Westward expansion posters & prints

The Westward Expansion, 1869 Anonymous

Westward the Course of Empire Takes its Way Lithograph Currier & Ives

The Emigrants, c.1904 Frederic Remington

A Peril of the Plains, the First Emigrant Train to California Frederic Remington

wagons couverts se dirigeant vers l'ouest Newell Convers Wyeth

A Station in the Prairie: The 100th Meridian American School

Emigrants On The Way West Pre Civil War Anonymous

Nevada Falls, Yosemite, 1872 or 1873 Albert Bierstadt

The Wagon Boss Charles Marion Russell

From Toronto, Westward, Canada Anonymous

The Lackawanna Valley, c.1856 George Snr. Inness

1872 poster advertising land for sale to settlers during America's westward expansion Anonymous

Mexican-American War, Gen Stephen Watts Kearny, US commander, 1840s American School

Apache Ambush Frederic Remington

When wagon trails were dim Charles Marion Russell

Thomas Hart Benton from 'The History of the United States', Vol. II, by Charles Mackay American School

Golf at Westward Ho: The Victorious Couple Anonymous

Midnight Race on the Mississippi, 1875 N. and Ives J.M. Currier

Emigrants Heading West Anonymous

Westward The Course of Empire Takes Its Way: Laying Track 600 Miles West of St. Louis, Missouri Alexander Gardner

Coasting or Tobogganing at Omaha, 1871 Anonymous

Shooting Buffalo on the Kansas-Pacific Railroad Anonymous

Wagon Tracks Along the Oregon Trail Anonymous

Moving Day During the Westward Migration Anonymous

First Construction Train passing the Palisades, Ten Mile Cañon Alfred A. Hart

Main Drainage of the Metropolis. Sectional View of the Tunnels from Wick Lane, Near Old Ford, Bow, Looking Westward, UK,... Anonymous

Army Train Crossing the Plains Anonymous

Windsor Castle: Terrace looking westward Paul Sandby

Senator Thomas Hart Benton of Missouri Anonymous

The Rocky Mountains, looking westward, USA John Mix Stanley

Golf at Westward Ho: on the Way, Late Again! Anonymous

Golf at Westward Ho: Happy Thought! Anonymous

Westward the Course of Empire Takes Its Way Emanuel Gottlieb Leutze

A Blackfoot Indian on horseback Leopold Beyer

Westward Bound Galleon on Sea Anonymous

To San Francisco, via Denver and Salt Lake City, 1891 Anonymous