Engraving 1880s Collection
"Capturing the Essence of the 1880s
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"Capturing the Essence of the 1880s: A Glimpse into Engravings from North Carolina to Massachusetts" Step back in time and immerse yourself in the enchanting world of engraving during the 1880s. These intricate works of art transport us to significant events and places that shaped history. From North Carolina's Centennial Celebration of the Battle of Kings Mountain on October 7th, where bravery echoed through every stroke, to Maryland's captivating landscapes that inspired countless engravings. In Kansas, witness "The Last Invasion of the Red Man's Home, " as settlers raided Oklahoma, forever altering its destiny. Meanwhile, Pennsylvania hosts a Pan-Presbyterian Council with a morning session held in Horticultural Hall – an intellectual gathering etched with wisdom and unity. "Sauce for the Goose, Sauce for the Gander: A Suggestion for a Site for The World’s" captures our imagination with its cryptic title while offering insight into societal debates at that time. Delve deeper into personal narratives as we meet "The Mother of President-Elect Garfield" and "The Wife of President-Elect Garfield, " providing glimpses into their lives before they ascended to power. Massachusetts beckons us with open arms through engravings depicting Boston celebrations and showcases like "The Twenty-Third Regiment. " Witness Pennsylvania's Annual Fair hosted by State Agricultural Society in their permanent exhibition space - a testament to innovation and progress. Ohio presents an awe-inspiring display as young ladies from Lake Erie Seminary perform their mesmerizing Fan Drill at Painesville before captivated audiences. Lastly, brace yourself for nature's fury as you witness "The December Gales on The Atlantic: The German Steamship Volmer Steering" against relentless winds and towering waves. These engravings encapsulate moments frozen in time; each stroke tells a unique story waiting to be discovered anew.