Civil War

Lewis Payne

Civil War Injuries

Captain J.R. Goldsborough, United States Navy

Halleck

1st Brigade, Horse Artillery

General Joseph Hooker

Lieutenant Colonel Wm. B. Hyde, 9th New York Cavalry

General John H. Martindale & staff in the field near Richmond

General J.A. McClernand

Confederate palisades and chevaux-de-frise near Potter house

7th New York State Militia, Camp Cameron, D.C., 1861

Fort Monroe, Virginia. 3d Regiment Pennsylvania Heavy Artillery. (152nd Volunteers)

General G. Mott

Richmond, Virginia. Smoke stack of C.S. Ram VIRGINIA No. 2. Holes made by Federal batteries

Soldiers at gate of Fort Slemmer

Wigfall

Elk Mountain, Maryland

Virginia. U.S. gunboat MASSASOIT

Major General Judson Kilpatrick

Corinth, Mississippi. Confederate dead in front of Battery Robinette the morning after the attack)

Gen. G.D. Wise

Cumberland Landing, James River

Drum Corps, 30th Pennsylvania Inf'y.

A.S. Webb

St. Augustine, Florida. Gate. Fort Marion

Franklin Street, including the residence of General Robert E. Lee

Comd. Harwood

Petersburg, Virginia. Earthworks in front of Petersburg

Soldiers in Trenches

Bombardment of Fort Sumter

Bealton, Virginia. Company B, 93d New York Infantry

Washington Navy Yard, District of Columbia. Lewis Payne the conspirator who attacked Secretary Seward standing in overcoat and hat

Colonel John S. Mosby

Civil War Navy Uniforms

Colored Infantry

Sulphur Springs, Virginia (vicinity)

Lt. Colonel Curtis

Richmond, Virginia. Ruins along the canal

City Point, Virginia. Slaughter house

Bomb proof quarters in Fort Burnham