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National Cemetery at Andersonville, Georgia in photo taken between 1864-1870. Under difficult conditions, Union soldiers recorded the names of the dead and their burial locations. After the US Civil war, The Missing Soldier's Office received 60,000 letters from relatives searching for missing soldier. When Office closed in 1867, Clara Barton and her staff had identified more than 20,000 missing soldiers, of which nearly 13,000 had died at Andersonville Prison

National Cemetery at Andersonville, Georgia in photo taken between 1864-1870. Under difficult conditions, Union soldiers recorded the names of the dead and their burial locations. After the US Civil war, The Missing Soldier's Office received 60,000 letters from relatives searching for missing soldier. When Office closed in 1867, Clara Barton and her staff had identified more than 20,000 missing soldiers, of which nearly 13,000 had died at Andersonville Prison

EVB7067633

Union sailors at the ship's wheel aboard the USS Hartford, Adm. Farragut's Flagship, April 1862. They fought in the ship during the Battles that captured New Orleans and Baton Rouge, Louisiana, during the US Civil War. Photo by McPherson & Oliver

Union sailors at the ship's wheel aboard the USS Hartford, Adm. Farragut's Flagship, April 1862. They fought in the ship during the Battles that captured New Orleans and Baton Rouge, Louisiana, during the US Civil War. Photo by McPherson & Oliver

McPherson & Oliver (fl. 1860s)

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Fort Defiance, Cairo, Illinois, located on a point of land at the confluence of the Mississippi and Ohio Rivers. The Union supply depot was renamed Fort Defiance, when it became headquarters of the Military District of Southeast Missouri, commanded by Union General Ulysses Grant in 1861, during the US Civil War

Fort Defiance, Cairo, Illinois, located on a point of land at the confluence of the Mississippi and Ohio Rivers. The Union supply depot was renamed Fort Defiance, when it became headquarters of the Military District of Southeast Missouri, commanded by Union General Ulysses Grant in 1861, during the US Civil War

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Confederate Cavalry General, J. E.B. Stuart. He was nicknamed 'Jeb' from the initials of 'James Ewell Brown'. He led scouting operations in several major battles in the Eastern Theater of the US Civil War. He died in action at the Battle of Yellow Tavern, Virginia, 1864

Confederate Cavalry General, J. E.B. Stuart. He was nicknamed 'Jeb' from the initials of 'James Ewell Brown'. He led scouting operations in several major battles in the Eastern Theater of the US Civil War. He died in action at the Battle of Yellow Tavern, Virginia, 1864

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Several troop transport ships take on equipment, supplies, and soldiers at the docks of Fort Defiance at Cairo, Illinois. On June 19, 1862, they began their southern advance up the Tennessee River during the US Civil War

Several troop transport ships take on equipment, supplies, and soldiers at the docks of Fort Defiance at Cairo, Illinois. On June 19, 1862, they began their southern advance up the Tennessee River during the US Civil War

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US Civil War. Petersburg Campaign, June 9, 1864 to March 25, 1865. Company 'B', 170th New York Infantry taking a break in front of Petersburg, Virginia. Except for their commander and two sergeants, the soldiers relax, some reading, while others play cards. The 170th fought in both Grant's Overland and Petersburg campaigns. They were present at Appomattox Court House on April 9, 1865, for the Surrender of Gen. Robert E. Lee and his army

US Civil War. Petersburg Campaign, June 9, 1864 to March 25, 1865. Company 'B', 170th New York Infantry taking a break in front of Petersburg, Virginia. Except for their commander and two sergeants, the soldiers relax, some reading, while others play cards. The 170th fought in both Grant's Overland and Petersburg campaigns. They were present at Appomattox Court House on April 9, 1865, for the Surrender of Gen. Robert E. Lee and his army

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US Civil War, 1861-65. 67th New York Infantry drills at Camp Proctor, outside Washington, DC.

US Civil War, 1861-65. 67th New York Infantry drills at Camp Proctor, outside Washington, DC.

