George Stoneman 19th Century Jacksonville_city ink and blood meeting on

ink and blood meeting on the page in the country's blackest April

refighting Tippecanoe on paper to elect a president three decades later

the limestone mansions

New Jersey — a postcard run that swings from Atlantic City's boardwalk and steel piers to the brick mill towns of the Passaic

1910 — a signed presidential portrait inscribed in the easy hand of the Republic's heaviest executive

George Stoneman 19th Century Jacksonville_city ink and blood meeting onGeorge Stoneman 19th Century the Union cavalry commander rendered in the sober tonalities of a wartime portrait, his gaze the measured calm of a man who led raids deep into Confederate Virginia and would later trade the saddle for the governorship of California. 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 lithographic