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1 05-0108a 2 114th Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers 3 1860-1865 Alexandria, Va. Battery Rodgers at Hunting Creek 4 1860-1865 Arlington, Va. Guns and gun-crews of Fort Richardson 5 1860-1865 Charleston Harbor, S.C. Rear Admiral John A. Dahl 6 1860-1865 Petersburg, Va. View from signal tower 7 1860-1865 Unknown location. 12-pdr. Napoleon. Probably mode 8 1860-1865 Unknown location. 6-pdr. field gun, model 1841 9 1860-1865 Unknown location. Modified 12-pdr. breech-loading 10 1860-1865 Unknown location. Parrott gun 11 1860-1865 Unknown location. Zouave ambulance crew demonstra 12 1860-1865 Yorktown, Va. Federal artillery park 13 1860-1865, Bv't. Maj. Gen. I.H. Duval 14 1860-1865, District of Columbia. Company E, 4th U.S. Colore 15 1861, 7th New York State Militia, Camp Cameron, D.C. #2 16 1861, 7th New York State Militia, Camp Cameron, D.C. 17 1861, Officers of the 69th New York State Militia, Fort Cor 18 1861, The gun 'Jeff Davis,' identified as a Rodman smooth b 19 1861-1864, Col. G.D. Wells, 34th Mass. Inf'y 20 1861-1865, 2d Rhode Island Infantry 21 1861-1865, 2nd Rhode Island Infantry #2 22 1861-1865, 2nd Rhode Island Infantry 23 1861-1865, 33d New York Infantry 24 1861-1865, Albert G. Jenkins, Brig. General, head-and-shoul 25 1861-1865, Brig. Gen. Charles R. Lowell, head-and-shoulders 26 1861-1865, Brig. Gen. Isham N. Haynie, head-and-shoulders p 27 1861-1865, Brig. General William Gamble & staff 28 1861-1865, Bv't Brig. Gen. H.H. Wells 29 1861-1865, Bv't. Brig. Gen. Horace Capron, col. 14th [...] Cav. 30 1861-1865, Bv't. Brig. Gen. Horace Capron, col. 14th Ill. Cav. 31 1861-1865, Bv't. Brig. Gen. M. Churchill 32 1861-1865, Bv't. Brig. General G.M. Schofield, head-and-sho 33 1861-1865, Bv't. Brig. General O.C. Risdon 34 1861-1865, Bv't. Maj. General Joseph Holt and group 35 1861-1865, Bv't. Maj. General Rufus Ingalls, full-length po 36 1861-1865, Bv't.-Gen. A.J. Myer 37 1861-1865, Bv't-Brig. Gen. E[dward] W. Whitaker 38 1861-1865, Double turreted monitor Onondaga, James River, V 39 1861-1865, Fort Brady, James River, Va., near Dutch Gap Canal 40 1861-1865, G.D. Wagner, Brig. General 41 1861-1865, G.H. Sharpe, Bv't. Maj. General 42 1861-1865, Gen. Alexander McCook and staff posed on porch n 43 1861-1865, George R. Latham, Colonel, 5th W. Va. Cav., head 44 1861-1865, Head Quarters of Gen. G.L. Hartsuff 45 1861-1865, Headquarters of Christian Commission, Germantown 46 1861-1865, Headquarters of Gen. T.W. Sherman, Beaufort, S.C 47 1861-1865, J.M. Waite, Bv't. Brig. General 48 1861-1865, James Hagan, head-and-shoulders portrait, facing 49 1861-1865, John Ramsay, Bv't. Maj. General, half-length por 50 1861-1865, Lewis Payne, Lincoln conspirator, full-length po 51 1861-1865, Maj. General Joseph Hooker, three-quarter length 52 1861-1865, Major General Fitz John Porter and staff 53 1861-1865, Major General John McAllister Schofield, three-q 54 1861-1865, Pontoon across Appomattox creek 55 1861-1865, Pontoon across the Appomattox River, Va., Broadw 56 1861-1865, Ruins at Hampton, Virginia showing chimneys, and 57 1861-1865, Sanitary Commission lodge, Washington, D.C. 58 1861-1865, Soldiers with cannon on small railroad car 59 1861-1870, Libby Prison, Richmond, Va. 60 1862 April 14, Charleston, S.C. Flag-raising ceremony, with 61 1862 April, Fort Pulaski, Ga. The ‘Beauregard’ gun 62 1862 December, The Lacy house, Falmouth, Virginia 63 1862 June, Fair Oaks, Va., vicinity. Capt. Rufus D. Pettit' 64 1862 June, Fair Oaks, Va., vicinity. Fort Richardson and ad 65 1862 June, Fair Oaks, Va., vicinity. Horatio G. Gibson's C 66 1862 June, Richmond, Va., vicinity. 20-pdr guns of the 1st 67 1862 June, Richmond, Va., vicinity. 20-pdr. v Parrott rifle 68 1862 June, Yorktown, Va. Confederate water Battery Magruder 69 1862 March, Confederate fortifications at Manassas, Va. 70 1862 May, Yorktown, Va., vicinity. 13-in. seacoast mortars 71 1862 October 3, Antietam, Md. Allan Pinkerton, President Li 72 1862 October 3, Antietam, Md. President Lincoln and Gen. Ge 73 1862 October 3, Antietam, Md. President Lincoln with Gen. G 74 1862 October, Harper's Ferry, W. Va. Ruins of arsenal 75 1862 Washington, D.C. Park of Wiard guns at the Arsenal, an 76 1862 Washington, D.C. Two Wiard guns at the Arsenal, Gen. D 77 1862, Adjutant and First Sergeants, 22d New York State Mili 78 1862, Headquarters Fifth Army Corps, Harrison's Landing, Ja 79 1862, Slave pen, Alexandria, Va. 80 1862, The 'Sunken Road' at Antietam 81 1862-1863, Battle-field of Gaines Mill, Va. 82 1862-1865 Alexandria, Va. Cooks in the kitchen of Soldiers' Rest 83 1862-1865 Alexandria, Va. Price, Birch and Co., dealers in 84 1862-1865 Alexandria, Va. Soldiers' Cemetery 85 1862-1865 Alexandria, Va. The Marshall House, King and Pitt 86 1862-1865, Gilman Marston, head-and-shoulders portrait, fac 87 1863 April, Falmouth, Va. Men and wagons of the Engineer Co 88 1863 August, Officers and non-commissioned officers of Co. 89 1863 July, Washington, D.C. Ambulance wagons and drivers at 90 1863 June, Washington, D.C., vicinity. 17th New York Batter 91 1863 March, U.S. iron clad gunboat Essex 92 1863, Dead on Culp's Hill 93 1863-1865 (most likely), Home in Charleston, S.C. 94 1864 April, Brandy Station, Va. General view of 6th New Yor 95 1864 December, Fort Monroe, Va. 3d Pennsylvania Heavy Artil 96 1864 December, Fort Monroe, Va. Officers of 3d Pennsylvania 97 1864 December, Savannah, Ga., vicinity. Army engineers remo 98 1864 Fort Brady, Va. Battery of Parrott guns manned by Comp 99 1864 Fort Brady, Va. Three officers of the 1st Connecticut 100 1864 January 8, Abraham Lincoln, three-quarter length portr 101 1864 Johnsonville, Tenn. Camp of Tennessee Colored Battery 102 1864 March, Camp of 50th New York Engineers near Rappahanno 103 1864 October, Petersburg, Va. The ‘Dictator,’ a 13-inch mor 104 1864 October, Petersburg, Va. The ‘Dictator,’ a closer view 105 1864, Fort Monroe, Va. The Lincoln Gun, a 15-inch Rodman Co 106 1864, U.S. military telegraph operators in front of Petersb 107 1864, Winter quarters of a cavalry