The Keeper's Iron Sentinel Size:24x36 this is the founding document

this is the founding document of the United States — the words Jefferson wrote

and lantern-room geometry drafted with the quiet precision of engineers who knew the Atlantic would test every rivet

and architectural lithographers who documented Manhattan and the boroughs through the Gilded Age

These are lithographed views of the First State's working capital

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The Keeper's Iron Sentinel Size:24x36 this is the founding documentThe Keepers Iron Sentinel is a skeletal iron tower drawn in the spare, exacting hand of a Light House Board draftsman every braced leg, gallery rail, and lantern room mullion plotted with the cold confidence of men who knew that hurricane surf bends masonry but spares an open lattice. About the Source Bella Frye sources lighthouse drawings from American maritime archives the U. S. Coast Guard, National Archives, and historical societies along the