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July 4th 1776–1876 — a Centennial engraving that gathers fifty-six faces and their inked hands into one civic constellation
The image carries the weight of a South still convinced of its commanders
The image carries the careful dignity of a man who would rather be Chief Justice than President
The Sickenberger Device Patent for the Gentlemans Vice is a drawing from the long American romance with tobacco — when a pipe
The date itself is the artifact's argument: America as a word older than its republic
Brig General George W Morgan 1862 San_Francisco_framed July 4th 1776–1876 — aBrig General George W Morgan 1862 the Ohio lawyer soldier in regulation tunic and brigadier's stars, photographed in the year he would seize Cumberland Gap for the Union before the long, bitter retreat through Kentucky's hills toward the Ohio. 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 (Currier &
