Rovere Launches A War of 1812 Bicentennial Poster

Rovere War of 1812 Bicentennial Poster
Commemorate the bicentennial of the War of 1812 with this art print poster. The poster features a timeline of political events" battles and dates of the War of 1812.

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United States Constitution Art Print

United States Constitution Art Print
Commemorate the United States Constitution with this art print launched By Rovere
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Rovere Civil War USA 150.com site Officially archived by the Library of Congress

Rovere Civil War USA 150.com site
Officially archived by the Library of Congress
Our site was selected by LC recommending Officers as part of the record of commemoration of the 150 anniversary


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The Big Duck Poster

Rovere Publishing Launches
Big Duck Poster
Celebrates golden age of roadside architecture.

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Rovere Now a Zazzle Pro Seller

Rovere Publishing's Online Store becomes a Zazzle Pro Seller.
Visit the store here: www.zazzle.com/rovere

GARIBALDI & THE UNION ARMY

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125th Anniversary Statue of Liberty

Just launched today; the 125th Anniversary of the Statue of Liberty poster. It is also available at the Statue of Liberty gift shop on Liberty Island in New York City.

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The 26th North Carolina Poster

This poster highlights the history of the 26th North Carolina in the Civil War. The regiment was created on August 27, 1861. They became part of General Lee's Army of Northern Virginia and fought at Gettysburg. 600 of 800 men were killed on the first day at Gettysburg and only 90 survived Pickett's Charge. Almost 1,900 of 2,000 men were killed by the end of the war, an 88 percent loss.

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New York City Fire Zouave Poster

The latest Civil war 150 Anniversary poster form Rovere Publishing highlights the history of the New York City Fire Zouaves.
The First and Second Fire Zouave regiments were drawn from New York City's volunteer fire companies at the start of the Civil War.
Many fire zouaves went off to war wearing the fire badge of their respective fire company.
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First Fire Zouaves - 11th New York Volunteer Infantry Regiment(Ellsworth Zouaves; First Regiment New York Zouaves.)

The first Fire Zouaves was organized by Colonel Elmer Ellsworth, a personal friend of Abraham Lincoln. He said "I want the New York Firemen, for there are no more effective men in the country, and none with whom I can do so much. They are sleeping on a volcano at Washington and I want men who can go into a fight now."
Within a few days, 2,300 men had answered Ellsworth's call to enlist.

Colonel Ellsworth was the first Union Officer killed in the Civil War. while occupying Alexandria Virginia the Zouaves went to take down a huge Confederate flag that was visible in Washington D.C.
Ellsworth was shot by owner of building where flag flew.

The regiment fought at First Battle of Bull Run and was stationed near Hampton Roads during the Peninsula Campaign.

Second Fire Zouaves - 73rd New York Volunteer Infantry Regiment
(Fire Brigade; Fourth Excelsior Regiment; Sickles' Brigade.)

The Second Fire Zouaves were organized in New York City in May 1861.
They served in the Excelsior Brigade and fought at Antietam, Chancellorsville, Gettysburg, and Appomattox Courthouse.The Gettysburg regimental monument with statues of a Fire Zouave and New York City fire fighter is featured in the poster.

New York CIty Civil War Memorial Poster

The latest Civil War 150th Poster from Rovere is the New York City Civil War Soldiers Memorial. The memorial was dedicated in 1869. The 35-foot-tall granite column stands on Battle Hill, the highest point in Brooklyn, (200 ft. above sea level). The pedestal has life sized Union soldier statues and bas relief plaques. Brooklyn's Green-Wood Cemetery has more than 4,500 Civil War veterans, (75 Confederate) laid to rest. There are 18 Civil War generals, (16 Union, two Confederate), more than any other cemetery except Arlington & West Point. There are also other Civil War monuments throughout the cemetery. Next in this New York City series will be the Fire Zuoave Poster View Poster