regiment in Army of Poto 108 1865 April 12, Confederate boy, age 14, lies dead outside b 109 1865 April 14, Charleston, S.C. Crowd inside Fort Sumter aw 110 1865 April 14, Charleston, S.C. Crowd inside Fort Sumter, a 111 1865 April 19, Washington, D.C. President Lincoln's funeral 112 1865 April 2, Ditch and 'Cheavaux de Frise' in front of the 113 1865 April, Petersburg, Va. Federal soldiers removing artil 114 1865 April, Richmond, Va. Ruins of State Arsenal from the Canal 115 1865 April, Richmond, Va. Stacked and scattered ammunition 116 1865 April, Washington Navy Yard, D.C. David E. Herold, a c 117 1865 April, Washington Navy Yard, D.C. Edward Spangler, a c 118 1865 April, Washington Navy Yard, D.C. George A. Atzerodt, 119 1865 April, Washington Navy Yard, D.C. Lewis Payne, in swea 120 1865 April, Washington Navy Yard, D.C. Lewis Payne, the con 121 1865 April, Washington Navy Yard, D.C. Michael O'Laughlin, 122 1865 April, Washington Navy Yard, D.C. Samuel Arnold, a con 123 1865 April, Washington, D.C. Ford's Theater with guards pos 124 1865 April, Washington, D.C. President Lincoln's box at For 125 1865 April, Washington, D.C. Rocking chair used by Presiden 126 1865 April, Washington, D.C. Workmen in front of the Ambula 127 1865 April-June, Richmond, Va. Captured siege guns at Rocketts 128 1865 August, Arlington, Va. Company F, 2d New York Artiller 129 1865 August, Arlington, Va. Gun crew of Company K, 2d New Y 130 1865 August, Arlington, Va. Interior view of Fort C. F. Smi 131 1865 August, Arlington, Va. Officers of Company F, 2d New Y 132 1865 August, District of Columbia. Detachment of Company K, 133 1865 August, District of Columbia. Officers and men of Comp 134 1865 August, District of Columbia. Officers of Companies A 135 1865 August, Washington, D.C. Company M, 9th New York Heavy 136 1865 Broadway Landing, Va. Federal ordnance at the depot, a 137 1865 Broadway Landing, Va. Federal ordnance at the depot 138 1865 Charleston, S.C. Blakely guns and ammunition in the Ar 139 1865 Charleston, S.C. Confederate torpedoes, shot, and shel 140 1865 Charleston, S.C. East Battery, dismantled Blakely gun 141 1865 Charleston, S.C. South Battery, dismantled Blakely gun 142 1865 District of Columbia. Gun crews of Company H, 3d Massa 143 1865 July 7, Washington, D.C. Adjusting the ropes for hangi 144 1865 July 7, Washington, D.C. Coffins and open graves ready 145 1865 July 7, Washington, D.C. Execution of the conspirators 146 1865 July 7, Washington, D.C. Execution of the Lincoln cons 147 1865 July 7, Washington, D.C. Gen. John F. Hartranft readin 148 1865 July 7, Washington, D.C. Hanging bodies of the conspir 149 1865 July 7, Washington, D.C. Hanging bodies of the Lincoln 150 1865 July 7, Washington, D.C. Hanging hooded bodies of the 151 1865 June, District of Columbia. Sergeants of 3d Massachuse 152 1865 March 2, Letter from Mathew Brady to President Abraham 153 1865 March, Petersburg, Va. General view of camp of Oneida, 154 1865 May, Washington, D.C. Group of ambulances followed by 155 1865 May, Washington, D.C. Infantry unit with fixed bayonet 156 1865 Morris Island, S.C. Battery of 100-pdr. Parrott guns i 157 1865 Morris Island, S.C. Two 100-pdr. Parrott guns and stac 158 1865 Richmond, Va. Captured siege guns at Rocketts, differe 159 1865 Richmond, Va. Captured siege guns at Rocketts 160 1865 Richmond, Va. Grounds of the ruined Arsenal with scatt 161 1865 Richmond, Va. Park of captured guns at Rocketts 162 1865 Richmond, Va. Piles of solid shot, canister, etc., in 163 1865 Washington, D.C. Gen. John F. Hartranft and staff, res 164 1865, Arsenal grounds, Richmond, Va., showing ruins and sho 165 1865, Assassination of President Lincoln, George A. Atzerol 166 1865, District of Columbia. Gun crews of Company H, 3d Mass 167 1865, District of Columbia. Interior view of Fort Lincoln 168 1865, Gen. Grant's rail road, City Point, Va. looking north 169 1865, Grave of John C. Calhoun, in front of St. Philip's Ch 170 1865, Headquarters Fifth Army Corps, Harrison's Landing, Ja 171 1865, House where the Union officers were confined under fi 172 1865, Interior of Fort Sumpter, James Island in the distance 173 1865, Libby Prison, north side, Richmond, Va. 174 1865, Sea face of Fort Sumpter [sic], showing broken guns, 175 1865, The Parrot Rifled Cannon that threw the shot and shel 176 1865, The ruins of Charleston, S.C., showing the Sister Churches 177 1865, Union picket line in front of the rebel Fort Mahone, 178 1865, View in water battery, James River, Va.--Ready to fire #2 179 1865, View in Water Battery, James River, Va.--Ready to fire 180 1865, View of Richmond Va., at the close of the rebellion 181 1865, View of The wharves, Charleston, S.C., near the Battery 182 1865, View on the Point Battery, Charleston, S.C., showing 183 1865, Washington, D.C. Gen. John F. Hartranft and staff, re 184 1st Mass. Heavy Artillery burying the dead 185 20 in. Columbiad cannon Group of officers 186 200-1b gun on Morris Island 187 21st Michigan Infantry 188 22nd N.Y. Volunteers, Lt. J.T. Baldwin 189 2d Rhode Island Infantry Drum 2 190 2nd Maine Infantry on parade 191 2nd Rhode Island Infantry Drumer 192 43-1534a 193 44th N.Y. Inf. on dress parade 194 4th United States Artillery, Battery A, Robertson's Brigade 195 6th Maine Infantry after battle of Fredericksburg 196 71st. N.Y. Inf. at Camp Douglas, 1861 197 7th New York State Militia, Camp Cameron, D.C., 1861 198 A Company of the 170th N.Y. Inf 199 A dead Rebel soldier, inside the Union picket lines. This v 200 A dead Rebel Soldier 201 A sandbag battery with burst cannon. 202 Admiral John A. Dahlgren and group 203 Alexandria, Va. camp of 44th, N.Y. Inf 204 Andersonville prison, Georgia 205 Andersonville prisoners 206 Antietam, Md. A cavalry orderly. Photograph from the main e 207 Antietam, Md. Another view of Antietam bridge. Photograph f 208 Antietam, Md. Battlefield on the day of the battle. Photogr 209 Antietam, Md. Burnside's bridge. Photograph from the main e 210 Antietam, Md. Seated- R. William Moore and Allan Pinkerton. 