Oregon Trail - Fine Art Prints of Historical Engravings

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  1. American Progress - George Crofutt

    American Progress - 1873

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    This chromolithograph print was published in 1873, after an allegorical 1872 painting of the same name by John Gast. Learn More
  2. Emigrants to the West - de la Montagne Cary

    Emigrants to the West - 1881

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    While the Oregon Trail provided challenge and hardship, the travelers still enjoyed their meals, especially when game was available. Learn More
  3. Mountain Meadows - Redmond

    Mountain Meadows - 1877

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    This lithograph of a wagon train traveling through the Rocky Mountains on the Oregon Trail was published by the Pacific Art Company of San Francisco in 1877. Learn More
  4. Pilgrims of the Plains - Albert Bobbett

    Pilgrims of the Plains - 1871

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    Notable for its complete lack of women or children, this 1871 depiction of the Oregon Trail displays some of the diversions of the trip - cooking, smoking, and fiddling. Learn More
  5. Pilgrims on the Plains - Theodore Davis

    Pilgrims on the Plains - 1869

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    Published in Harper's Weekly in June of 1869, this fanciful view of wagon train life features a group of horses running through the circle of covered wagons. Learn More
  6. The Rocky Mountains, Emigrants Crossing the Plains - Currier & Ives

    The Rocky Mountains, Emigrants Crossing the Plains - 1866

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    This idealized vision of the Oregon Trail was created by Frances (Fanny) Palmer for Currier & Ives in 1866. Learn More

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