Grant Wilson 1872 Lambeau_Field_Print or any room where the

or any room where the slow pleasures still get their due

printed in the hush that followed Appomattox — a lithograph that reads like a roll call whispered by the republic to itself

where Maryland's uneasy loyalty was held in place by Union guns

in a speakeasy-styled basement

Idaho Boise rises where the Oregon Trail bent toward the Boise River and the foothills tipped gold in late summer — a capital town of sandstone statehouse

Grant Wilson 1872 Lambeau_Field_Print or any room where theGrant Wilson 1872 a campaign portrait from the year Ulysses S. Grant stood for a second term against Horace Greeley, with Henry Wilson replacing Schuyler Colfax on the ticket. The pairing reads like Republican machinery at full tilt, the general and the Natick cobbler bound together for another four years of Reconstruction's grinding work. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress,