Football Notre Dame South Bend by South Shore Line framed team photo A bird's-eye lithograph in the

A bird's-eye lithograph in the civic idiom of the late Gilded Age — every church spire and rail siding accounted for

issued as the GOP placed its considerable weight behind Roosevelt's hand-picked successor

and milestones are arranged with the reverent shorthand of a publisher convinced the American story could be told in plates

Wheeler 1876 — a Republican campaign lithograph from the centennial year

Delaware Wilmington sits where the Brandywine meets the Christina

Football Notre Dame South Bend by South Shore Line framed team photo A bird's-eye lithograph in theFootball Notre Dame South Bend by South Shore Line Dpla is a travel broadside from the golden age of railway poster art, coaxing Chicago weekenders onto the South Shore Line for an autumn pilgrimage to the Fighting Irish leather helmets, gold jerseys, and the pageantry of college football rendered in the bold, flat color of a ticket seller's reverie. About the Source Bella Frye sources sports artifacts from American archives the U. S. Patent and