What appears to be a matchbox cover advertising for Mammy's chicken and waffles on the Steeplechase Pier in Atlantic City. The graphics include large orange and black text and an "Americana" representation of an African American woman, presumably…
The Celebrated Trotting Mare Lady Thorn, Formerly "Maid of Ashland."
Lady Thorn, is a bay mare, 16 hands and 1 inch high, raised by Col Wm Dunlap, of Kentucky. She was got by the Famous Horse Mambrino Chief out of a thoroughbred mare : By Gano…
This is a physical object, "[p]rinted in violet ink on yellow....[and] addressed to John Mercer Esq., Coatesville, Pennsylvania". It bears the return address of the Lincoln-Johnson Presidential campaign and its emblematic phrase: "UNION &…
On September 21, 1840, someone by the name of Rose, from Rochester, New York penned a letter to her aunt Clara, describing a recent trip to Niagara Falls. In the letter she describes her excursion to both the Canadian and American sides of the Falls…