211 Arlington Mansion 212 Band of 107th U.S. Colored Infantry, Fort Corcoran Arlington, Va. 213 Battery (squad) on drill 214 Battery at Annapolis, Md 215 Battery at rest 216 Battery in action at Fredericksburg, Va 217 Battery in Fort 218 Battery in front of Petersburg 219 Battery inside of Fort or breastworks 220 Battery on drill 2 221 Battery on drill. Brady in center 222 Battery on drill 223 Benson's battery At Fair Oaks or Seven Pines, Va 224 Benson's Battery in camp 225 Bridge across Rock Creek, on Line of Penn. Ave., carrying Washington Aqueduct. 226 Bridge and block house 227 Bridge. 228 Brig. Gen. John J. Abercombie and staff 229 Bull Run. Ruins of Stone Bridge 230 Burial Fredricksburg Va 231 Burying Confederate dead, Fredericksburg 232 Burying of dead 233 Burying Union POWs Andersonville, Georgia 234 Bvt. Brig Gen. Wm. Cogswell and staff 235 Bvt. Maj. Gen. Robert S. Foster and staff 236 Bvt. Maj. Gen. Thomas H. Neill and staff 237 Bvt. Maj. Gen. Thomas L. Crittenden 238 Cabin John Bridge 239 Cadets building, West Point, N.Y 240 Camp Cooks at work 241 Camp of 44th Inf. near Alexandria, Va 242 Camp of Confederate prisoners at Belle Plain, Va., 1864 243 Camp scene 2 244 Camp scene 3 245 Camp scene 5 246 Camp scene 6 247 Camp scene Group of Officers 248 Camp scene Officer in tent 249 Cannon of largest size mounted at Battery Rodgers 250 Cannon squad at drill 251 Capitol Prison Wash CD 252 Capt. A.H. Francis 253 Capt. G.F.W. Wiley A.Q.M., Stonemans Station, Va 254 captured guns at Richmond, Virginia 255 Captured guns, Richmond, Va., 1865 256 Carver Hospital, Washington 257 Castle Thunder, Petersburg, Va 258 Cavalry, at Fair Oaks 259 Centerville VA, Fortifications on the Heights 260 Centerville VA, Quaker Guns 261 Chief engineers Benjamin F. Isherwood, Albert S. Greene, and others 262 Co G 1rst Mass Cav 263 Co H, 44th Indiana Infantry 264 Co. E, 22nd N.Y. State Militia, near Harpers Ferry 265 Coat and pants of Col. Ellsworth 266 Col. H.H. Hall. 267 Col. James E. McMahon, 164th N.Y. Inf 268 Col. James P. McMahon group at HQ 164th N.Y. Inf. 269 Col. Michael Corcoran, 69th. N.Y. Volunteers. 270 Col. W.E. Woodruff, 2d Kentucky Infantry 271 Cold Harbor burial party 272 Commissary headquarters, Rocky Face Ridge, Ga 273 Commissary of Regiment Dressed beef 274 Company 170th N.Y. Infantry 275 Company A, 9th Indiana Infantry 276 Company of infantry on drill 277 Company of Infantry on parade 278 Company on parade 279 Company, 44th Indiana Infantry 280 Conf Battery 281 Conf boat captured James River 282 Conf captured arms Charleston SC 283 Conf Col Mosby 284 Conf Gen Gordon 285 Conf Gen James Longstreet 286 Conf Gen Stonewall Jackson 287 Conf Gen. John B. Hood 288 Conf Gen. William Mahone, 289 Conf Jeff Davis house Richmond 290 Conf Judah P Benjamin 291 Conf Lt. Gen. Ambrose P Hill 292 Conf Lt. Gen. John C Breckenridge 293 Conf Pres Davis 294 Conf Sec of War Seddon 295 Conf torpedo boat David Charleston SC 296 Conf vice Pres Stevens 297 Confederate artillery near Charleston, S.C. 298 Confederate battery Warrington Fl 299 Confederate battle flags 300 Confederate breastworks Petersburg 1865 301 Confederate dead Fredericksburg 302 Confederate lines near Atlanta, Ga 303 Confederate prisoners Chattanooga, Tenn. 304 Confederate prisoners at Belle Plain Landing, Va., captured 305 Confederate prisoners at Fairfax VA 306 Confederate prisoners Belle Plain, Va 2 307 Confederate prisoners Belle Plain, Va 308 Confederate prisoners under escort to Belle Plain, Va., 1864 309 Confederate Ram Atlanta after her capture 310 Confederate Trench Breastworks, Petersburg 311 Confederate water battery at Warrington FL 312 Contraband camp, Richmond, Va, 1865 313 Contraband school. 314 Crew and gunboat 315 Crew of Monitor on James River 316 CSS Alabama 317 CSS Manassas 318 Culpeper Court House. Wallach House 319 Culpeper, Virginia, August 1862 320 Custer, Maj. Gen. George 321 Custis burial place 322 Dead Confederate Ewell's Corps 323 Dead confederate killed in the trenches of Ft. Mahone 324 Dead Confederate soldier 2 325 Dead Confederate soldier 4 326 dead Confederate soldier 327 Dead ready for burial, at Fredericksburg 328 Dead Rebel soldier, Petersburgh, Va., 329 Dead soldier in trench, Petersburg 330 Debris of trains after Pope's retreat. 2nd Battle of Bull Run 331 Deck of Gun Boat, probably Mendota 332 Deck of Monitor on James River 333 deserted camp and wounded soldier 334 District of Columbia. Men and gun of 3d Massachusetts Heavy 335 Drum corps, 8th New York State Militia, Arlington, Va., June, 1861 336 Embalming surgeon at work on soldier's body 337 Enlisted men on deck 338 Exhibit of swords by Tiffany & Co. Metropolitan Fair. 339 Falls Church, Va. Old Episcopal Church 340 Field Pharmacy, Gen. Thomas' Headquarters 341 Flag of the 8th Penna. Reserves 342 Ford on Bull Run 343 Fort Brady, Petersburg Lines, Va 344 Fort Gregg Battery on Morris Is SC 345 Forts on Potomac River. -- Battery Rodgers 346 Fredericksburg Showing Confederate troops 347 Fredericksburg, Battery D, Second United States Artillery 348 Fredericksburg, Evacuation of Aquia Creek 349 Ft Beauregard Va 350 Ft Johnson 351 Ft Morgan Alabama 1864 352 Ft Putnam Battery 353 Gen Jeb Stuart, CSA, 1863 354 Gen. A V. Kautz and Gen. G Weitzel 355 Gen. Alfred H. Terry and staff 356 Gen. Alfred H. Terry. 357 Gen. Ambrose B. Burnside and staff 358 Gen. Ambrose E. Burnside 359 Gen. Benjamin F. Butler and staff 360 Gen. Benjamin F. Butler 361 Gen. Charles Devens and staff 362 Gen. Charles Ewing 363 Gen. Charles Griffin and staff 364 Gen. Daniel C. McCallum and Capt. Hurlbert on Lookout Mountain 365 Gen. David A. Russell. 366 Gen. David B. Birney 367 Gen. Edward D. C. Ord and staff 368 Gen. Edward Ferrero. 369 Gen. Edward O.C. Ord and staff 370 Gen. George G. Meade and staff of thirty-four 371 Gen. George L. Andrews. 372 Gen. Godfrey Weitzel and staff 373 Gen. Gouverneur K. Warren and staff 374 Gen. Horace Porter 375 Gen. James P. McIvor and staff 376 Gen. John A. Dix and group 377 Gen. John A. Logan. 378 Gen. John A. Rawlins. 379 Gen. John F. Farnsworth. 380 Gen. John J. Abercrombie and group 381 Gen. John J. Abercrombie and staff 382 Gen. Joseph A. Mower 383 Gen. Joseph Hooker and horse 384 Gen. Martin T. McMahon and staff 385 Gen. Meade 386 Gen. N. Martin Curtis. 387 Gen. O.B. Wilcox and staff 388 Gen. Robert B. Potter and staff 389 Gen. Robert H. Milroy. 390 Gen. Robert S. Foster and staff 391 Gen. Rufus Ingalls. Col. Ames Webster, and unknown 392 Gen. Samuel R. Curtis. 393 Gen. Samuel W. Crawford and staff 394 Gen. Sickles and Gen. Heintzelman 395 Gen. T. H. Neil and Gen. F. W. Russel, Gen. Martindale, 6th Corps 396 Gen. Terry's HQ, New Market Road, Richmond 397 Gen. U S. Grant and group (at City Point.). 398 Gen. Ulysses S. Grant and staff 2 399 Gen. Ulysses S. Grant and staff 3 400 Gen. W. S. Hancock Gens Barlow, Birney, Gibbon 401 Gen. William F. Smith and staff 402 Gen. William H. French. 403 Gen. William Mahone, C.S.A 404 Gen. Winfield S. Hancock and staff 405 Gen. Winfield S. Hancock. 406 General David McM. Gregg and staff 407 General view around the lookout tower, Bermuda Hundred Lines 408 Georgia, Atlanta ruins 409 Georgia, Atlanta, Confederate Works 2 410 Georgia, Atlanta, Confederate Works Southeast 411 Georgia, Atlanta, Confederate Works 412 Georgia, Atlanta, The Potter House 413 Georgia, New Hope Church, Battlefield 414 Georgia, Resacca, Battle ground 415 Gettysburg, Pa. John L. Burns, the old hero of Gettysburg, with gun and crutches 416 Gettysburg, Pa. The cemetery gatehouse 417 Gettysburg. A Harvest of Death 418 Government coal wharf 419 Government corral. 420 Grant, Lt. Gen. Ulysses 421 Grant's lines, Petersburg 422 graves at Warren Station, Petersburg Lines 423 Grigsby House 424 Group of Confederate prisoners 425 Group of Confederate Prisoners[1] 426 Group of officers with soldiers 427 group of officers, 44th. N.Y. infantry 428 Group of Signal Corps Officers at camp of instructions 429 Guarding Confederate prisoners 430 Gun boat Commodore Perry 431 Gun Boat on James River, 1864 432 Gunboats on James River, Va. 1864-5 433 Guns captured at Missionary Ridge. (Collection of Capt. W.C. Margedant. Ch(ief) of Top. Engrs. under Gen. Rosencrans.). 434 Hanovertown Ferry, Va. Pontoon bridges across the Pamunkey, with wagons 435 Harper's Ferry, W. Va. Ruins of arsenal. Photograph from th 436 Harpers Ferry. Capt. Otis, Company 22nd N.Y. Infantry 437 Headquarters of 10th Army Corps. Hatcher's farm, December 1864 438 House, Pratt's Castle 439 HQ at Wilford House, Brandy Station 440 HQ co F 11th R.I. Infantry, Miners Hill, Va 441 Hut 442 index 443 Infantry camp 2 444 Infantry camp near City Point, Va 445 Infantry camp 446 Infantry Company on Parade 447 Infantry Company 448 Infantry on Parade near Harpers Ferry 449 Infantry resting from drills 450 Inside of fort 451 James River, 2nd. Corps camp 452 Keedysville, Md., vicinity. Confederate wounded Smith's Barn, Dr. Anson Hurd, 14th Indiana Vols 453 Keedysville, Md., vicinity. Confederate wounded at Smith's 454 Landing at White House, Pamunkey River, 1864 455 Landing on Rappahannock River, 1864-65 456 Landing supplies on James River, 1864 457 Letter from Robert E. Lee to Simon Cameron, Secretary of War, in which Lee Resigned from the U.S. Army. 458 Libby prison, 1865. 459 Lieut. H. C. Oakley. Group 460 Lt. Col. Michael C. Murphy Officers of 170th N.Y. Inf 461 Lt. Gen. Ulysses S. Grant 462 Lt. James B. Neill, 153rd N.Y. Volunteers 463 Maj. Gen. Wesley Merritt and staff 464 Maj. Richard I. Falls, 1st Pa. Cavalry. 465 Major General William T. Sherman and staff 466 Making Gabions in front of Petersburg 467 Maryland, Antietam Bridge 468 Maryland, Antietam, President Lincoln on the Battlefield 469 Maryland, Elk Mountain, Signal Tower 470 Maryland, Pleasant Valley 471 Mayre's Heights, Fredericksburg, May 3, 1863 472 Military Engine. Lincoln's Coach 473 Monitor Casco James River 474 Monitor Onondaga, James River 475 Monitor Saugus, James River 476 Monitors in Trent's reach, James River, 1864 477 Morris Island, S.C. Two 100-pdr. Parrott guns and stacks of shells inside Fort Putnam 478 Morris Island, South Carolina. July or August 1863. Unident 479 mortars, Butler's lines, near Petersburg, 1864 480 National Cemetery 481 Navy Poster 1863 482 New Hope Church, Ga., 1864, Confederate entrenchments 483 Nicloa Marschal designer of Confederate Flag 484 North Carolina, Fort Fisher 485 Office of the First Topographical Engineers at Chattanooga, Tennessee. (1863). 486 Officer in trenches with Parrott gun 487 Officers and horse 488 Officers at Headquarters of 6th Army Corps, winter of 1864 489 Officers at headquarters 490 Officers of 114th Pennsylvania Infantry in front of Petersb 491 Officers of 119th Penn. Inf 492 Officers of 139th PA Infantry 493 Officers of 139th Penn. Inf. 6th Corps 494 Officers of 139th Penn. Inf 495 Officers of 139th Penna. Infantry 496 Officers of 153rd N.Y. Inf 497 Officers of 164th and 170th N.Y. Inf 498 Officers of 164th N.Y. Inf 499 Officers of 4th. New Jersey Infantry 500 Officers of 69th N.Y. Inf. at Ft Corcoran 501 Officers of a Company of 8th Pa. Inf 502 Officers of a Company of the 153rd N.Y. Inf 503 Officers of Blenker's Division 504 Officers of Gun Boat Commodore Barney 505 Officers of the 15th N.Y. Engineers 506 Officers of the 2nd. Conn. volunteers 507 officers on Deck of monitor James River 508 Officers' winter quarters 509 officers, U.S. Sanitary Commission 510 Panoramic views of encampment of Army of Potomac at Cumberl 511 Part of Gettysburg Battlefield 512 Petersburg, Army Forge 513 Petersburg, Army of the Potomac Cock Fight 514 Petersburg, Field workshop in the Ninth Army Corps 515 Petersburg, Mortar Dictator 516 Pickets making coffee 517 Picking up debris after Pope's retreat 518 Plowing with a horse drawn plow 519 Pontoon across James River 520 Pontoon bridge Bull Run 521 Pope's Run, near Union Mills, bridge, etc. 522 Prince Polognac, a major general in the Confederate Army 523 Prisoners at Point Lookout taking the oath of allegiance 524 Prof. Maillefert and Naval Officers Torpedo Station on James River 525 Provost Marshal's Office 526 Provost Marshal's, 3rd Army Corps., March 1864 527 Q.M. Shops and storehouse, 6th Corps 528 Quaker guns at Confederate camp, Centerville, Va 529 Quartermaster Wagon 530 Railroad shops, round house, ruined bridge, etc 531 Regiment formed in square against Cavalry 532 Regiment forming for parade 533 Regiment marching down a street, Gettysburg 534 Regiment moving out for dress parade 535 Regiment of Sherman's veterans, 21st. Michigan 536 Regimental Drum Corps. 