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Wagon Coffee Mug featuring the photograph Wagon at Fort Union by James Barber

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Wagon at Fort Union Coffee Mug

James Barber

by James Barber

$15.00

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Product Details

Our ceramic coffee mugs are available in two sizes: 11 oz. and 15 oz. Each mug is dishwasher and microwave safe.

Design Details

WAGON AT FORT UNION by James Barber... more

Dimensions

11 oz.

Ships Within

5 - 7 business days

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Wagon at Fort Union Photograph by James Barber

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Wagon At Fort Union Canvas Print

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Wagon At Fort Union Framed Print

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Wagon At Fort Union Art Print

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Wagon At Fort Union Poster

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Wagon At Fort Union Metal Print

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Wagon At Fort Union Acrylic Print

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Wagon At Fort Union Wood Print

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Wagon At Fort Union Greeting Card

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Wagon At Fort Union Coffee Mug

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Wagon At Fort Union Jigsaw Puzzle

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Artist's Description

"WAGON AT FORT UNION" by James Barber

The wagon yard at Fort Union National Monument, New Mexico, still contains wooden wheels and supply wagons of the era. Fort Union, located near the town of Watrous, was first established in 1851 to act as the central military post and supply hub for the other posts in New Mexico. Both cavalry and infantry were garrisoned in the fort. The main supply line to this area was the Santa Fe Trail and the ruts are clearly visible across the prairie surrounding the fortress. Once the railroad was established in the area, the usefulness of the Santa Fe Trail diminished and eventually the fort was abandoned in 1891. Today, remnants of the adobe walls, stone foundations, and brick chimneys still stand. Fort Union was established as a National Monument in 1954.

About James Barber

James Barber

James Barber currently resides in northwestern Arkansas, the Natural State. All photographs and images in this portfolio are copyrighted and owned by the artist. The images may not be copied, reproduced, manipulated, or used in any way, without the written permission of James Barber.

 

$15.00