Green River Gorge Washington Size:24x36 A monument to the open

A monument to the open road cataloged in linen and real-photo postcards from the touring era

when Halleck's cautious advance toward Corinth turned the Mississippi backcountry into a slow ledger of skirmish and entrenchment

1865 — a memorial lithograph issued in 1866

Young American Crushing Rebellion and Sedition 1864 — an allegorical Union print from the bloodiest year of the war

Green River Gorge Washington Size:24x36 A monument to the openGreen River Gorge Washington arrives in sheer sandstone walls plunging to emerald water, footbridges swaying high above the rapids, and old growth firs crowding the canyon rim where mineral springs once drew weekend excursionists from the rail line a wilderness retreat of resort lodges and swimming holes preserved in linen and real photo postcards from the early century era. About the Source Bella Frye curates American postcards from the great