537 Regimental Drum Corps 538 Remount Station, Giesboro, D.C. Capacity 30,000 animals. 539 Removing wounded 540 Repairing railroad, Cattletts Station 541 Richmond, after the evacuation 542 Richmond, Libby Prison 543 Richmond, Va. 1865 544 Richmond. Ruins of Arsenal 545 Ringgold Battery on drill 546 Roundhouse at Alexandria, Va 547 Row of cannon 548 Ruins Atlanta 549 Ruins Charleston SC 550 Ruins of a locomotive in the Petersburg railroad depot, Richmond 551 Ruins of Arsenal, Richmond 552 Ruins of Fredericksburg 553 Ruins of Galligo Mills, Richmond 554 Ruins of Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Bridge 555 Ruins of Richmond Va 556 Ruins of Richmond, April, 1865 557 Ruins railroad Ga 558 sandbag battery with burst cannon 559 Sanitary Commission at Belle Plain Landing, Va., May 1864 560 Savage Station, Va. Field hospital after the battle of June 27 561 Scene of Ewell's attack, May 19, 1864, near Spottsylvania [ 562 Scouts and Guides to the army of the Potomac 563 Section of Keystone battery 564 Sergt. Thompson, 23rd N.Y. Volunteers. 565 Sharpsburg, Md. Lutheran church. Photograph from the main e 566 Sharpsburg, Md. Principal street. Photograph from the main 567 Sharpsburg, Md. View with Episcopal church in distance. Pho 568 Sheridan, Merritt and others 569 Sheridan, Merritt, Gregg, Davis, Wilson, Torbert 570 Sidney Clarke, Capt. of Kansas Volunteers 571 Slave Prison, Alexandria, Va. 572 Slaves Smith's Plantation, Beaufort, SC 2 573 Slaves Smith's Plantation, Beaufort, SC 574 Smoke-stack of Confederate Ram Albermarle 575 Soldier on picket, Petersurg 576 Soldiers' winter quarters 577 South Carolina, Charleston, Ruins of the Railroad station 578 South Carolina, Columbia, view from the State Capitol 579 Spring House. Soldiers getting water. At White House Landing 580 Stables and corral 581 Stairway. 582 Stoneman's Station, Va 583 Street in camp 2 584 Street in camp 585 Surgeons 164th New York Inf 586 Surgeons of Harewood Hospital, Washington, D.C 587 Swamp from which the confederates were driven at the point of the bayonet. 588 Sword. 589 The Peninsula, Va. A 12-pdr. howitzer gun captured by Butte 590 Tomb of William Wirt, Congressional Cemetery 591 Tommy Christie's Japanese midget. 592 Transports on Potomac River 593 trenches before Petersburg, Va., 1865 594 U.S. Military Bridge #5 595 U.S. Military R. R., and bridge built by Soldiers 596 U.S. Military R.R., Va. 597 U.S. Military Railroad engine 598 U.S. Sanitary Commission, 1864- 1865, Petersburg, Va 599 Union Battery 600 Union Bv't.-Gen. A.J. Myer 601 Union gunboat crew 602 Union troops Petersburg, Va 603 US Admiral Dahlgren 604 US Admiral Farragut 605 US Admiral Porter and staff 606 US Atlanta fortifications 607 US Bainbridge's Battery A, 1st U.S. Artillery, at the seige of Port Hudson, Louisiana. 608 US battery drill 609 US battery Missionary Ridge 610 US Battery outside Atlanta 611 US Captain Harry Page, Quartermaster 612 US Commodore Foote 613 Us Gen Ames and staff 614 US Gen Burnside 615 US Gen Butler 616 US Gen Ferrero and staff 617 US Gen Grehh and staff 618 US Gen Halleck 619 US Gen Hooker 620 US Gen John Pope 621 US Gen McClellan 622 US Gen McDowell 623 US Gen Meade 624 US Gen Rawlins 625 US Gen Rosecrans 626 US Gen Scott 627 US Gen Sheridan 628 US Gen Sherman 629 US Gen Thomas staff Ringgold Ga 630 US Gen Thomas 631 US Gen Ward and staff 632 US Gen Wilson and staff 633 US Gen. Hancock 634 US Gilbert A. Marbury, Drummer 635 US Grant and staff 636 US Major Anderson 637 US military RR engine 137 638 US Military Telegraph Operators, Headquarters, Army of the Potomac. July 1863. 639 US Military telegraph station at Wilcox's Landing. 640 US Monitor on the James River 641 US monitor Passaic 642 US Mrs. Abraham Lincoln 643 US Pres Lincoln 644 US Pvt. D.W.C. Arnold 645 US Qmasters boat Building Chatt TN 646 US Sargent Corbett 647 US sec of war Stanton 648 US woman sutler 114th Penn Zouaves 649 Vanderbilt medal. 650 View in Wilderness 651 View of a brick building, and wagons with teams of horses 652 View of balloon ascension 1862 653 View of Gettysburg 654 View of Richmond, Va 655 View of town showing farmhouse, outbuildings, etc. 656 View of town, west end of Charleston, S.C. 657 View of Yorktown, Va. May 1862 658 Virginia, Chickahominy, Military Bridge 659 Virginia, Cumberland Landing, Camp on the Pamunkey 660 Virginia, Fairfax, a group of officers at Headquarters, Army of the Potomac 661 Virginia, Fairfax, Confederate prisoners at court-house 662 Virginia, Fort Stedman 663 Virginia, Manassas Junction 664 Virginia, Manassas, Fortifications 665 Virginia, Norfolk Navy Yard, Ruins 666 Virginia, Warrenton 1865 667 Virginia, Yorktown, Battery Number One, 1862 668 Wagon train after supplies, James River, Va. 669 Wagons at camp along river 670 Warren White. 671 Washington arsenal Excelsior brigade 672 Washington, D.C. John C. Howard's stable on G Street betwee 673 Washington, D.C. The four condemned conspirators (Mrs. Surr 674 Washington, D.C. Wiard 6-pdr. gun at the Arsenal. Probably 1862 675 Wilderness 676 William E. Morris 677 winter huts and corduroy roads 678 Works in front of Atlanta, 1864 679 Wounded , Marye's Heights, Fredericksburg 680 Wounded soldiers from the battles in the Wilderness 681 Wounded soldiers in hospital 682 Zouave ambulance crew 683 Zouave Company at quarters 684 Zouave soldier of 684

1861-1865, Head Quarters of Gen. G.L. Hartsuff