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Union army patients in a Harewood Hospital ward, have mosquito nets over beds in 1864. The hospital had 1,872 beds, and was only one of several military hospitals around Washington, DC during the US Civil War

Union army patients in a Harewood Hospital ward, have mosquito nets over beds in 1864. The hospital had 1,872 beds, and was only one of several military hospitals around Washington, DC during the US Civil War

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Members of the US Sanitary Commission at convalescent camp near Alexandria, Virginia. The USSC was a private relief agency, chartered by the federal government to support sick and wounded soldiers of the United States Army during the US Civil War. Private donations of $25 million supported its work. Over 15,000 women volunteered to work in hospitals, usually in nursing care

Members of the US Sanitary Commission at convalescent camp near Alexandria, Virginia. The USSC was a private relief agency, chartered by the federal government to support sick and wounded soldiers of the United States Army during the US Civil War. Private donations of $25 million supported its work. Over 15,000 women volunteered to work in hospitals, usually in nursing care

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US Civil War. USS Lafayette, a gunboat of the Mississippi River Fleet. She was a side wheel steamer, converted into an ironclad ram. She was part of the Union Mississippi fleet that ran by the Vicksburg battery on April 16, 1863

US Civil War. USS Lafayette, a gunboat of the Mississippi River Fleet. She was a side wheel steamer, converted into an ironclad ram. She was part of the Union Mississippi fleet that ran by the Vicksburg battery on April 16, 1863

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US Civil War. Atlanta Campaign, May 7 Sept. 2, 1864. Siege of Atlanta, July 22 through Sept. 2, 1864. Union soldiers occupy a captured fort on the Confederate line before Atlanta. There is a bomb shelter with sturdy wood beams, and an earth covered roof. Photographed by George Barnard, after the Confederate surrender and retreat from the city on Sept. 2, 1864

US Civil War. Atlanta Campaign, May 7 Sept. 2, 1864. Siege of Atlanta, July 22 through Sept. 2, 1864. Union soldiers occupy a captured fort on the Confederate line before Atlanta. There is a bomb shelter with sturdy wood beams, and an earth covered roof. Photographed by George Barnard, after the Confederate surrender and retreat from the city on Sept. 2, 1864

Barnard, George N. (1819-1902)

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Indiana Iron Brigade Soldier 1863, 2021 (w/c & gouache on bristol)

premium — Indiana Iron Brigade Soldier 1863, 2021 (w/c & gouache on bristol)

Indiana Iron Brigade Soldier 1863, 2021 (w/c & gouache on bristol)

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Trossel's House, Battle-field of Gettysburg, July 1863 (albumen print mounted on wove paper)

Trossel's House, Battle-field of Gettysburg, July 1863 (albumen print mounted on wove paper)

O'Sullivan, Timothy (1840-82)

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American Civil War-The messenger, a Union cavalryman, brings a dispatch

American Civil War-The messenger, a Union cavalryman, brings a dispatch

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Sailors Posing On the Deck of a Ship during the American Civil War, 1865 (b/w photo)

Sailors Posing On the Deck of a Ship during the American Civil War, 1865 (b/w photo)

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Battle of Hampton Roads or Battle of Ironclads, the USS Monitor and CSS Virginia (right), March 9, 1862, American Civil War, USA, 19th century

Battle of Hampton Roads or Battle of Ironclads, the USS Monitor and CSS Virginia (right), March 9, 1862, American Civil War, USA, 19th century

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Commercial street in Cairo, Illinois, with Union military barracks in the distance, 1861. In this town, Brigadier General Ulysses Grant set up his first headquarters in bank building during the US Civil War

Commercial street in Cairo, Illinois, with Union military barracks in the distance, 1861. In this town, Brigadier General Ulysses Grant set up his first headquarters in bank building during the US Civil War

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Cavalry soldier wears a Confederate uniform, possibly from Kansas or Missouri. He is armed with a slant breech sharps carbine, two knives, and two revolvers. US Civil War era ambrotype, c. 1861-65

Cavalry soldier wears a Confederate uniform, possibly from Kansas or Missouri. He is armed with a slant breech sharps carbine, two knives, and two revolvers. US Civil War era ambrotype, c. 1861-65

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US Civil War, 1861-1865. Group of officers, soldiers, and African Americans gathered at a sutler's store. Sutlers were civilians who sold consumer items to soldiers under license from the army camp's commander. The stores sold canned goods, soft drinks, playing cards, and other luxuries at exorbitant prices. At far right, one man delivers a double nose thumbing in the direction of the cabin

US Civil War, 1861-1865. Group of officers, soldiers, and African Americans gathered at a sutler's store. Sutlers were civilians who sold consumer items to soldiers under license from the army camp's commander. The stores sold canned goods, soft drinks, playing cards, and other luxuries at exorbitant prices. At far right, one man delivers a double nose thumbing in the direction of the cabin

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US Civil War, Petersburg Campaign, June 9, 1864 to March 25, 1865. Army of the Potomac wagon trains crossed the James River from June 12- 16, 1864, on this 2100 long pontoon bridge

US Civil War, Petersburg Campaign, June 9, 1864 to March 25, 1865. Army of the Potomac wagon trains crossed the James River from June 12- 16, 1864, on this 2100 long pontoon bridge

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US Civil War. 1863 Union recruiting poster headline reads: THE CONSCRIPT BILL! HOW TO AVOID IT!! offers men a way to avoid being drafted into the army. It offers financial incentives in wages and the lure of 'prizes' distributed to ships crews when they capture enemy ships

US Civil War. 1863 Union recruiting poster headline reads: THE CONSCRIPT BILL! HOW TO AVOID IT!! offers men a way to avoid being drafted into the army. It offers financial incentives in wages and the lure of 'prizes' distributed to ships crews when they capture enemy ships

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US Civil War. Boatswain piping near a large cannon on deck of a Union warship, 1861-65. A boatswain's call, or bosun's whistle, was used to convey commands when the voice could not be heard over the sounds of the sea. The boatswain, also known as a Petty Officer, is senior sailor on the deck of a warship

US Civil War. Boatswain piping near a large cannon on deck of a Union warship, 1861-65. A boatswain's call, or bosun's whistle, was used to convey commands when the voice could not be heard over the sounds of the sea. The boatswain, also known as a Petty Officer, is senior sailor on the deck of a warship

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US Civil War. USS Tyler was a commercial side-wheel steamboat with twin stacks constructed in Cincinnati, Ohio in 1857. She was acquired by the United States Navy and converted into the gunboat USS Tyler in September 1861. She was 'timberclad', with thick wooden sides

US Civil War. USS Tyler was a commercial side-wheel steamboat with twin stacks constructed in Cincinnati, Ohio in 1857. She was acquired by the United States Navy and converted into the gunboat USS Tyler in September 1861. She was 'timberclad', with thick wooden sides

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US Civil War. USS Red Rover, was a US Navy hospital ship, serving the Mississippi Squadron. Her medical staff included nurses from the Catholic order, Sisters of the Holy Cross, who were the first female nurses to serve on board a US Navy ship. The ship treated sick and wounded engaged in the Vicksburg Campaign in 1862-63

US Civil War. USS Red Rover, was a US Navy hospital ship, serving the Mississippi Squadron. Her medical staff included nurses from the Catholic order, Sisters of the Holy Cross, who were the first female nurses to serve on board a US Navy ship. The ship treated sick and wounded engaged in the Vicksburg Campaign in 1862-63

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US Civil War. Convoy of the Union Mississippi River Fleet at Mound City, Illinois, 1863. Mound City was a center for troop transportation, where soldiers disembarked by train to re-embark on steamers headed south

US Civil War. Convoy of the Union Mississippi River Fleet at Mound City, Illinois, 1863. Mound City was a center for troop transportation, where soldiers disembarked by train to re-embark on steamers headed south

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US Civil War. Gunboats, USS DeKalb, Mound City, and Cincinnati, of the Union Mississippi River Fleet, c. 1862-64

US Civil War. Gunboats, USS DeKalb, Mound City, and Cincinnati, of the Union Mississippi River Fleet, c. 1862-64

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US Civil War, double turreted monitor, USS Onondaga, on the James River, Virginia, 1864. She was a Canonicus class ship, that was more seaworthy than previous monitors. The Union monitor has canvas tarpaulins to shade deck areas. In the foreground is a rowboat with military and civilian passengers

