Hookers, Heroes, and Hoodlums-James Reagan

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Hookers, Heroes, and Hoodlums-James ReaganHookers, Heroes and Hoodlums by James E. Reagen is a book of 33 true stories from the St. Lawrence Valley's history, focusing on the period between 1890 and 1910, based on local newspapers and historical records. It delves into forgotten tales of the region, including stories about prostitution (like "Queen of the West Side" Anna Dunnigan) and crime, offering a look into the area's less discussed past.

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5″H x 21″L x 8

Print measures 27" X 19"

This book focuses on those artists and those works - the product of a period of American history when the Rocky Mountains still embraced a vast

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McCabe Foundation to create a permanent exhibition space devoted to Sally James Farnham's art

Cast with precision to honor Remington’s original artistry

The print and the museum wrapped canvas both measure 9

George Caleb Bingham and Frederic Remington drew a veil over unsavory aspects of frontier life

Available in three sizes: 30x40"

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