Siege of Yorktown by Auguste Couder, 1836

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Museum-quality historical art for classrooms, gallery walls, and curious minds.

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Heritage Lab curates historical artwork from every era and makes it accessible. Museum-quality prints, picture study packs, and educational resources sourced from the Library of Congress, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Smithsonian, and other great public collections. For educators, homeschool families, history lovers, and anyone who believes beautiful art belongs on walls, not just in archives.

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Thirteen Portraits Study Pack

Thirteen Portraits Study Pack

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13 founding-era portraits with essays and discussion questions

Washington Lansdowne Print

Washington Lansdowne Print

$9.99

Gilbert Stuart, 1796. Archival matte 8x10

Siege of Yorktown Canvas

Siege of Yorktown Canvas

$49.99

Couder, 1836. Gallery-wrapped canvas

Lexington & Concord Pack

Lexington & Concord Pack

$3.99

Doolittle engravings with primary source activities

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Collections

America 250

Founding-era art and primary sources for the semiquincentennial.

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Every archival print in the Heritage Lab catalog, with prices and previews.

Nature Study

Audubon, Catesby, and the golden age of natural history illustration.

Nursing History

Nightingale, Seacole, and the visual history of care.

Engineering Genius

Bridges, railways, and the infrastructure of the Gilded Age.

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For Educators

Thirteen Portraits of the Founders

A picture study pack for Charlotte Mason families, classical educators, and homeschool history.

Charlotte Mason Picture Study

How to bring museum masterworks into your morning time and nature study.

Classical Conversations Cycle 3

Historical art aligned with CC Cycle 3 American history memory work.

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The Heritage Lab Journal

American Revolution · March 2026

Teaching Lexington and Concord:5 Primary Source Activities for Grades 4-8

5 no-prep primary source activities for teaching Lexington and Concord. Built around the 1775 Doolittle engravings. Grad...

American Revolution · March 2026

Paul Revere's Boston Massacre:A Charlotte Mason Picture Study

A Charlotte Mason picture study of Paul Revere's 1770 Boston Massacre engraving. Narration prompts, key attributes, and ...

American Revolution · March 2026

The Anti-Gallicans Map of 1755

In December 1755, at the lowest point of the French and Indian War, a London society published a map claiming vast Frenc...

American Revolution · March 2026

"Remember the Ladies":Abigail Adams and Gilbert Stuart's Unfinished Portrait

Gilbert Stuart painted Abigail Adams around 1800. Her letters reveal a political mind her portrait only hints at. A Char...

American Revolution · March 2026

The Portrait Painted Between Meetings:Trumbull's Hamilton, 1792

Trumbull painted Hamilton in 1792, after five years building America's financial system. The portrait shows a man still ...

American Revolution · March 2026

Knox's Cannon:How Washington Armed the Continental Army, 1775–76

A 25-year-old bookseller moved 59 pieces of artillery 300 miles through a New England winter. The Siege of Boston ended ...

American Revolution · March 2026

The Shot Heard Round the World:What Amos Doolittle Saw in the Spring of 1775

Eight months after Lexington and Concord, a twenty-one-year-old Connecticut silversmith published the only images anyone...

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