US Civil War, double turreted monitor, USS Onondaga, on the James River, Virginia, 1864. She was a Canonicus class ship, that was more seaworthy than previous monitors. The Union monitor has canvas tarpaulins to shade deck areas. In the foreground is a rowboat with military and civilian passengers

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US Civil War, 1861-65. Soldiers drill at the camp the 2nd Rhode Island Infantry. The military band and soldiers stand in formation on a field with two officers on horseback

US Civil War, 1861-65. Soldiers drill at the camp the 2nd Rhode Island Infantry. The military band and soldiers stand in formation on a field with two officers on horseback

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Cedar Creek Bridge as it was rebuilt by Union army engineers after it was burned by Confederate Troops on April 14, 1865. In the final days of US Civil War, North Carolina troops under Lt. Blount destroyed the bridge to prevent its use by the Union army

Cedar Creek Bridge as it was rebuilt by Union army engineers after it was burned by Confederate Troops on April 14, 1865. In the final days of US Civil War, North Carolina troops under Lt. Blount destroyed the bridge to prevent its use by the Union army

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US Civil War, double turreted monitor, USS Onondaga, on the James River, Virginia, 1864. The ship spent her entire active career with the James River Flotilla, covering the water approaches to Richmond, Virginia. The Union monitor has canvas tarpaulins to shade deck areas. After the war, the USS Onondaga was sold to France

US Civil War, double turreted monitor, USS Onondaga, on the James River, Virginia, 1864. The ship spent her entire active career with the James River Flotilla, covering the water approaches to Richmond, Virginia. The Union monitor has canvas tarpaulins to shade deck areas. After the war, the USS Onondaga was sold to France

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US Civil War, USS Casco, was a light draft monitor designed for service on the Mississippi River. In 1865 she was the newest and last of the 20 ironclads of the Casco class, designed for operating in the shallow bays, rivers, and inlets. The ships were very slow and unseaworthy. The failure caused a Navy inquiry, with blame assigned to Chief Engineer Alban Stimers

US Civil War, USS Casco, was a light draft monitor designed for service on the Mississippi River. In 1865 she was the newest and last of the 20 ironclads of the Casco class, designed for operating in the shallow bays, rivers, and inlets. The ships were very slow and unseaworthy. The failure caused a Navy inquiry, with blame assigned to Chief Engineer Alban Stimers

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Union Brigadier General Ulysses Grant and his staff in Oct. 1861. They served in the Department of the West, based in Cairo, Illinois, during the US Civil War. Five portraits show: Ulysses Grant; Clark B. Lagow; William S. Hillyer; John Aaron Rawlins; and James Simons

Union Brigadier General Ulysses Grant and his staff in Oct. 1861. They served in the Department of the West, based in Cairo, Illinois, during the US Civil War. Five portraits show: Ulysses Grant; Clark B. Lagow; William S. Hillyer; John Aaron Rawlins; and James Simons

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Union Major General George McClellan trained and organized the Army of the Potomac in 1861 during the US Civil War. He was relieved of its commanded in 1862 for battlefield failures, particularly, the Peninsula Campaign

Union Major General George McClellan trained and organized the Army of the Potomac in 1861 during the US Civil War. He was relieved of its commanded in 1862 for battlefield failures, particularly, the Peninsula Campaign

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US Civil War, Peninsula Campaign, April-August, 1862. Confederate Battery at Yorktown, Virginia, after Confederate Gen. Joseph Johnston's withdrawal up the Peninsula, on May 3, 1862. Union warships are anchored in the background

US Civil War, Peninsula Campaign, April-August, 1862. Confederate Battery at Yorktown, Virginia, after Confederate Gen. Joseph Johnston's withdrawal up the Peninsula, on May 3, 1862. Union warships are anchored in the background

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US Civil War, Peninsula Campaign, April-August, 1862. At the Union encampment at Cumberland Landing, on the Pamunky River, Virginia, May 1862. In the distance ranks of Union troops are drilled near tents. In the foreground is a 'limber', an artillery ammunition wagon. Photo by Wood & Gibson

