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Tag Archives: James Sidney Rollins
Eliza Bingham’s Death
On this day in 1876, George Caleb Bingham wrote James Rollins his thoughts about the illness of his wife of 27 years, Eliza Thomas Bingham. Continue reading
“Clear Perception and Practiced Eye”
On this day in 1873, George Caleb Bingham in Kansas City, Missouri, wrote to James S. Rollins in Columbia, Missouri, “I will call by as I go east, and assist in the proper framing of your portrait. It will be … Continue reading