018 Henry Bosse

National Rivers Hall of Fame podcast by Bill Wiemuth

Sep 27, 201705:15Education

This episode highlights the career of artist and engineer Henry Bosse who captured on glass plate negatives a dramatic transformation of the Mississippi River.

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