US Civil War, Peninsula Campaign, April-August, 1862. At the Union encampment at Cumberland Landing, on the Pamunky River, Virginia, May 1862. In the distance ranks of Union troops are drilled near tents. In the foreground is a 'limber', an artillery ammunition wagon. Photo by Wood & Gibson

Wood & Gibson (fl. 1860s)

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US Civil War. Pivot gun and crew, of the USS Pocahontas, at Edisto Island, South Carolina, April 1862. USS Pocahontas helped evacuate the Union troops from Fort Sumter in April 1861 and later served on the Union blockade of Southern Ports. Photo by Henry P. Moore

US Civil War. Pivot gun and crew, of the USS Pocahontas, at Edisto Island, South Carolina, April 1862. USS Pocahontas helped evacuate the Union troops from Fort Sumter in April 1861 and later served on the Union blockade of Southern Ports. Photo by Henry P. Moore

Moore, Henry P. (1835-1911)

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US Civil War, 1861-1865. Two Union soldiers cook on outdoor stoves at the Camp of 153rd New York Infantry. The third man at left, with Corporals stripes, may be the 'Cook Major', a skilled cook oversaw food rationing, preparation, and managed the work of the company cooks

US Civil War, 1861-1865. Two Union soldiers cook on outdoor stoves at the Camp of 153rd New York Infantry. The third man at left, with Corporals stripes, may be the 'Cook Major', a skilled cook oversaw food rationing, preparation, and managed the work of the company cooks

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Gen. Samuel P. Heintzelman and group of women and children, gathered at a Union convalescent camp, near Alexandria, Virginia. During the US Civil War, 1861-65, Northern Americans gave $25 million in donations and over 15,000 women volunteered to work in hospitals

Gen. Samuel P. Heintzelman and group of women and children, gathered at a Union convalescent camp, near Alexandria, Virginia. During the US Civil War, 1861-65, Northern Americans gave $25 million in donations and over 15,000 women volunteered to work in hospitals

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Young woman wearing mourning brooch and holding a framed image of unidentified soldier. Photo taken during the US Civil War, between 1861-1865

Young woman wearing mourning brooch and holding a framed image of unidentified soldier. Photo taken during the US Civil War, between 1861-1865

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Teenage Confederate soldier in uniform with a Bowie knife on his belt, c. 1861-65. In February 1864, 17 year old boys were conscripted into the army. It is estimated that 350,000 underage soldiers served on both sides during the US Civil War. (photo)

Teenage Confederate soldier in uniform with a Bowie knife on his belt, c. 1861-65. In February 1864, 17 year old boys were conscripted into the army. It is estimated that 350,000 underage soldiers served on both sides during the US Civil War. (photo)

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Old Capitol prison, Washington, D.C. 1861-65. It previously served as the temporary Capitol of the United States from 1815 to 1819, then as a boarding house, and school. During the US Civil War, it was a prison for captured Confederates, political prisoners, spies, misbehaving Union officers, prostitutes, and finally, some suspects of the assassination of President Lincoln. Before its demolition in 1929, it housed the headquarters of the National Woman's Party

Old Capitol prison, Washington, D.C. 1861-65. It previously served as the temporary Capitol of the United States from 1815 to 1819, then as a boarding house, and school. During the US Civil War, it was a prison for captured Confederates, political prisoners, spies, misbehaving Union officers, prostitutes, and finally, some suspects of the assassination of President Lincoln. Before its demolition in 1929, it housed the headquarters of the National Woman's Party

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A Union soldier of Company B, Pennsylvania 8th Regiment, guards as his compatriots sleep in bedrolls on a sidewalk. Scene from US Civil War in the Northeast, 1861-65. Watercolor painting by James Fuller Queen (watercolour and ink)

A Union soldier of Company B, Pennsylvania 8th Regiment, guards as his compatriots sleep in bedrolls on a sidewalk. Scene from US Civil War in the Northeast, 1861-65. Watercolor painting by James Fuller Queen (watercolour and ink)

Queen, James Fuller (1824-c.1877)

