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HARPERS FERRY, West Virginia — The restored Dry Goods Store in Lower Town Harpers Ferry, part of Harpers Ferry National Historical Park. This 19th-century building, with its period-accurate storefront and displays, offers visitors a glimpse into the commercial life of a pre-Civil War American town. The store's preserved architecture and carefully curated interior showcase the types of goods and shopping experiences common in the mid-1800s. Stock Photo
RM2XYG9W7–HARPERS FERRY, West Virginia — The restored Dry Goods Store in Lower Town Harpers Ferry, part of Harpers Ferry National Historical Park. This 19th-century building, with its period-accurate storefront and displays, offers visitors a glimpse into the commercial life of a pre-Civil War American town. The store's preserved architecture and carefully curated interior showcase the types of goods and shopping experiences common in the mid-1800s.
Black and white vintage print illustrating a view, framed by foliage in the foreground, of a person paddling a canoe on the Potomac River in an area above the town of Harpers Ferry, located in West Virginia, USA, published in William Cullen Bryant's edited volume 'Picturesque America; or, The Land We Live In', 1872. Courtesy Internet Archive. () Stock Photo
RMPEJ72G–Black and white vintage print illustrating a view, framed by foliage in the foreground, of a person paddling a canoe on the Potomac River in an area above the town of Harpers Ferry, located in West Virginia, USA, published in William Cullen Bryant's edited volume 'Picturesque America; or, The Land We Live In', 1872. Courtesy Internet Archive. ()
Harpers Ferry, West Virginia along the Potomac River and the Shenandoah River confluence. A pivotal point of the American Civil War. Stock Photo
RF2WW95B6–Harpers Ferry, West Virginia along the Potomac River and the Shenandoah River confluence. A pivotal point of the American Civil War.
Strong metal door at the historic Hornitos Jail in Hornitos, California. Stock Photo
RM2T4TD9G–Strong metal door at the historic Hornitos Jail in Hornitos, California.
White cotton pickers, 11 adult men. This was mid-1890s or earlier. The photo’s back identifies this as “Cotton scene. Near Wagoner. Indian Territory” Indian Territory later became the state of Oklahoma. Two men are holding cotton plant branches in their left hands. Ten men have a long-strapped, white cotton-collecting bag hanging from their shoulders. To the left is an older man with no bag, probably their boss or the landowner. Nobody is smiling. All men are either holding a handful of cotton or have cotton balls somewhere on their clothing. All are wearing hats and most show suspenders. Stock Photo
RF2B4C2WF–White cotton pickers, 11 adult men. This was mid-1890s or earlier. The photo’s back identifies this as “Cotton scene. Near Wagoner. Indian Territory” Indian Territory later became the state of Oklahoma. Two men are holding cotton plant branches in their left hands. Ten men have a long-strapped, white cotton-collecting bag hanging from their shoulders. To the left is an older man with no bag, probably their boss or the landowner. Nobody is smiling. All men are either holding a handful of cotton or have cotton balls somewhere on their clothing. All are wearing hats and most show suspenders.
Los Angeles, a small town in the mid-1800s. Hand-colored woodcut Stock Photo
RMDBE0KD–Los Angeles, a small town in the mid-1800s. Hand-colored woodcut
HARPERS FERRY, West Virginia — The restored Dry Goods Store in Lower Town Harpers Ferry, part of Harpers Ferry National Historical Park. This 19th-century building, with its period-accurate storefront and displays, offers visitors a glimpse into the commercial life of a pre-Civil War American town. The store's preserved architecture and carefully curated interior showcase the types of goods and shopping experiences common in the mid-1800s. Stock Photo
RM2XYG9Y1–HARPERS FERRY, West Virginia — The restored Dry Goods Store in Lower Town Harpers Ferry, part of Harpers Ferry National Historical Park. This 19th-century building, with its period-accurate storefront and displays, offers visitors a glimpse into the commercial life of a pre-Civil War American town. The store's preserved architecture and carefully curated interior showcase the types of goods and shopping experiences common in the mid-1800s.
Harpers Ferry, West Virginia along the Potomac River and the Shenandoah River confluence. A pivotal point of the American Civil War. Stock Photo
RF2WW95B5–Harpers Ferry, West Virginia along the Potomac River and the Shenandoah River confluence. A pivotal point of the American Civil War.
