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The image shows a large group of approximately 100 people arranged in a broad semi-circle. The individuals are predominantly men, with a few women and children interspersed among them. They are dressed in various types of clothing that appears to be utilitarian or work-related, including hats, pants, and shirts. The men's attire suggests military or labor-related outfits typical of early 20th century, with some wearing uniforms and others in more casual, rugged clothing. The facial expressions of the individuals vary, with some smiling and others appearing serious. The background consists of low buildings that may indicate a military camp or a similar setting, with evident dust and perhaps a dry landscape. The overall tone of the photograph gives a sense of camaraderie among the group. The image is in poor condition, with noticeable fading and graininess that obscures finer details.
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19th Iowa Inf arrival New Orleans release from Rebel Pen Tylor Texas. The prisoners of the 19th Iowa were released from the Texas prison and arrived in New Orleans on July 24, 1864. The picture would have been probably a few days later. They were captured at the battle of Sterling's Plantation in Louisiana in September of 1863. For more information on the Michael Lemberger Collection visit https://aspace.lib.uiowa.edu/repositories/2/resources/3157
- en Albia, Iowa, United States
- Crédito: LeAnn Lemberger
- Derechos: CC-BY-SA-4.0
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| Donor | LeAnn Lemberger |
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Subject
Military and Veterans