The Old Post Office New York 1877 antique_Jacksonville the Charles Town morning rendered

the Charles Town morning rendered with the gravity of an abolitionist icon already passing into legend

April 24th–25th

when the sobriquet was still fresh on Confederate tongues and the Virginia general's stone-still brigade had become the Republic's first hard lesson that the war would be neither short nor bloodless

The Sun's Violent Breath 1892 Solar Prominence Study renders the spectroscopist's terrifying glimpse — those tongues of incandescent hydrogen leaping a hundred thousand miles from the limb

Market Street trolleys

The Old Post Office New York 1877 antique_Jacksonville the Charles Town morning renderedThe Old Post Office, New York, 1877. A view of the great granite pile at City Hall Park in its first year of operation Mullett's Second Empire colossus rising over Park Row, mansard roofs and arched windows announcing that the federal government had arrived in the metropolis to stay. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress, the National Archives, regional historical societies,