1 05-0108a 2 114th Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers 3 1860-1865 Alexandria, Va. Battery Rodgers at Hunting Creek 4 1860-1865 Arlington, Va. Guns and gun-crews of Fort Richardson 5 1860-1865 Charleston Harbor, S.C. Rear Admiral John A. Dahl 6 1860-1865 Petersburg, Va. View from signal tower 7 1860-1865 Unknown location. 12-pdr. Napoleon. Probably mode 8 1860-1865 Unknown location. 6-pdr. field gun, model 1841 9 1860-1865 Unknown location. Modified 12-pdr. breech-loading 10 1860-1865 Unknown location. Parrott gun 11 1860-1865 Unknown location. Zouave ambulance crew demonstra 12 1860-1865 Yorktown, Va. Federal artillery park 13 1860-1865, Bv't. Maj. Gen. I.H. Duval 14 1860-1865, District of Columbia. Company E, 4th U.S. Colore 15 1861, 7th New York State Militia, Camp Cameron, D.C. #2 16 1861, 7th New York State Militia, Camp Cameron, D.C. 17 1861, Officers of the 69th New York State Militia, Fort Cor 18 1861, The gun 'Jeff Davis,' identified as a Rodman smooth b 19 1861-1864, Col. G.D. Wells, 34th Mass. Inf'y 20 1861-1865, 2d Rhode Island Infantry 21 1861-1865, 2nd Rhode Island Infantry #2 22 1861-1865, 2nd Rhode Island Infantry 23 1861-1865, 33d New York Infantry 24 1861-1865, Albert G. Jenkins, Brig. General, head-and-shoul 25 1861-1865, Brig. Gen. Charles R. Lowell, head-and-shoulders 26 1861-1865, Brig. Gen. Isham N. Haynie, head-and-shoulders p 27 1861-1865, Brig. General William Gamble & staff 28 1861-1865, Bv't Brig. Gen. H.H. Wells 29 1861-1865, Bv't. Brig. Gen. Horace Capron, col. 14th [...] Cav. 30 1861-1865, Bv't. Brig. Gen. Horace Capron, col. 14th Ill. Cav. 31 1861-1865, Bv't. Brig. Gen. M. Churchill 32 1861-1865, Bv't. Brig. General G.M. Schofield, head-and-sho 33 1861-1865, Bv't. Brig. General O.C. Risdon 34 1861-1865, Bv't. Maj. General Joseph Holt and group 35 1861-1865, Bv't. Maj. General Rufus Ingalls, full-length po 36 1861-1865, Bv't.-Gen. A.J. Myer 37 1861-1865, Bv't-Brig. Gen. E[dward] W. Whitaker 38 1861-1865, Double turreted monitor Onondaga, James River, V 39 1861-1865, Fort Brady, James River, Va., near Dutch Gap Canal 40 1861-1865, G.D. Wagner, Brig. General 41 1861-1865, G.H. Sharpe, Bv't. Maj. General 42 1861-1865, Gen. Alexander McCook and staff posed on porch n 43 1861-1865, George R. Latham, Colonel, 5th W. Va. Cav., head 44 1861-1865, Head Quarters of Gen. G.L. Hartsuff 45 1861-1865, Headquarters of Christian Commission, Germantown 46 1861-1865, Headquarters of Gen. T.W. Sherman, Beaufort, S.C 47 1861-1865, J.M. Waite, Bv't. Brig. General 48 1861-1865, James Hagan, head-and-shoulders portrait, facing 49 1861-1865, John Ramsay, Bv't. Maj. General, half-length por 50 1861-1865, Lewis Payne, Lincoln conspirator, full-length po 51 1861-1865, Maj. General Joseph Hooker, three-quarter length 52 1861-1865, Major General Fitz John Porter and staff 53 1861-1865, Major General John McAllister Schofield, three-q 54 1861-1865, Pontoon across Appomattox creek 55 1861-1865, Pontoon across the Appomattox River, Va., Broadw 56 1861-1865, Ruins at Hampton, Virginia showing chimneys, and 57 1861-1865, Sanitary Commission lodge, Washington, D.C. 58 1861-1865, Soldiers with cannon on small railroad car 59 1861-1870, Libby Prison, Richmond, Va. 60 1862 April 14, Charleston, S.C. Flag-raising ceremony, with 61 1862 April, Fort Pulaski, Ga. The ‘Beauregard’ gun 62 1862 December, The Lacy house, Falmouth, Virginia 63 1862 June, Fair Oaks, Va., vicinity. Capt. Rufus D. Pettit' 64 1862 June, Fair Oaks, Va., vicinity. Fort Richardson and ad 65 1862 June, Fair Oaks, Va., vicinity. Horatio G. Gibson's C 66 1862 June, Richmond, Va., vicinity. 20-pdr guns of the 1st 67 1862 June, Richmond, Va., vicinity. 20-pdr. v Parrott rifle 68 1862 June, Yorktown, Va. Confederate water Battery Magruder 69 1862 March, Confederate fortifications at Manassas, Va. 70 1862 May, Yorktown, Va., vicinity. 13-in. seacoast mortars 71 1862 October 3, Antietam, Md. Allan Pinkerton, President Li 72 1862 October 3, Antietam, Md. President Lincoln and Gen. Ge 73 1862 October 3, Antietam, Md. President Lincoln with Gen. G 74 1862 October, Harper's Ferry, W. Va. Ruins of arsenal 75 1862 Washington, D.C. Park of Wiard guns at the Arsenal, an 76 1862 Washington, D.C. Two Wiard guns at the Arsenal, Gen. D 77 1862, Adjutant and First Sergeants, 22d New York State Mili 78 1862, Headquarters Fifth Army Corps, Harrison's Landing, Ja 79 1862, Slave pen, Alexandria, Va. 80 1862, The 'Sunken Road' at Antietam 81 1862-1863, Battle-field of Gaines Mill, Va. 82 1862-1865 Alexandria, Va. Cooks in the kitchen of Soldiers' Rest 83 1862-1865 Alexandria, Va. Price, Birch and Co., dealers in 84 1862-1865 Alexandria, Va. Soldiers' Cemetery 85 1862-1865 Alexandria, Va. The Marshall House, King and Pitt 86 1862-1865, Gilman Marston, head-and-shoulders portrait, fac 87 1863 April, Falmouth, Va. Men and wagons of the Engineer Co 88 1863 August, Officers and non-commissioned officers of Co. 89 1863 July, Washington, D.C. Ambulance wagons and drivers at 90 1863 June, Washington, D.C., vicinity. 17th New York Batter 91 1863 March, U.S. iron clad gunboat Essex 92 1863, Dead on Culp's Hill 93 1863-1865 (most likely), Home in Charleston, S.C. 94 1864 April, Brandy Station, Va. General view of 6th New Yor 95 1864 December, Fort Monroe, Va. 3d Pennsylvania Heavy Artil 96 1864 December, Fort Monroe, Va. Officers of 3d Pennsylvania 97 1864 December, Savannah, Ga., vicinity. Army engineers remo 98 1864 Fort Brady, Va. Battery of Parrott guns manned by Comp 99 1864 Fort Brady, Va. Three officers of the 1st Connecticut 100 1864 January 8, Abraham Lincoln, three-quarter length portr 101 1864 Johnsonville, Tenn. Camp of Tennessee Colored Battery 102 1864 March, Camp of 50th New York Engineers near Rappahanno 103 1864 October, Petersburg, Va. The ‘Dictator,’ a 13-inch mor 104 1864 October, Petersburg, Va. The ‘Dictator,’ a closer view 105 1864, Fort Monroe, Va. The Lincoln Gun, a 15-inch Rodman Co 106 1864, U.S. military telegraph operators in front of Petersb 107 1864, Winter quarters of a cavalry regiment in Army of Poto 108 1865 April 12, Confederate boy, age 14, lies dead outside b 109 1865 April 14, Charleston, S.C. Crowd inside Fort Sumter aw 110 1865 April 14, Charleston, S.C. Crowd inside Fort Sumter, a 111 1865 April 19, Washington, D.C. President Lincoln's funeral 112 1865 April 2, Ditch and 'Cheavaux de Frise' in front of the 113 1865 April, Petersburg, Va. Federal soldiers removing artil 114 1865 April, Richmond, Va. Ruins of State Arsenal