In Loving Memory of Our Martyred President McKinley 1901 Frame Style:Bourbon Frame every baluster and cornice rendered

every baluster and cornice rendered in the civic vocabulary of a republic still rebuilding its self-image after the war

Theodore Roosevelt 1915

David Glasgow Farragut 19th Century — the admiral lashed to the rigging at Mobile Bay

George Washington 1877 — a centennial-era likeness of the first president

In Loving Memory of Our Martyred President McKinley 1901 Frame Style:Bourbon Frame every baluster and cornice renderedIn Loving Memory of Our Martyred President McKinley 1901 a mourning chromolithograph issued in the stunned weeks after Buffalo, when an anarchist's bullet at the Pan American Exposition turned the architect of American empire into its first 20th century martyr. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress, the National Archives, regional historical societies, and the lithographic