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

rendered in the sober line-work of a century that preferred its founders edited into marble

Arkansas Ozarks arrives in linen postcards and lithographed views of bluff-cut hollows

The engraving belongs to the long aftermath

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