Civil War

Bull Run, Virginia Matthews' or the Stone House

Colonel J.H. Willett, 12th New Jersey Infantry

General George Thomas

Gordon Granger

Atlanta, Georgia (vicinity). Spot in woods where General James B. McPherson was killed, July 22, 1864

Major General Edward Ferrero

General William Worth

Brig. General Joseph Dana Webster

Yorktown, Virginia. Captain Perkin's "Sesesh" horse captured at Cornwallis cave

Joseph J. Bartlett, Colonel 27th New York Infantry

Bull Run, Virginia. Robinson's house

9th U.S. Veteran Reserve Corps

Petersburg, Virginia. Group of officers at headquarters

View from Confederate fort, east of Peachtree Street, looking east, Atlanta, Georgia

Farnhold's House

Major H. W. Sawyer and staff at Camp Stoneman

Civil War Drummer Boys

U.S. Grant

Stacked Cannon Balls

Petersburg, Virginia. Mills

Hilton Head, South Carolina. Federal siege train

Brigadier General Richard L. T. Beale

Maj. Gen. Lovell Harrison Rousseau

Photographic Wagon

City Point, Virginia (vicinity). Hospital wharf on Appomattox

Runaway Slaves

View of Charleston from the roof of the Orphan Asylum

Col. J. O'Mahoney, 40th N.Y. Inf.

Interior view of Fort Sumter on the occasion of the raising of the old flag. (Four field guns on parapet)

Charleston, South Carolina. Post Office

Fort Richardson

U.S.S. MONITOR

Fort Sedgwick ("Fort Hell")

Charleston, South Carolina. Photographer [Samuel Cooley] on parapet of Fort Sumter photographing soldier

Knoxville, Tennessee (vicinity). Railroad bridge across Platt creek

Private Sampson Altman

Horse Artillery

Petersburg, Virginia. Warehouse used as a prison

Federal Battery No. 1

Broadway Landing, Virginia