Historical Photograph: Pinback Button Featuring a Campaign Portrait of Senator William B. Nash
Subject
William Beverly Nash
Title
Historical Photograph: Pinback Button Featuring a Campaign Portrait of Senator William B. Nash
Date
c. 1868
Type
Historical Photograph
Description
The Smithsonian Institution presents a 1868 pin back button with a sepia photograph of William B. Nash, a formerly enslaved man who later became a Congressman (R-SC). The photo shows Nash in a suit jacket and tie from the bust up.
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Publisher
Smithsonian Institution
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“Historical Photograph: Pinback Button Featuring a Campaign Portrait of Senator William B. Nash,” Project Reconstruction, accessed May 15, 2024, https://projectreconstructionus.com/items/show/150.