Mitchell's Point Tunnel Columbia River Highway Oregon framed map WA hauling down a Confederate flag

hauling down a Confederate flag from the Marshall House

Anderson's 1870 filing is a small act of equine mercy rendered in ink

and the steady gaze of an officer who had outlived the War of 1812 to become its living monument

It's an inventor's diagram from the era when a sandlot sphere was an engineered object

These are postcards from the least-peopled state — rodeo grounds

Mitchell's Point Tunnel Columbia River Highway Oregon framed map WA hauling down a Confederate flagMitchell's Point Tunnel Columbia River Highway Oregon arrives in five arched windows carved through basalt cliff, the gorge falling away to a river silvered far below and touring cars idling at the rail where motorists leaned to admire the engineer's marvel. A monument to the dream of a paved scenic route, it survives in the linen and real photo postcards of the early motoring era. About the Source Bella Frye curates American postcards from the great