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From "War Memories" catalog: City Point, on the James River, was chosen by General Grant as his base of supplies. Docks and wharves were constructed, and here came the hundreds of supply vessels, bringing…
1861 Virginia, United States
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1861 Alexandria, Virginia, United States
From "War Memories" catalog: This view shows Dr. Burr, the embalming surgeon, engaged in the process of embalming a dead soldier. The veins are pumped full of some liquid, which possesses the power to…
1861
From "War Memories" catalog: This view shows the method of removing the wounded from the field by the Ambulance Corps. In no previous war in the history of the world was so much done to alleviate suffering…
1861
From "War Memories" catalog: The negroes who ran away from slavery and came into the Union lines, were employed by the government as teamsters, laborers, &c. They were happy good-natured fellows, and…
1861 Virginia, United States
From "War Memories" catalog: This beautiful little lake is on the celebrated Lookout Mountain. It is a charming spot. A story is told illustrating the well-known tendency of Southern people to tell how…
1861 Lookout Mountain, Tennessee, United States
From "War Memories" catalog: This old barn near Fredericksburg, Va., was used as an embalming building. Here the bodies of the dead soldiers that were to be sent north to their friends were embalmed.…
1861 Virginia, United States
From "War Memories" catalog: There is no necessity to tell the "boys" what this is; they all remember the old chorus of the old army song about "Hard Tack:" "Many days we have crunched you until our jaws…
1861
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1861
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1861
From "War Memories" catalog: The woods at the foot of "Round Top," which was the "right" of the Union line, were named by the soldiers "the slaughter-pen." The enemy made a desperate attempt to gain a…
1861 Pennsylvania, United States
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1861
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1861 Washington, District of Columbia, United States
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1861
From "War Memories" catalog: This is a building which was used by the Rebels as a prison to confine Union soldiers. Its history is almost as damnable as that of Libby Prison. The horrors of both "Castle…
1861 Richmond, Virginia, United States
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1861 Georgia, United States
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1861
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1861
From "War Memories" catalog: This view will be appreciated by many comrades. In the foreground is the Railroad Depot of Chattanooga; a group of Rebel prisoners waiting for a train to make up to take them…
1861 Chattanooga, Tennessee, United States
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1861
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1861 United States
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1861
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1861 South Carolina, United States
From "War Memories" catalog: Early in the war the soldiers were much more comfortably sheltered than they were as the war progressed. This view shows a "Sibley" tent mess; these "Sibley" tents were nice…
1861
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1861 Washington, District of Columbia, United States
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1861
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1861 Virginia, United States
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1861 Maryland, United States
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1861 Washington, District of Columbia, United States
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1861
From "War Memories" catalog: This is the "Potter House" on the Rebel lines near Atlanta. The sharpshooters of the enemy posted themselves in the upper rooms and on the roof of this house overlooking the…
1861 Atlanta, Georgia, United States
From "War Memories" catalog: There were many reasons why we did not go to Richmond as soon as we expected to. This is one of the reasons; there were lots of just such reasons as this all along up the…
1861 Virginia, United States
From "War Memories" catalog: This view shows the water battery of Fort Johnson, looking towards the celebrated Fort Sumter. For Sumter can be seen in the distance.
1861 Charleston, South Carolina, United States
From "War Memories" catalog: Some idea of the fierceness of the battle can be had by observing these trees near Culp's Hill. The marks of bullets and shell can be counted by the hundreds. All through…
1861 Pennsylvania, United States
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1861
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1861
From "War Memories" catalog: This was one of the familiar scenes during the war. Union families were persecuted by the Rebels and "bushwhackers," and to escape this persecution and probable death, they…
1861
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1861
From "War Memories" catalog: Author of the famous order: "If any man pulls down the American Flag shoot him on the spot."
1861
From "War Memories" catalog: This is a view of the famous Alatoona Pass, and the fort on top of the hill is where General Corse received the now famous message from Gen. Sherman to "Hold the fort."
1861 Allatoona, Georgia, United States
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1861 Richmond, Virginia, United States
From "War Memories" catalog: This beautiful view is a scene looking up the Tennessee River. The charming camp in the foreground is in Monument Garden, near the Indian Mound; the group of soldiers seem…
1861 Chattanooga, Tennessee, United States
From "War Memories" catalog: This view gives a good idea of how the ammunition was protected in the forts and batteries along the lines; first a room is built of heavy logs spiked together, then the logs…
1861
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1861 United States
From "War Memories" catalog: This view shows a detachment of the 50th New York Engineers making a road on the north side of the North Anna River, near Jericho Mills. In the background is seen the ammunition…
1861 Jericho Mills, Pennsylvania, United States
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1861
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1861 Petersburg, Virginia, United States
From "War Memories" catalog: A group of Union dead on the right of the Federal lines on the first day's fight, July 1, 1863. These soldiers were killed by one discharge of "cannister" from a Rebel gun…
1861 Pennsylvania, United States
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