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Yorktown, Virginia. Battery No. 4 |
Major General William T. Sherman |
Colonel G. Bourri, 68th New York Infantry |
A.S. Williams & group, U.S.A. |
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General Julius Stahel |
Young Soldier |
Culpeper, Virginia (vicinity). General Henry Prince and staff |
Richmond, Virginia. Governor Street |
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Lieutenant Colonel N.L. Farnham, 11th New York Infantry |
Washington, District of Columbia. Grand review of the army |
Colonel G.W.B. Tompkins, 82nd New York Infantry |
Joseph Dickinson (Maine) Brevetted for gallantry of staff duty at Gettysburg |
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Chattanooga, Tennessee (vicinity). View of Umbrella Rock, Lookout Mountain |
Yorktown, Virginia (vicinity). Battery No. 4, mounting 13-inch mortars, each weighing 20,000 pounds |
Major J.W. Beazell, Paymaster, U.S.V. |
General Townsend USA |
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Major A. Von Peuchelstein, 4th New York Cav. |
Richmond, Virginia. Ballard house on Franklin Street |
Chattanooga, Tennessee (vicinity). Pool, Lookout Mountain |
Petersburg, Virginia. Group of 3d Indiana Cavalry, headquarters Army of the Potomac |
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61st New York Infantry |
Lt. Van Ness |
Sgt. F. Cozzens, 7th NYSM? |
General O.M. Mitchell USA |
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Colonel F.G. D'Utassy, 39th New York Infantry USA |
Charleston, South Carolina. Remains of Blakely gun destroyed by Confederates before evacuation |
Lt. S.W. Nichols, U.S.N. |
Antietam, Maryland. Burnside bridge from the southeast |
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Major W.T. Jones |
Nelson church in background used as a hospital |
U.S. Grant |
Major L. Kip |
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Brig. Gen. J.H. Van Allen |
Geo. H. Gordon |
Falmouth, Virginia. Captain Morrison's Company. Company G, 61st New York Infantry |
Charleston, South Carolina. Club house at the race course where Federal officers were confined |
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[Brig. General Johnson Kelly Duncan, head-and-shoulders portrait, facing front] |
Major General John F. Reynolds |
Brigadier General A.C. Godwin |
Petersburg, Virginia. Blandford church |
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