Distinguished Masons of the Revolution, 19th Century Size:24x36 Issued the year after Guiteau's

Issued the year after Guiteau's bullet ended his brief tenure

23rd Street — a vintage Manhattan tableau lingering at the crossroads where Broadway grazes the Flatiron's prow

and lantern-room mullion plotted with the cold confidence of men who knew that hurricane surf bends masonry but spares an open lattice

where divorce-trade hotels

narrating the Ohio canal boy's ascent to the White House in panels arranged like stations of a civic passion play

Distinguished Masons of the Revolution, 19th Century Size:24x36 Issued the year after Guiteau'sDistinguished Masons of the Revolution, 19th Century gathers the founders beneath the square and compass Washington, Franklin, Lafayette and their brethren rendered as a fraternity within a fraternity, the engraver insisting that the republic was conceived in lodge rooms as much as in legislative halls. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress, the National Archives, regional