Lake Washingtonpontoon Bridge Seattle Washington Framed_Ravens_Poster the way a printer's stone

the way a printer's stone remembers a sport played in wool flannels and cigar smoke

Abraham Lincoln 197 belongs to the long iconographic procession of the sixteenth president — that gaunt prairie face multiplied across a thousand prints and plates

drawn for a Northern public hungry to see the West won in ink

seemed to announce the arrival of a colder century

Lake Washingtonpontoon Bridge Seattle Washington Framed_Ravens_Poster the way a printer's stoneLake Washington Pontoon Bridge Seattle Washington arrives in concrete ribbons floating low across the water, automobiles streaming toward Mercer Island as sailboats lean past the floating spans and the Cascades blue the far horizon. An engineering marvel of its day the world's first such bridge cataloged in linen postcards from the age of the open road. About the Source Bella Frye curates American postcards from the great postcard golden age (1900s