Battle of Shiloh — The Gunboats Tyler and Lexington Supporting the Nation Old_Map_Capital and real-photo postcards of sod-house

and real-photo postcards of sod-house homesteads holding their ground against a horizon that refuses to end

The Cumberland Island Beacon a Tower Lost to Time drawn for a slender brick sentinel on Georgia's southernmost barrier island

every brick laid in the currency of Gilded Age ascendancy

the modest farmhouse where the steamboat's inventor drew his first breath

Battle of Shiloh — The Gunboats Tyler and Lexington Supporting the Nation Old_Map_Capital and real-photo postcards of sod-houseBattle of Shiloh The Gunboats Tyler and Lexington Supporting the Nation renders that bloodied April on the Tennessee River, where two timberclads lobbed shells into the dusk and bought Grant's broken line the night it needed. A documentary engraving of iron, smoke, and the river doing Union work. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress, the National Archives, regional historical