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Southern States Collection (#6)

The southern states of the United States hold a rich and complex history that is deeply intertwined with the American Civil War




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The southern states of the United States hold a rich and complex history that is deeply intertwined with the American Civil War. From the iconic image of a Confederate general holding the Confederate battle flag, to South Carolina's historic announcement of secession from the Union on December 20th, 1860, these glimpses into Southern heritage evoke powerful emotions. In New Orleans during the 1880s, The Saint Charles Hotel stood tall on St. Charles Street, serving as a symbol of elegance and grandeur in this vibrant city. It witnessed countless stories unfold within its walls, reflecting both triumphs and struggles. The uniforms worn by soldiers in both Union and Confederate armies are vivid reminders of the divided nation during those tumultuous times. These color lithographs capture not only their distinctive attire but also serve as visual representations of an era marked by conflict. Arkansas showcases its own unique charm through various landmarks such as The War Eagle Mill in War Eagle - an old gristmill that stands as a testament to America's industrial past. Meanwhile, North Little Rock boasts The Old Mill which gained fame for its appearance in "Gone with the Wind", reminding us of how cinema has immortalized Southern culture. As we journey through Arkansas' cities like Little Rock or Bentonville - home to Walmart's humble beginnings at Walton's 5-10 store - we witness growth and progress alongside preservation of historical sites like Greers Ferry Dam and Lake or The Arlington Hotel in Hot Springs. Little Rock proudly displays its skyline along the Arkansas River while housing significant institutions such as William J. Clinton Presidential Library and Museum; a reminder that they have contributed greatly to shaping America's political landscape. Lastly, Eureka Springs reveals its spiritual side with a statue depicting Christ overlooking Ozark Mountains – representing faith amidst natural beauty. These diverse images encapsulate just some aspects of what makes southern states so captivating: their deep-rooted history, architectural marvels, breathtaking landscapes, and the resilience of their people.