07 04 1776 Collection
"07 04 1776: A Day of Celebration and Significance" Emancipation Day, Richmond, Virginia, c
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"07 04 1776: A Day of Celebration and Significance" Emancipation Day, Richmond, Virginia, c. 1905 (b / w photo): As the sun sets on this historic day, Richmond commemorates Emancipation Day with pride and joy. The echoes of freedom resonate through the streets as we honor those who fought for liberty. The Reception of Indian Chiefs and Representatives by the Prince of Wales at the India Office, 4 July (litho): On this momentous Fourth of July, cultures unite as Indian chiefs and representatives are warmly welcomed by the Prince of Wales at the India Office. A symbol of friendship between nations that transcends borders. The Fourth of July, 1916 (oil on canvas): In vibrant strokes upon canvas, an artist captures a scene filled with patriotic fervor. Faces beaming with pride as fireworks light up the night sky - a testament to unity and love for our great nation. Fourth of July celebrations at Yapps Crossing (litho): At Yapps Crossing, laughter fills the air as families gather to celebrate Independence Day. From picnics to parades, every heart beats in unison under a shared love for America's birthdate. Fire-Works on the Night of the Fourth of July, 1868 (wood engraving): A wood engraving immortalizes a breathtaking display in honor of our independence. Bursting colors illuminate faces turned upward in awe - a reminder that freedom is worth celebrating year after year. Marshal Joffre, General Pershing and President Poincare welcoming first contingent: Across oceans and continents they come; distinguished leaders embrace American soldiers arriving from afar. United against tyranny on this sacred date – their camaraderie strengthens bonds forged in battle. The Declaration Of Independence printed by Hugh Gaine, 1776: With ink upon paper came words that would change history forever – The Declaration Of Independence emerges from the press, a beacon of hope and defiance against oppression.