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a powder-mill town turned du Pont stronghold whose postcards trade in red-brick rowhouses
it's a daily reminder of what 1776 set in motion
the engraver's burin softening a defeated commander into the marble vocabulary of Lost Cause remembrance just as Reconstruction itself was being quietly dismantled
George Washington 1852 — a mid-century lithograph of the first president
briefly and bloodily
Lincoln and Hamlin 1860 Size:18x24 a powder-mill town turned duLincoln and Hamlin 1860. A campaign portrait from the season the Republican ticket carried the rail splitter and his Maine running mate into office, the print already humming with the secession crisis it would soon inherit two faces yoked to a Union that would not hold the year out. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress, the National Archives, regional historical societies, and
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