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Atlanta, Georgia (vicinity). Bomb-proof shelter |
Civil War Surgeons |
Richmond & Danville Railroad bridge |
Port Royal, South Carolina. Slaves Houses |
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Commander J.P. Bankhead, U.S.N. |
Arlington Heights |
Officers of 93d New York Infantry |
Germanna Ford |
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Washington, District of Columbia. Interior of Fort Totten |
General Daniel Butterfield on horseback |
Major General Robert C. Schenck |
Belle Plain Landing, Virginia. Mail Wagon |
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Washington, District of Columbia. Wiard guns at U.S. Arsenal |
Fort Pulaski, Georgia Interior view of the breach |
Bealton, Virginia. Officers and non-commissioned officers of Company D, 93d New York Infantry |
Richmond, Virginia. Ruined buildings in the burnt district |
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Gettysburg Soldiers |
Band of 107th U.S. Colored Infantry |
Sodliers with Artillery |
Convalescent camp, near Alexandria, Virginia |
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Old Market House |
General Emerson Opdyke |
General E.S. Bragg, 6th Wisc. Inf. |
Zebulon York |
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Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. John L. Burns, the "old hero of Gettysburg," with gun and crutches |
Civil War Ship |
Officers of 1st New York Light Artillery |
Charles City Court House, Virginia. Front view of Court House |
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Richmond and Danville Railroad Bridge |
Culpeper, Virginia |
Charleston Harbor, South Carolina. Interior view of Fort Sumter |
Richmond, Virginia. Captured siege gun at Rocketts |
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Massaponax Church, Virginia |
Bull Run, Virginia. The battlefield |
Chapin's Bluff, Virginia. |
Gettysburg Battlefield |
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Officers of 114th Pennsylvania Infantry in front of Petersburg, Virginia,August, 1864 |
General Eugene A. Carr |
Jones' Landing, Virginia (vicinity). Mail-boat, CITY OF HUDSON on James River |
War Department |
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