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Federal transports on the Tennessee River during the US Civil War. After Confederate raiders cut land transport to Union forces at Chattanooga, Gen. Ulysses Grant opened a Tennessee River in combination with a land route. It was nicknamed the 'Cracker Line', which relieved the siege on Chattanooga in late November 1863

Federal transports on the Tennessee River during the US Civil War. After Confederate raiders cut land transport to Union forces at Chattanooga, Gen. Ulysses Grant opened a Tennessee River in combination with a land route. It was nicknamed the 'Cracker Line', which relieved the siege on Chattanooga in late November 1863

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US Civil War. Atlanta, Georgia, Oct. 1864. Union soldier inspecting the destruction of Confederate railroad tracks and telegraph lines. Three groups of bent rails lie over partially burnt railroad ties on which they were heated until they bent under their own weight

US Civil War. Atlanta, Georgia, Oct. 1864. Union soldier inspecting the destruction of Confederate railroad tracks and telegraph lines. Three groups of bent rails lie over partially burnt railroad ties on which they were heated until they bent under their own weight

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Robert Edward Lee (1807- 1870), 1871 (pastel on paper)

Robert Edward Lee (1807- 1870), 1871 (pastel on paper)

Dabour, John (1837-1905)

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Battle of Hampton Roads, steam-frigate Merrimack, renamed Virginia by Confederates, fighting against Monitor, March 9, 1862, by Richardson, American Civil War, United States, 19th century

Battle of Hampton Roads, steam-frigate Merrimack, renamed Virginia by Confederates, fighting against Monitor, March 9, 1862, by Richardson, American Civil War, United States, 19th century

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Brothers of War - The 19th Indiana at Gettysburg, 2021 (oil on canvas)

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Brothers of War - The 19th Indiana at Gettysburg, 2021 (oil on canvas)

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Fall of Richmond, April 2, 1865, United States of America, American Civil War, colored engraving, 19th century

Fall of Richmond, April 2, 1865, United States of America, American Civil War, colored engraving, 19th century

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Secession War: the Confederates, 19th century (engraving)

Secession War: the Confederates, 19th century (engraving)

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American Civil War 1861-1865. Casualty displaying healed stump after removal of his leg at the hip joint. Wood engraving 1865.

American Civil War 1861-1865. Casualty displaying healed stump after removal of his leg at the hip joint. Wood engraving 1865.

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The Great Union Meeting in Union Square, New York City, April 20, 1861. 200,000 people gathered to rally and hear speeches in support of the Union at the beginning of the US Civil War. Photo by E. Anthony

The Great Union Meeting in Union Square, New York City, April 20, 1861. 200,000 people gathered to rally and hear speeches in support of the Union at the beginning of the US Civil War. Photo by E. Anthony

Anthony, Edward (1818-88) & Anthony, Henry T. (1814-84)

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US Civil War. Sherman's March to the Sea, Nov. 15 - Dec. 21, 1864. Savannah, Georgia, on the Savannah River, c. 1864-65. The city was the destination of Union General William Sherman's 60 mile wide swatch of destruction. On Dec. 21, 1864, Sherman occupied Savanah, after the Confederate garrison of 10,000 evacuated the city, allowing its capture without a destructive battle

US Civil War. Sherman's March to the Sea, Nov. 15 - Dec. 21, 1864. Savannah, Georgia, on the Savannah River, c. 1864-65. The city was the destination of Union General William Sherman's 60 mile wide swatch of destruction. On Dec. 21, 1864, Sherman occupied Savanah, after the Confederate garrison of 10,000 evacuated the city, allowing its capture without a destructive battle

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Unidentified female Confederate prisoner of war. Little is known about this young women with an unusual short haircut. The back of the US Civil War era photo is inscribed: 'To my friend Mr. Shower [or Shaver?] for his kindness to me while a prisoner of war in Martinsburg. A.D.W.'

Unidentified female Confederate prisoner of war. Little is known about this young women with an unusual short haircut. The back of the US Civil War era photo is inscribed: 'To my friend Mr. Shower [or Shaver?] for his kindness to me while a prisoner of war in Martinsburg. A.D.W.'

