Alice Paul Memorial March II Color PosterOn August 26th, 1977, a march was held in Washington, DC, to commemorate the life and work of Alice Paul, a prominent leader of the women's suffrage movement who was instrumental in the adoption of the Nineteenth Amendment. During the event, 4,000 people marched from Pennsylvania Avenue to Lafayette Square. President Carter was also present at the event and met with leaders of 80 women's groups. We have digitally restored this historic image capturing
Every image in our collection can be purchased as a fine art print
so you can be sure your print will stand the test of time
a renowned jazz club in New York City
Unlike many others out there
Our print reproductions are made with archival
depicting a railway Brakeman
This iconic photograph has been digitally restored by the Old Town Print Gallery team
one of the founders of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People
United States Military Academy in the Highlands of the Hudson" is the slogan found on this beautiful vintage poster
Portland's Grand Trunk Station stood from 1903 to 1966
images of Richmond's past still spark a mix of nostalgia and familiarity
Damage has been digitally repaired
