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New York Daily News 1886 framed telephone its terraced sunbursts and eagle

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its terraced sunbursts and eagle gargoyles photographed against the Manhattan haze in that brief 1930 moment when it reigned

Soldier Word Definition on Grey Background Original Artwork from Bella Frye

Assault on Fort Sanders 1863 renders Longstreet's doomed November charge at Knoxville as a tangle of telegraph wire and frozen ditch

before the long war made his face the most photographed in the republic

New York Daily News 1886 framed telephone its terraced sunbursts and eagleNew York Daily News 1886. A front page from the Gilded Age metropolis, when the Daily News set its columns in the close, clamorous type of a city already running on telegraph wire and tenement rumor the daily ledger of a republic two decades past Appomattox and still sorting out what it had become. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress, the National Archives, regional

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