from the Canal 115 1865 April, Richmond, Va. Stacked and scattered ammunition 116 1865 April, Washington Navy Yard, D.C. David E. Herold, a c 117 1865 April, Washington Navy Yard, D.C. Edward Spangler, a c 118 1865 April, Washington Navy Yard, D.C. George A. Atzerodt, 119 1865 April, Washington Navy Yard, D.C. Lewis Payne, in swea 120 1865 April, Washington Navy Yard, D.C. Lewis Payne, the con 121 1865 April, Washington Navy Yard, D.C. Michael O'Laughlin, 122 1865 April, Washington Navy Yard, D.C. Samuel Arnold, a con 123 1865 April, Washington, D.C. Ford's Theater with guards pos 124 1865 April, Washington, D.C. President Lincoln's box at For 125 1865 April, Washington, D.C. Rocking chair used by Presiden 126 1865 April, Washington, D.C. Workmen in front of the Ambula 127 1865 April-June, Richmond, Va. Captured siege guns at Rocketts 128 1865 August, Arlington, Va. Company F, 2d New York Artiller 129 1865 August, Arlington, Va. Gun crew of Company K, 2d New Y 130 1865 August, Arlington, Va. Interior view of Fort C. F. Smi 131 1865 August, Arlington, Va. Officers of Company F, 2d New Y 132 1865 August, District of Columbia. Detachment of Company K, 133 1865 August, District of Columbia. Officers and men of Comp 134 1865 August, District of Columbia. Officers of Companies A 135 1865 August, Washington, D.C. Company M, 9th New York Heavy 136 1865 Broadway Landing, Va. Federal ordnance at the depot, a 137 1865 Broadway Landing, Va. Federal ordnance at the depot 138 1865 Charleston, S.C. Blakely guns and ammunition in the Ar 139 1865 Charleston, S.C. Confederate torpedoes, shot, and shel 140 1865 Charleston, S.C. East Battery, dismantled Blakely gun 141 1865 Charleston, S.C. South Battery, dismantled Blakely gun 142 1865 District of Columbia. Gun crews of Company H, 3d Massa 143 1865 July 7, Washington, D.C. Adjusting the ropes for hangi 144 1865 July 7, Washington, D.C. Coffins and open graves ready 145 1865 July 7, Washington, D.C. Execution of the conspirators 146 1865 July 7, Washington, D.C. Execution of the Lincoln cons 147 1865 July 7, Washington, D.C. Gen. John F. Hartranft readin 148 1865 July 7, Washington, D.C. Hanging bodies of the conspir 149 1865 July 7, Washington, D.C. Hanging bodies of the Lincoln 150 1865 July 7, Washington, D.C. Hanging hooded bodies of the 151 1865 June, District of Columbia. Sergeants of 3d Massachuse 152 1865 March 2, Letter from Mathew Brady to President Abraham 153 1865 March, Petersburg, Va. General view of camp of Oneida, 154 1865 May, Washington, D.C. Group of ambulances followed by 155 1865 May, Washington, D.C. Infantry unit with fixed bayonet 156 1865 Morris Island, S.C. Battery of 100-pdr. Parrott guns i 157 1865 Morris Island, S.C. Two 100-pdr. Parrott guns and stac 158 1865 Richmond, Va. Captured siege guns at Rocketts, differe 159 1865 Richmond, Va. Captured siege guns at Rocketts 160 1865 Richmond, Va. Grounds of the ruined Arsenal with scatt 161 1865 Richmond, Va. Park of captured guns at Rocketts 162 1865 Richmond, Va. Piles of solid shot, canister, etc., in 163 1865 Washington, D.C. Gen. John F. Hartranft and staff, res 164 1865, Arsenal grounds, Richmond, Va., showing ruins and sho 165 1865, Assassination of President Lincoln, George A. Atzerol 166 1865, District of Columbia. Gun crews of Company H, 3d Mass 167 1865, District of Columbia. Interior view of Fort Lincoln 168 1865, Gen. Grant's rail road, City Point, Va. looking north 169 1865, Grave of John C. Calhoun, in front of St. Philip's Ch 170 1865, Headquarters Fifth Army Corps, Harrison's Landing, Ja 171 1865, House where the Union officers were confined under fi 172 1865, Interior of Fort Sumpter, James Island in the distance 173 1865, Libby Prison, north side, Richmond, Va. 174 1865, Sea face of Fort Sumpter [sic], showing broken guns, 175 1865, The Parrot Rifled Cannon that threw the shot and shel 176 1865, The ruins of Charleston, S.C., showing the Sister Churches 177 1865, Union picket line in front of the rebel Fort Mahone, 178 1865, View in water battery, James River, Va.--Ready to fire #2 179 1865, View in Water Battery, James River, Va.--Ready to fire 180 1865, View of Richmond Va., at the close of the rebellion 181 1865, View of The wharves, Charleston, S.C., near the Battery 182 1865, View on the Point Battery, Charleston, S.C., showing 183 1865, Washington, D.C. Gen. John F. Hartranft and staff, re 184 1st Mass. Heavy Artillery burying the dead 185 20 in. Columbiad cannon Group of officers 186 200-1b gun on Morris Island 187 21st Michigan Infantry 188 22nd N.Y. Volunteers, Lt. J.T. Baldwin 189 2d Rhode Island Infantry Drum 2 190 2nd Maine Infantry on parade 191 2nd Rhode Island Infantry Drumer 192 43-1534a 193 44th N.Y. Inf. on dress parade 194 4th United States Artillery, Battery A, Robertson's Brigade 195 6th Maine Infantry after battle of Fredericksburg 196 71st. N.Y. Inf. at Camp Douglas, 1861 197 7th New York State Militia, Camp Cameron, D.C., 1861 198 A Company of the 170th N.Y. Inf 199 A dead Rebel soldier, inside the Union picket lines. This v 200 A dead Rebel Soldier 201 A sandbag battery with burst cannon. 202 Admiral John A. Dahlgren and group 203 Alexandria, Va. camp of 44th, N.Y. Inf 204 Andersonville prison, Georgia 205 Andersonville prisoners 206 Antietam, Md. A cavalry orderly. Photograph from the main e 207 Antietam, Md. Another view of Antietam bridge. Photograph f 208 Antietam, Md. Battlefield on the day of the battle. Photogr 209 Antietam, Md. Burnside's bridge. Photograph from the main e 210 Antietam, Md. Seated- R. William Moore and Allan Pinkerton. 211 Arlington Mansion 212 Band of 107th U.S. Colored Infantry, Fort Corcoran Arlington, Va. 213 Battery (squad) on drill 214 Battery at Annapolis, Md 215 Battery at rest 216 Battery in action at Fredericksburg, Va 217 Battery in Fort 218 Battery in front of Petersburg 219 Battery inside of Fort or breastworks 220 Battery on drill 2 221 Battery on drill. Brady in center 222 Battery on drill 223 Benson's battery At Fair Oaks or Seven Pines, Va 224 Benson's Battery in camp 225 Bridge across Rock Creek, on Line of Penn. Ave., carrying Washington Aqueduct. 