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Nathaniel Currier andAmerican, 1813–1888

Currier & Ives operated the longest running print shop in American history, in business from 1834 to 1907. Operating at a time before newspapers were published with photographs, Currier & Ives gained national fame for disseminating news to the American public in a new and exciting way.

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Assassination of President Lincoln
Assassination of President Lincoln
Nathaniel Currier and
1865
Image Not Available for Charlotte
Charlotte
Nathaniel Currier and
19th century
The Great West
The Great West
Nathaniel Currier and
1870
The Life of a Fireman
The Life of a Fireman
Nathaniel Currier and
19th century
A Midnight Race on the Mississippi
A Midnight Race on the Mississippi
Nathaniel Currier and
1860
The Mississippi in Time of Peace
The Mississippi in Time of Peace
Nathaniel Currier and
1865
The Mississippi in Time of War
The Mississippi in Time of War
Nathaniel Currier and
1865
Image Not Available for Portrait of a Young Woman
Portrait of a Young Woman
Nathaniel Currier and
19th century
Prairie Fires of the Great West
Prairie Fires of the Great West
Nathaniel Currier and
1871
Image Not Available for A Scene on the Susquehanna
A Scene on the Susquehanna
Nathaniel Currier and
19th century
The Sinking of the "Cumberland" by the Ironclad "Merrimac"
The Sinking of the "Cumberland" by the Ironclad "Merrimac"
Nathaniel Currier and
1862
Staten Island and the Narrows
Staten Island and the Narrows
Nathaniel Currier and
1861