Civil War

View of ruins of Richmond and Petersburg R.R. Bridge, James River, Richmond, Virginia

Fort Fisher, North Carolina. Gun with muzzle shot away

Jenkins, C.S.A.

T.D. Sedgwick

General Benjamin M. Prentiss

General John F. Miller, Colonel of 29th Ind. Infantry Wounded at Stone River

General Henry Prince. Engaged at Wopping Heights, Virginia July 1863. Committed suicide in Loundon, Eng. Aug. 19, 1892

W.C. Talley

Colonel George H. Chapman (3rd Indiana Cavalry) at his headquarters. Army of the Potomac

U.S. Grant

General J.F. Hall, Colonel 1st New York Engineers

D. Sickles & staff

Surg. M.E. Simmons, 22nd Massachusetts Infantry

Adj. J.B. Coppinger, 83rd New York Infantry

Rebel Army of Virginia: Longstreet, Beauregard, Breckenridge, Fitzhugh Lee, R.E. Lee, A.P. Hill, and Ewell

General Poe O.M.

Bvt. Brigadier General W. Seawell

General Robert Patterson U.S.A.

Pontoon across the Appomattox River, Virginia,Broadway Landing

Commodore S.C. Rowan USN

Admiral Rodgers

Col. B. Grierson, 6th Ill. Cavalry

General James R. Chalmers, Col. 9th Miss. Inf.

P.J. Osterhaus

23rd New York Infantry

Colonel Fletcher Webster, 12th Massachusetts Infantry

Company F 114th Pennsylvania Infantry

General Robert E. Lee, C.S.A.

Lt. Col. W.C. Maxwell, 103rd Pa. Inf.

Provost Marshal

Colonel McCarty

Portrait of Brigadier General Emerson Opdycke, officer of the Federal Army

Dutch Gap, Virginia (vicinity). Deserted farm house near Dutch Gap canal

A.R. Lawton, C.S.A.

James Morrison Hawes, 1823-1889

M.N. Wisewall 28th New Jersey

Richard Taylor CSA

Washington, District of Columbia. Government mess house

Thomas Turner Fauntleroy

Charleston, South Carolina (vicinity). Federal battery on Morris Island