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Bedloe's Island

Connecticut Hartford arrives by way of the Insurance City — a collection of lithographed views where the gold-domed State Capitol presides over elm-shaded avenues

The Celestial Twins a Victorian Study of Binary Stars and Stellar Orbits traces the slow waltz of paired suns locked in mutual gravity — the kind of double-star choreography Herschel first charted when he realized the heavens were not still but threaded with orbits

1865 — a mournful documentary lithograph of the funeral train's New York pause

Andrew Johnson, President U.S. 1866 NE_Patriots_Poster and any space drawn toAndrew Johnson, President U. S. 1866 a presidential portrait of the Tennessee tailor who inherited Lincoln's chair and the wreckage of the Union, rendered in the year his vetoes of the Civil Rights Act and the Freedmen's Bureau began the slow, grinding fracture that would end at impeachment. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress, the National Archives, regional historical