earthworks and artillery smoke choking the Mississippi rail junction the Confederacy could not afford to lose, and could not take. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress, the National Archives, regional historical societies, and the lithographic publishers