General James Ewell Brown Stuart's Raid Around McClellan, June 1862 Jacksonville_canvas and the dignity of labor

and the dignity of labor newly armed with a charter

A 20th-century rendering of Hamilton's Harlem country seat — the federalist's retreat from pamphlet wars and Treasury ledgers

The Keepers Blueprint Fishing Battery Light Station Engineering Drawings charts the screw-pile bones of a Chesapeake sentinel — a hexagonal cottage perched above the oyster grounds

Army and Navy Monument on the Boston Common

gathering the martyred president among the uniformed architects of Union victory — an exercise in remembrance staged for a country still translating its grief into iconography

General James Ewell Brown Stuart's Raid Around McClellan, June 1862 Jacksonville_canvas and the dignity of laborGeneral James Ewell Brown Stuart's Raid Around McClellan, June 1862. A documentary engraving of Jeb Stuart's audacious 150 mile circuit around the Army of the Potomac a cavalry impertinence rendered in lines that still carry the dust of Virginia roads and the embarrassment of a Union command caught flat footed. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress, the National Archives,