Destruction of the USS Maine in Havana Harbor 1898 - Vintage Maritime Print Size:24x18 The Huddled Masses of Mulberry

The Huddled Masses of Mulberry Bend — a Jacob Riis-era tableau of the Five Points' most notorious crook

Ring Again the Liberty Bell in 1918 — Jefferson & W

in the cranberry bogs and clapboard inns that defined the Cape long before the bridges arrived

capturing that early 1862 morning when Foote's ironclads exchanged fire with Confederate gunboats above the bluffs of Fort Wright

Destruction of the USS Maine in Havana Harbor 1898 - Vintage Maritime Print Size:24x18 The Huddled Masses of MulberryDestruction of the USS Maine in Havana Harbor 1898 Vintage Maritime Print a chromolithograph rendered in the lurid orange of detonation, the battleship's forward magazine erupting against the Cuban night while smaller craft scatter across the harbor like startled gulls. The scene captures the February evening that gave a generation its rallying cry, drawn while the wreckage was still smoldering and the wires still humming. About the Source Bella Frye