Camp Wayne, Pennsylvania Volunteer Encampment on the Paoli Battle Ground, September framed headless the Maine still smoldering in

the Maine still smoldering in the national memory as the republic discovered it had a taste for distant harbors

A view of the great granite pile at City Hall Park in its first year of operation — Mullett's Second Empire colossus rising over Park Row

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1863 — the moment rendered in ink before the field turned to slaughter

Camp Wayne, Pennsylvania Volunteer Encampment on the Paoli Battle Ground, September framed headless the Maine still smoldering inCamp Wayne, Pennsylvania Volunteer Encampment on the Paoli Battle Ground, September citizen soldiers pitching their canvas on the very field where Anthony Wayne's men were bayoneted in 1777, the photograph rehearsing memory as much as muster, drilling on consecrated ground. 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