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The Ennever Flask Patent No
and the namesake stone outcrop that gave the city its quiet
which makes this image less reportage than mythmaking in arrears
Fits a home bar
when the Republic had begun the slow
Joseph Eggleston Johnston 1860s-1890s vintage city art The Ennever Flask Patent NoJoseph Eggleston Johnston, 1860s1890s. The Confederate general rendered in the careful gravity of postwar portraiture a soldier who fought Sherman across Georgia and surrendered the second great rebel army at Bennett Place, his likeness preserved long after the guns went quiet. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress, the National Archives, regional historical societies, and the
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