Abraham Lincoln Girlboss and quietly ticking toward God

and quietly ticking toward God

and the rising shadow of the Chrysler spire conspire in a single bustling thoroughfare

Minnesota Rochester arrives in lithographed views shaped by the Mayo brothers and the medical pilgrims who made this prairie town famous — Saint Marys Hospital rising over Zumbro River bottoms

Pennsylvania Pittsburgh arrives smelling faintly of coke smoke and river water — linen postcards of the Point where the Allegheny meets the Monongahela

reached back for the founder's likeness as both compass and alibi

Abraham Lincoln Girlboss and quietly ticking toward GodAbraham Lincoln a portrait of the wartime president whose face, more than any other, became the country's mirror during its self inflicted wound. The lithographer's careful shading lingers on those famously hollowed eyes, the gaze of a man reading casualty lists by lamplight. 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