"FERGUSON HALL" FINE ART PHOTOGRAPHIC PRINT
 
INFORMATION
Also known as the Martin Cheairs House, Ferguson Hall is noted for being the headquarters of Confederate Gen. Earl Van Dorn in the Spring of 1863. It was also here that Van Dorn lost his life: shot by a local doctor, George B. Peters, who believed that the Rebel officer was having an affair with his wife.
 
DETAILS
Title: Ferguson Hall
Photographer and designer: Lochlainn Seabrook.
Photo type: Fine art high resolution photographic print.
Dimensions: 13" w x 17" h.
Image orientation: Landscape.
Borders: Yes.
Media type: Premium Canon paper.
Finish: Matte.
Location: Spring Hill, TN.
Format: 16.9 (1920 X 1080 pixels).
Frameable: Yes (depending on your needs the print may have to be sized and cut by a frame shop).
Publisher: Sea Raven Press.
 
NOTES
The thumbnail above is low-resolution. Your print will be high-resolution, with sharper imaging and brighter colors. Thus, your print will vary somewhat from the image shown. The words "Lochlainn Seabrook Photography" are included on the print. The watermarks "Sea Raven Press" and copyright insignias will not be on the print.
 
ABOUT THE PHOTOGRAPHER
American polymath Lochlainn Seabrook is a bestselling author, award-winning historian, and multidisciplinary artist with a lifelong background in the fine arts, including scientific illustration, painting, poster design, cartooning, sculpting, graphic design, filmmaking, photography, screenwriting, and musical composition. With over 125 published books and thousands of original showpieces spanning history, natural science, and the ancient world, his artistic creations are widely recognized for their accuracy, atmosphere, and museum-quality presentation.
 
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