William Henry Harrison Late President of the United States 1841 wyoming wall art where the boys who flung

where the boys who flung papers onto stoops at dawn presented their patrons with rhymed verses begging a coin

where the first iron skeleton was swallowed by an 1851 gale before this dovetailed granite tower rose in its place

and large-letter greetings stuffed with desert bloom

his likeness fixed at the threshold of an administration that would shepherd the state through McKinley's ascent and the slow machinery of Gilded Age statehouse politics

Canal Street streetcars

William Henry Harrison Late President of the United States 1841 wyoming wall art where the boys who flungWilliam Henry Harrison Late President of the United States 1841 a mourning portrait issued in the strange hush after thirty one days in office, the Whig general felled by pneumonia before the ink on his inaugural had properly dried. The word Late does the heavy lifting here, transmuting a campaign likeness into elegy. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress, the National