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Canal Locks Second To Panama Seattle Washington fourth of july art Thursday Night May 17th 1849

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Thursday Night May 17th 1849 — a documentary lithograph of the steamboat White Cloud's blaze devouring the levee

Baker at the Battle of Ball's Bluff Near Leesburg

rendering common education in the same heroic register the Republic once reserved for its generals

November 25

Canal Locks Second To Panama Seattle Washington fourth of july art Thursday Night May 17th 1849Canal Locks Second To Panama Seattle Washington arrives in the churn of the Ballard locks vessels rising and falling between Puget Sound's saltwater and the freshwater calm of Lake Union, gates swinging shut against the tide while fishing boats and timber barges queue in the channel. An engineering marvel of the age, cataloged in linen and real photo postcards from the 1910s and 1920s. About the Source Bella Frye curates American postcards from the

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