Death of Hon'l Henry Clay - My Son I Am Going, Sit by Me, 1852 tacoma_old_map a document that reads like

a document that reads like a man clearing his throat before handing the bully pulpit to Taft

The likeness belongs less to the man than to the memory: Jefferson rendered as civic scripture

The Prometheus Tower: Art Deco Monolith Rising From Manhattan's Electric Night renders the jazz-age skyline at its most operatic — a setback ziggurat crowned in floodlight

The Barbers Throne Patent Print is a piece of living American history — an archival document transformed into a museum-quality framed print for your wall

The secession banner is still in his hand

Death of Hon'l Henry Clay - My Son I Am Going, Sit by Me, 1852 tacoma_old_map a document that reads likeDeath of Hon'l Henry Clay My Son I Am Going, Sit by Me, 1852. A deathbed lithograph of the Great Compromiser in his final hour, the Senate's thunder reduced to a whispered summons fitting valediction for the Kentuckian whose Union keeping bargains outlived him by less than a decade. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress, the National Archives, regional historical societies, and