Civil War

Battery No. 4, mounting 13-inch mortars. South end

General Robert H. Milroy

Telegraph Operator

Colonel John S. Crocker, Lieutenant Colonel Benjamin C. Butler, and adjutant of 93d New York Volunteers]

Colonel David H. Strother, 3rd W. Virginia Cav

Thos. H. Ruger

General J.G. Barnard

Gun in Battery Brooke on James River above Dutch Gap Canal

Major General A.A. Humphrey

Lieutenant Colonel Nelson White, 1st Connecticut Artillery

Gen. D.C. McCallum

H.A. Barnum

Comd. Harwood, United States Navy

M. Miller, Colonel, 18th Missouri Infantry, standing before horse held by African American man

City Point Explosion

McLaws

Brigadier General Alfred W. Ellet

George Thom, Lt Col., Corps of Engineers

Geo. F. Shipley, Colonel 20th Maine

Surg. J. Campbell

General Napoleon Bonaparte McLaughlen and staff near Washington, D.C.

Yorktown, Virginia (vicinity). Group.

General G.W.C. Lee

Confederate entrenchments in the woods near Spotswood's House

Henry A. Wise

Brannon

Colonel McCarty

General George Sykes & staff.

The Belle Isle railroad bridge (covered) from the south bank

General Samuel Kosciuzko Zook

L. Schoff

James McQuade

Sam Jones, CSA

Belle Plain Landing, Virginia Camp of 15th New York engineers

Manassas, Virginia. Confederate fortifications

Clement Anslem Evans, 1833-1911

Chaplain S.H. Weston, 7th N.Y.S.M.

Keedysville, Maryland (vicinity)

Braxton Bragg, CSA

Maj. Gen. Lovell Harrison Rousseau