226 Bridge and block house 227 Bridge. 228 Brig. Gen. John J. Abercombie and staff 229 Bull Run. Ruins of Stone Bridge 230 Burial Fredricksburg Va 231 Burying Confederate dead, Fredericksburg 232 Burying of dead 233 Burying Union POWs Andersonville, Georgia 234 Bvt. Brig Gen. Wm. Cogswell and staff 235 Bvt. Maj. Gen. Robert S. Foster and staff 236 Bvt. Maj. Gen. Thomas H. Neill and staff 237 Bvt. Maj. Gen. Thomas L. Crittenden 238 Cabin John Bridge 239 Cadets building, West Point, N.Y 240 Camp Cooks at work 241 Camp of 44th Inf. near Alexandria, Va 242 Camp of Confederate prisoners at Belle Plain, Va., 1864 243 Camp scene 2 244 Camp scene 3 245 Camp scene 5 246 Camp scene 6 247 Camp scene Group of Officers 248 Camp scene Officer in tent 249 Cannon of largest size mounted at Battery Rodgers 250 Cannon squad at drill 251 Capitol Prison Wash CD 252 Capt. A.H. Francis 253 Capt. G.F.W. Wiley A.Q.M., Stonemans Station, Va 254 captured guns at Richmond, Virginia 255 Captured guns, Richmond, Va., 1865 256 Carver Hospital, Washington 257 Castle Thunder, Petersburg, Va 258 Cavalry, at Fair Oaks 259 Centerville VA, Fortifications on the Heights 260 Centerville VA, Quaker Guns 261 Chief engineers Benjamin F. Isherwood, Albert S. Greene, and others 262 Co G 1rst Mass Cav 263 Co H, 44th Indiana Infantry 264 Co. E, 22nd N.Y. State Militia, near Harpers Ferry 265 Coat and pants of Col. Ellsworth 266 Col. H.H. Hall. 267 Col. James E. McMahon, 164th N.Y. Inf 268 Col. James P. McMahon group at HQ 164th N.Y. Inf. 269 Col. Michael Corcoran, 69th. N.Y. Volunteers. 270 Col. W.E. Woodruff, 2d Kentucky Infantry 271 Cold Harbor burial party 272 Commissary headquarters, Rocky Face Ridge, Ga 273 Commissary of Regiment Dressed beef 274 Company 170th N.Y. Infantry 275 Company A, 9th Indiana Infantry 276 Company of infantry on drill 277 Company of Infantry on parade 278 Company on parade 279 Company, 44th Indiana Infantry 280 Conf Battery 281 Conf boat captured James River 282 Conf captured arms Charleston SC 283 Conf Col Mosby 284 Conf Gen Gordon 285 Conf Gen James Longstreet 286 Conf Gen Stonewall Jackson 287 Conf Gen. John B. Hood 288 Conf Gen. William Mahone, 289 Conf Jeff Davis house Richmond 290 Conf Judah P Benjamin 291 Conf Lt. Gen. Ambrose P Hill 292 Conf Lt. Gen. John C Breckenridge 293 Conf Pres Davis 294 Conf Sec of War Seddon 295 Conf torpedo boat David Charleston SC 296 Conf vice Pres Stevens 297 Confederate artillery near Charleston, S.C. 298 Confederate battery Warrington Fl 299 Confederate battle flags 300 Confederate breastworks Petersburg 1865 301 Confederate dead Fredericksburg 302 Confederate lines near Atlanta, Ga 303 Confederate prisoners Chattanooga, Tenn. 304 Confederate prisoners at Belle Plain Landing, Va., captured 305 Confederate prisoners at Fairfax VA 306 Confederate prisoners Belle Plain, Va 2 307 Confederate prisoners Belle Plain, Va 308 Confederate prisoners under escort to Belle Plain, Va., 1864 309 Confederate Ram Atlanta after her capture 310 Confederate Trench Breastworks, Petersburg 311 Confederate water battery at Warrington FL 312 Contraband camp, Richmond, Va, 1865 313 Contraband school. 314 Crew and gunboat 315 Crew of Monitor on James River 316 CSS Alabama 317 CSS Manassas 318 Culpeper Court House. Wallach House 319 Culpeper, Virginia, August 1862 320 Custer, Maj. Gen. George 321 Custis burial place 322 Dead Confederate Ewell's Corps 323 Dead confederate killed in the trenches of Ft. Mahone 324 Dead Confederate soldier 2 325 Dead Confederate soldier 4 326 dead Confederate soldier 327 Dead ready for burial, at Fredericksburg 328 Dead Rebel soldier, Petersburgh, Va., 329 Dead soldier in trench, Petersburg 330 Debris of trains after Pope's retreat. 2nd Battle of Bull Run 331 Deck of Gun Boat, probably Mendota 332 Deck of Monitor on James River 333 deserted camp and wounded soldier 334 District of Columbia. Men and gun of 3d Massachusetts Heavy 335 Drum corps, 8th New York State Militia, Arlington, Va., June, 1861 336 Embalming surgeon at work on soldier's body 337 Enlisted men on deck 338 Exhibit of swords by Tiffany & Co. Metropolitan Fair. 339 Falls Church, Va. Old Episcopal Church 340 Field Pharmacy, Gen. Thomas' Headquarters 341 Flag of the 8th Penna. Reserves 342 Ford on Bull Run 343 Fort Brady, Petersburg Lines, Va 344 Fort Gregg Battery on Morris Is SC 345 Forts on Potomac River. -- Battery Rodgers 346 Fredericksburg Showing Confederate troops 347 Fredericksburg, Battery D, Second United States Artillery 348 Fredericksburg, Evacuation of Aquia Creek 349 Ft Beauregard Va 350 Ft Johnson 351 Ft Morgan Alabama 1864 352 Ft Putnam Battery 353 Gen Jeb Stuart, CSA, 1863 354 Gen. A V. Kautz and Gen. G Weitzel 355 Gen. Alfred H. Terry and staff 356 Gen. Alfred H. Terry. 357 Gen. Ambrose B. Burnside and staff 358 Gen. Ambrose E. Burnside 359 Gen. Benjamin F. Butler and staff 360 Gen. Benjamin F. Butler 361 Gen. Charles Devens and staff 362 Gen. Charles Ewing 363 Gen. Charles Griffin and staff 364 Gen. Daniel C. McCallum and Capt. Hurlbert on Lookout Mountain 365 Gen. David A. Russell. 366 Gen. David B. Birney 367 Gen. Edward D. C. Ord and staff 368 Gen. Edward Ferrero. 369 Gen. Edward O.C. Ord and staff 370 Gen. George G. Meade and staff of thirty-four 371 Gen. George L. Andrews. 372 Gen. Godfrey Weitzel and staff 373 Gen. Gouverneur K. Warren and staff 374 Gen. Horace Porter 375 Gen. James P. McIvor and staff 376 Gen. John A. Dix and group 377 Gen. John A. Logan. 378 Gen. John A. Rawlins. 379 Gen. John F. Farnsworth. 380 Gen. John J. Abercrombie and group 381 Gen. John J. Abercrombie and staff 382 Gen. Joseph A. Mower 383 Gen. Joseph Hooker and horse 384 Gen. Martin T. McMahon and staff 385 Gen. Meade 386 Gen. N. Martin Curtis. 387 Gen. O.B. Wilcox and staff 388 Gen. Robert B. Potter and staff 389 Gen. Robert H. Milroy. 390 Gen. Robert S. Foster and staff 391 Gen. Rufus Ingalls. Col. Ames Webster, and unknown 392 Gen. Samuel R. Curtis. 393 Gen. Samuel W. Crawford and staff 394 Gen. Sickles and Gen. Heintzelman 395 Gen. T. H. Neil and Gen. F. W. Russel, Gen. Martindale, 6th Cor