Gettysburg 150th Anniversary Battle Poster

Gettysburg 150th Anniversary
Battle Poster


Commemorate the Gettysburg 150th Anniversary with this poster that includes complete listings of the Army of Northern Virginia and the Army of the Potomac. All generals, divisions, brigades, regiments and regimental commanders are included on this poster. The overlays of the battle lines for all three days frame the text.
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Civil War 150 Irish Brigade Poster Launch

Civil War 150th Anniversary Irish Brigade Poster
Rovere has launched the first in it's regiments of the Civil War series with the "Irish Brigade" Poster This poster visually narrates the history of the Union Army's famed Irish Brigade in the Civil War. Poster features the commanders, soldiers, chaplains, and brigade monuments at Gettysburg and Antietam. Regimental flags as well as the brigade's motto "Faugh A Ballagh" are also included.
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Faces of the Civil War Poster

Rovere has launched it's latest Civl War 150th Anniversry poster; Faces of the Civil War."
This poster features over 100 period photos of Union and Confederate Soldiers
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Rovere Launches New Liberty Bell Poster

Rovere launched a new Liberty Bell Poster

This adds to the Icons of Liberty imprint.
Other posters in the series Include:
The Statue of Liberty
The Liberty Pole in New Utrecht Brooklyn.

Next in the series will be documents of Liberty to include the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, Bill of Rights, Gettysburg Address and the Emancipation Proclamation

www.CivilWarUSA150.com Selected for The Library of Congress Civil War Archive.

www.CivilWarUSA150.com Selected for The Library of Congress Civil War Archive.
The Library of Congress Web Archives has selected Rovere Publishing's www.CivilWarUSA150.com to be included in it's Civil War is collections of archived web sites.
The Civil War 150 posters site was selected by Library project specialists who collect, catalog, provide access, and preserve digital materials for future generations of researchers. The site will be available to researchers in the archive soon.

Fort Sumter Flag, Union Square New York City

Fort Sumter Flag in Union Square New York City
Major Anderson brought the flag to New York City on April 20, 1861, it was flown from a statue of George Washington in Union Square. More than 100,000 people thronged the Square it was the , the largest public gathering in the country up to that time.
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Brooklyns Little Drummer Boy

Clarence D. McKenzie, Brooklyn's Drummer Boy
Brooklyn's Drummer Boy 
Brooklyn born Clarence McKenzie 12, joined the Brooklyn Thirteenth Regiment as a drummer boy. He lost his life when a musket accidentally discharged. A statue in his honor stands in Green-Wood Cemetery in Brooklyn.

Civil War 150th Anniversary Regimental Posters

Civil War 150th Anniversary 
Regiment Posters From CivilWarUSA150.com
Rovere has produced three posters that include all the regiments that served in the Civil War. The first has Union & Confederate regiments together listed by state. The second has Union regiments and the third has Confederate regiments.
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Civil War Battle Map Quiz

Battle Map Quiz: Winner will get chance for Civil War Battle Poster
Identify the Civil War battle in this map.
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Civil War 150th Anniversary Posters

Rovere Launches It's Civil War 150th Anniversary Poster Series

Rovere Publishing has launched it's Civil War 150th Anniversary poster series and new site www.CivilWarUSA150.com All posters are available wholesale or retail.

Civil War 150 imprints launched include:
Abraham Lincoln, Robert E. Lee, Ulysses S. Grant, Stonewall Jackson, Civil War Battle Poster and Regiments of the Civil War Series.

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The President of Italy Receives Rovere's Itay150th Anniversary Poster

The President of Italy Receives Rovere's

Itay150th Anniversary Poster
Rovere launches Italy 150th Anniversary Poster at reception with President of Italy. As part of Rovere Publishing ongoing collaboration with Italian cultural organizations. Rovere created a poster to mark the 150th Anniversary of Italy's unification for the Italian Heritage & Culture Committee of New York,. The President of Italy received Rovere;'s Italy's 150th Anniversary Poster at a private reception held for the President on Sunday, March 27, 2011 at the St. Regis Hotel, in New York City. The President, observed all of Italy's towns, cities, provinces and regions on the poster and, of course, was proud to see his own Regione di Campania as he looked carefully at the poster.
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President of the Italian Republic, Giorgio Napolitano with Joseph Sciame, President IHCC of NY

Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire 100th Anniversary

Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire 100th Anniversary Poster


The Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire in New York City on March 25, 1911 was the deadliest industrial disaster in the history of New York City. 146 garment workers died from fire or jumped to their deaths. Most victims were immigrant Jewish women sixteen to twenty-three. Many could not escape the burning building because managers had locked the doors to the stairwells and exits. People jumped from the eighth, ninth, and tenth floors. The fire led to legislation requiring improved safety standards and spured the growth of the International Ladies' Garment Workers' Union, which fought sweatshop conditions. The factory was located 29 Washington Place, it is a National Historic and New York City landmark.

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150 Years Later Founding of One Country Breakup (almost) of Another.

150 Years Later -
Founding of One Country Breakup (almost) of Another.
United States Civil War started April 2, 1861
Unification of Italy a country March 17, 1861, for the first time since 476 AD

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Abraham Lincoln's Top Hat

Abraham Lincoln's Top Hat

At six feet four inches tall, Lincoln towered over most of his contemporaries. He chose to stand out even more by wearing high top hats. You can visit it at the Smithsonian in Washington

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Rovere Publishing has launched it's Abraham Lincoln Civil War 150th Anniversary poster

Other Civil War 150 imprints launched include: The Civil War 150 Battles, and Ulysses S. Grant 150th posters. Rovere will complete the series with Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson posters.
Contact us for more information.

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States Civil War 150th Anniversary Committees websites

Here a list of states that have sought to commemorate the 150th Anniversary of the American Civil War, this list comes form the National Parks Service

Alabama : Tri-State Civil War Association Arkansas Civil War Sesquicentennial Commission Connecticut & the Civil War: A Sesquicentennial Commemoration Delaware Heritage Commission Georgia : Tri-State Civil War Association Indiana and the Civil War 150th Iowa Civil War Sesquicentennial (State Historical Soiety of Iowa) Kansas Territorial Sesquicentennial Commission Kentucky Historical Society Sesquicentennial Initiative Maine's Civil War Sesquicentennial Maryland's Heart of the Civil War Heritage Are Michigan Sesquicentennial of the Civil War Commission Mississippi Sesquicentennial of the American Civil War Commission Missouri's Civil War Heritage Foundation New Jersey 150th Civil War Sesquicentennial New York Civil War Sesquicentennial Committee North Carolina Civil War Sesquicentennial Committee Ohio Civil War 150 Oklahoma Civil War Sesquicentennial Pennsylvania Civil War 150 South Carolina Civil War Sesquicentennial Advisory Board Tennessee Civil War Sesquicentennial Tennessee: Tri-State Civil War Association Virginia Sesquicentennial of the American Civil War Commission West Virginia Civil War Sesquicentennial Commission

	Civil War 150 : Across State Lines
	American Association for State and Local History In preparation for the upcoming Civil War Sesquicentennial, AASLH has compiled a list of contacts for officially appointed state sesquicentennial commissions to allow these state groups a forum to communicate regarding their Civil War 150 plans and activities. They also sponsor a quarterly conference call for representatives from each state. John Brown 150th Anniversary Quad-State Committee The John Brown 150th Anniversary Quad-State Committee, comprised of various historians and officials from West Virginia, Pennsylvania, Virginia and Maryland, are planning and coordinating a range of commemoration events. Officials responsible for organizing the commemorations say that events will include re-enactments, dramatic productions, art exhibits, academic lectures, special tours and much more. The Journey Through Hallowed Ground The Journey Through Hallowed Ground is a trip along Route 15/20 from Gettysburg in Pennsylvania to Monticello in Charlottesville Virginia. Explore historic places on and near this historic route, the Old Carolina Road, a scenic and historically rich landscape that has "soaked up more of the blood, sweat, and tears of American history than any other part of the country," according to the late historian C. Vann Woodward. Tri-State Civil War 150th Commemoration Association Our regional geographic area of promotion involves a marketing footprint across three state lines and is focused on Tennessee, Georgia and Alabama.