Franklin and Gen Braddock Frame Style:Bourbon Frame drawn before it knew what

drawn before it knew what it would become

Bartholdi's colossus rendered torch-aloft before she was ever assembled — a French gift to an American republic still stitching itself back together

all framed by a horizon that refuses to end

that it had now lost three

the NP depot

Franklin and Gen Braddock Frame Style:Bourbon Frame drawn before it knew whatFranklin and Gen Braddock a colonial tableau of the Pennsylvania postmaster bargaining wagons for the doomed British general's march on Fort Duquesne, rendered in the heavy line of historical engraving. It is the prelude to a wilderness catastrophe in 1755, and to the political education of the man who would later treat with kings. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress, the