HARPERS FERRY, West Virginia — The restored Dry Goods Store in Lower Town Harpers Ferry, part of Harpers Ferry National Historical Park. This 19th-century building, with its period-accurate storefront and displays, offers visitors a glimpse into the commercial life of a pre-Civil War American town. The store's preserved architecture and carefully curated interior showcase the types of goods and shopping experiences common in the mid-1800s. Stock Photo
RM2XYG9P9–HARPERS FERRY, West Virginia — The restored Dry Goods Store in Lower Town Harpers Ferry, part of Harpers Ferry National Historical Park. This 19th-century building, with its period-accurate storefront and displays, offers visitors a glimpse into the commercial life of a pre-Civil War American town. The store's preserved architecture and carefully curated interior showcase the types of goods and shopping experiences common in the mid-1800s.
Harpers Ferry, West Virginia along the Potomac River and the Shenandoah River confluence. A pivotal point of the American Civil War. Stock Photo
RF2WW95BB–Harpers Ferry, West Virginia along the Potomac River and the Shenandoah River confluence. A pivotal point of the American Civil War.
HARPERS FERRY, West Virginia — The restored Dry Goods Store in Lower Town Harpers Ferry, part of Harpers Ferry National Historical Park. This 19th-century building, with its period-accurate storefront and displays, offers visitors a glimpse into the commercial life of a pre-Civil War American town. The store's preserved architecture and carefully curated interior showcase the types of goods and shopping experiences common in the mid-1800s. Stock Photo
RM2XYG9PP–HARPERS FERRY, West Virginia — The restored Dry Goods Store in Lower Town Harpers Ferry, part of Harpers Ferry National Historical Park. This 19th-century building, with its period-accurate storefront and displays, offers visitors a glimpse into the commercial life of a pre-Civil War American town. The store's preserved architecture and carefully curated interior showcase the types of goods and shopping experiences common in the mid-1800s.
Harpers Ferry, West Virginia along the Potomac River and the Shenandoah River confluence. A pivotal point of the American Civil War. Stock Photo
RF2WW95BA–Harpers Ferry, West Virginia along the Potomac River and the Shenandoah River confluence. A pivotal point of the American Civil War.
HARPERS FERRY, West Virginia — The restored Dry Goods Store in Lower Town Harpers Ferry, part of Harpers Ferry National Historical Park. This 19th-century building, with its period-accurate storefront and displays, offers visitors a glimpse into the commercial life of a pre-Civil War American town. The store's preserved architecture and carefully curated interior showcase the types of goods and shopping experiences common in the mid-1800s. Stock Photo
RM2XYG9P8–HARPERS FERRY, West Virginia — The restored Dry Goods Store in Lower Town Harpers Ferry, part of Harpers Ferry National Historical Park. This 19th-century building, with its period-accurate storefront and displays, offers visitors a glimpse into the commercial life of a pre-Civil War American town. The store's preserved architecture and carefully curated interior showcase the types of goods and shopping experiences common in the mid-1800s.
Harpers Ferry, West Virginia along the Potomac River and the Shenandoah River confluence. A pivotal point of the American Civil War. Stock Photo
RF2WW95B8–Harpers Ferry, West Virginia along the Potomac River and the Shenandoah River confluence. A pivotal point of the American Civil War.
Harpers Ferry, West Virginia along the Potomac River and the Shenandoah River confluence. A pivotal point of the American Civil War. Stock Photo
RF2WW95YM–Harpers Ferry, West Virginia along the Potomac River and the Shenandoah River confluence. A pivotal point of the American Civil War.
Harpers Ferry, West Virginia along the Potomac River and the Shenandoah River confluence. A pivotal point of the American Civil War. Stock Photo
RF2WW95YJ–Harpers Ferry, West Virginia along the Potomac River and the Shenandoah River confluence. A pivotal point of the American Civil War.
Harpers Ferry, West Virginia along the Potomac River and the Shenandoah River confluence. A pivotal point of the American Civil War. Stock Photo
RF2WW9625–Harpers Ferry, West Virginia along the Potomac River and the Shenandoah River confluence. A pivotal point of the American Civil War.
Harpers Ferry, West Virginia along the Potomac River and the Shenandoah River confluence. A pivotal point of the American Civil War. Stock Photo
RF2WW9627–Harpers Ferry, West Virginia along the Potomac River and the Shenandoah River confluence. A pivotal point of the American Civil War.
Harpers Ferry, West Virginia along the Potomac River and the Shenandoah River confluence. A pivotal point of the American Civil War. Stock Photo
RF2WW960G–Harpers Ferry, West Virginia along the Potomac River and the Shenandoah River confluence. A pivotal point of the American Civil War.
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