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Mower Hospital operated on Chestnut Hill in Philadelphia, between 1863 and 1865, during the US Civil War. The scale of the facility was duplicated across the northern states to treat the great number of battle casualties and sick soldiers.

Mower Hospital operated on Chestnut Hill in Philadelphia, between 1863 and 1865, during the US Civil War. The scale of the facility was duplicated across the northern states to treat the great number of battle casualties and sick soldiers.

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US Civil War. Battle of Forts Jackson and St. Philip, April 1862. The deck of one of twenty of Admiral David Porter's schooners carries a 17,000 pound mortar. Six days prior to the Union Fleet's passage by the forts on April 24, they were bombarded with two rounds every minute during daylight hours. On the first day, nearly 3,000 shells were fired from distances between 2,800 and 4,500 yards. The forts were not reduced to rubble, but they were damaged and their garrisons were shocked. Among the crew is an African American teenager

US Civil War. Battle of Forts Jackson and St. Philip, April 1862. The deck of one of twenty of Admiral David Porter's schooners carries a 17,000 pound mortar. Six days prior to the Union Fleet's passage by the forts on April 24, they were bombarded with two rounds every minute during daylight hours. On the first day, nearly 3,000 shells were fired from distances between 2,800 and 4,500 yards. The forts were not reduced to rubble, but they were damaged and their garrisons were shocked. Among the crew is an African American teenager

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US Civil War, Vicksburg Campaign, Jan. 8-July 4, 1863. Shirley's House, aka 'White House,' during the siege of Vicksburg, 1863. On the hillside below are 'bombproofs,' excavated by the Union soldiers of the 45th Illinois Division. The house was their headquarters, from which they dug the tunnel to place the mine under Confederate Fort Hill

US Civil War, Vicksburg Campaign, Jan. 8-July 4, 1863. Shirley's House, aka 'White House,' during the siege of Vicksburg, 1863. On the hillside below are 'bombproofs,' excavated by the Union soldiers of the 45th Illinois Division. The house was their headquarters, from which they dug the tunnel to place the mine under Confederate Fort Hill

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US Civil War. Petersburg Campaign, June 9, 1864 to March 25, 1865. Bomb-proof quarters, Fort Sedgwick, aka 'Fort Hell' on the Union front line during the Siege of Petersburg. The man sitting on the log is believed to an assistant of the photographer's firm, E. & H.T. Anthony

US Civil War. Petersburg Campaign, June 9, 1864 to March 25, 1865. Bomb-proof quarters, Fort Sedgwick, aka 'Fort Hell' on the Union front line during the Siege of Petersburg. The man sitting on the log is believed to an assistant of the photographer's firm, E. & H.T. Anthony

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US Civil War, Petersburg Campaign, June 9, 1864 to March 25, 1865. Fort Mahone, named after Gen. William Mahone, was located 600 yards northwest of Union Fort Sedgwick. Both were the strongest and most forward positions on their respective front lines. Photo was taken in April 1865, after the fall of Petersburg and Richmond to Union forces

US Civil War, Petersburg Campaign, June 9, 1864 to March 25, 1865. Fort Mahone, named after Gen. William Mahone, was located 600 yards northwest of Union Fort Sedgwick. Both were the strongest and most forward positions on their respective front lines. Photo was taken in April 1865, after the fall of Petersburg and Richmond to Union forces

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US Civil War. The Overland Campaign, Battle of Spotsylvania, May 8 to 18, 1864. 5,000 Confederate prisoners were encamped in tents after the Battle of Spotsylvania, awaiting transport to a POW camp

US Civil War. The Overland Campaign, Battle of Spotsylvania, May 8 to 18, 1864. 5,000 Confederate prisoners were encamped in tents after the Battle of Spotsylvania, awaiting transport to a POW camp

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Mathew Brady when he managed a ambitious projects to photographically document the US Civil War, 1861-65. He hired several young men who became prominent photographers including: Timothy O'Sullivan, George Barnard, and Alexander Gardner

Mathew Brady when he managed a ambitious projects to photographically document the US Civil War, 1861-65. He hired several young men who became prominent photographers including: Timothy O'Sullivan, George Barnard, and Alexander Gardner

Brady, Mathew (1823-96)

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