David Zeisberger Preaching to the Indians 1864 Soldier_Field Secretary of the Treasury

Secretary of the Treasury

Garfield 1881 — a memorial lithograph assembled in the months after Guiteau's bullet

A Manhattan Memory Suspended in Time catches that uneasy hour when gaslamps stutter awake above the trolley wires and the rally-ground democracy of Fourteenth Street softens into silhouette — a tableau where labor halls

The Inaugural Address of President Abraham Lincoln Delivered in the National Capitol March 4th 1865 — the second inaugural

William Henry Harrison Late President of the United States 1841 — a mourning portrait issued in the strange hush after thirty-one days in office

David Zeisberger Preaching to the Indians 1864 Soldier_Field Secretary of the TreasuryDavid Zeisberger Preaching to the Indians 1864 a Moravian missionary rendered mid sermon among the Lenape, the engraving's reverent staging belying the harder ledger beneath: a frontier where conversion and dispossession traveled the same forest road, and the gospel arrived with the surveyor close behind. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress, the National Archives, regional