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1849 — a Senate portrait of Alexander Mouton at the close of his term
when the majors finally pried open their doors for a man who'd already pitched a thousand games in their shadow
when Adams had traded the executive mansion for a House seat and the moral thunder of an antislavery conscience that refused to be gaveled silent
when the republic discovered it could mint heroes as quickly as it laid undersea cable
smoke trailing aft as she works the New York-to-Yonkers run in that brief Gilded Age window before the railroads swallowed the Hudson trade
Grand Coulee Dam Washington Size:24x18 1849 — a Senate portraitGrand Coulee Dam Washington arrives in a torrent of concrete and engineered ambition the Columbia harnessed mid roar, spillways thundering across the high desert canyon, and floodlit turbine halls glowing against the scablands' bare basalt. A New Deal colossus rising from sagebrush and sweat, cataloged in linen postcards from the dam building 1930s. About the Source Bella Frye curates American postcards from the great postcard golden age (1900s 1930s)
