1860

39 photos and 8 illustrations tagged 1860, from 15 members of Flickr Commons.

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Deck view on the 'Hoegh Ranger'

  • Günther Huth, ( Thank you for visit ) said:
    Happy New Year 2015
  • Amro said:
    Happy new year from me too.
  • Tyne & Wear Archives & Museums said:
    Happy New Year to you both and everyone who follows us on Flickr. All the best for 2015.

[Abraham Lincoln, candidate for U.S. president. Head-and-shoulders portrait, facing right, June 3, 1860] (LOC)

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  • skillful north said:
    You can see the yrs wearing on him here from the previous picture.
  • Tonya Faye said:
    Whoa...he looks so strange in this one!
  • Lean Mice said:
    Mr. Lincoln kind of looks like my uncle Gary in this photo... I'll have to find a shot of my uncle...
  • Boats-n-Cars said:
    Can anyone explain the one-sided collar and the way the tie ends on his right?
  • pix luvr said:
    Boats-n-cars... it looks like the collar is all there... but a stain on the photograph is clearly more noticable, therefore creating an illusion of a one-sided collar and blunt ending of the tie. The stain extends into the jaw & lower cheek area also. oops.

For president, Abram Lincoln. For vice president, Hannibal Hamlin (LOC)

  • carlosbezz said:
    Hi, I'm an admin for a group called artland, and we'd love to have this added to the group!
  • v0dka24x7 said:
    It is so unbelievable to think of how far down the wrong end of politics we have come. It seems almost like every election in modern times are about how bad the other candidates are, instead of trying to boast how one would improve the public situation. This banner is a symbol of a better political time, where punishments were harsh, morals were strong, and the people respected our country and our dream.
  • Evanescent Tent said:
    I love looking at these historical photos! They are truly amazing!
  • jessamyn west said:
    Thank you for sharing this photo, we've used it in a US Voting Day post.

    blog.flickr.net/en/2024/11/04/a-visual-history-of-voting-...