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The Flag That Has Waved One Hundred Years — A Scene on the Morning of the Fourth Day of July 1876
and cattle towns where the Main Street is mostly sky
The Broadway Line Gilded Age Street Scene moves at the cadence of a horsecar clattering past plate-glass storefronts and gaslit awnings
the National Archives
and the quiet pageantry of a nation declaring itself whole again
Heading a Stampede 1888 Size:18x24 The Flag That Has WavedHeading a Stampede 1888 a cattle country scene rendered with the urgency of men who had ridden it, horse and rider thrown against a thundering wall of longhorns. The year places it at the tail end of the open range, when the West was still wide enough to run and nearly done being wild. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress, the National Archives, regional historical societies,
