Burning of the Henry Clay Near Yonkers, While on Her Trip From Albany to New York Size:24x18 totem poles weathered by Pacific

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Burning of the Henry Clay Near Yonkers, While on Her Trip From Albany to New York Size:24x18 totem poles weathered by PacificBurning of the Henry Clay Near Yonkers, While on Her Trip From Albany to New York a documentary lithograph of the 1852 Hudson River disaster, when a steamboat racing for prestige became a pyre off the Westchester shore. The image carries the antebellum republic's appetite for speed and its quiet ledger of the cost. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress, the National Archives,