Civil War Medicine

Surgeon General Joseph K. Barnes, U.S.A.

Convalescent camp, near Alexandria, Virginia

Washington, District of Columbia (vicinity). Hospital camp. Kendall Green

Field Hospital

Civil War Doctors

Nurses and officers of the U.S. Sanitary Commission

Medical supply boat "Planter"

Surgeon Campbell, U.S.N.

Hospital for Federal officers (Literary Department, University of Nashville; later Lindsley Hall, Peabody Normal College)

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

Appomattox River, Virginia. Medical supply steamer, PLANTER

Surg. C.P. Frost, 15th Vermont Infantry

Yorktown, Virginia Thomas Nelson house (right), used as a hospital; in 1781 used as a headquarters by Lord Cornwallis

Washington, District of Columbia. Medical Department

Yorktown Hospital

Washington, District of Columbia. Harewood Hospital

Surg. D.G. Rush, 101st Pennsylvania Infantry

Dr. James Simons

Surgeon Campbell, United States Navy

Darrall, Honorable Chester B.

Updegraff, Honorable Jonathan Taylor

Old Frame House used as a Hospital

Harewood hospital

Hampton, Virginia. Chesapeake Hospital and grounds

General hospital wharf, Army of the Potomac, City Point, Virginia

Removing wounded

Fair Oaks Hospital

Amputee

Surg. J.E. Dexter

Surg. W.H. Church

Charles Henry Nichols

Surg. W.H. Worthington, 63rd Pennsylvania

Ambulance Wagons

Surg. J. Campbell

Surg. C.P. Frost, 15th Vermont Infantry

Surgeon C.W. Wheelwright

General William A. Hammond

Surg. R.H. Gilbert

Colonel T.F. Perley, Medical Inspector

Runyon