Camp of the 7th Maine Volunteers as Seen From the Fortifications boise wall art this memorial tract carries the

this memorial tract carries the long mourning cadence of a republic still rehearsing how to bury its leaders

ink and lithographic stone bearing witness to a presidency measured in casualty lists

and the avenues drawn in the bold optimism of an architect who believed the future would be built

The 1877 dating places it squarely in the long aftermath of the war

Camp of the 7th Maine Volunteers as Seen From the Fortifications boise wall art this memorial tract carries theCamp of the 7th Maine Volunteers as Seen From the Fortifications a documentary view rendered from the earthworks themselves, looking down upon the orderly canvas city of a Pine Tree State regiment that mustered in 1861 and would grind through the Peninsula and the Wilderness before its colors came home. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress, the National Archives, regional