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Painting Of Monitor Battling Merrimack(Original Caption) A painting depicting the Union ship, the Monitor battling the Confederate ship, the Merrimack during the Civil War. The battle took place on Mar
Rally Spirits of 76 HandbillPOSTER EXHORTING CITIZENS OF LEOMINSTER, MASS. TO A JULY 8, 1854 ANTI-SOUTH RALLY AGAINST THE "NEBRASKA INIQUITY"
Union Infantry Corporal Holding RevolverCivil War: Portrait of an unidentified Union Infantry corporal, holding a Colt model 1849 pocket revolver. Civil War camp photographers kept such equipment to add a martial touch to their portraits
Youngest Soldier in U.S. Civil WarSergeant Johnny Clem, the youngest soldier in the Civil War (aged 13), he later rose to the rank of Major General of the Regular Army
Civil War Field HospitalNurses, physicians, and soldiers stand outside the field hospital of the U.S. Sanitary Commission during the United States Civil War
General Ulysses S. Grant in Uniform
Freed African Americans Along a WharfA group of freed African American slaves along a wharf during the United States Civil War
Ulysses S. Grant in Uniform(Original Caption) Ca.1860s-Ulysses S. Grant (1822-1885), as an officer. Photographed standing in the studio, in military uniform, by Matthew Brady
Confederate Soldiers Relaxing at their CampA group of confederate soldiers relaxing at their camp. Undated photograph
Sgt. Oscar Ryder of the Union ArmySgt. Oscar Ryder of the 7th New York State Militia of the Union Army
Portrait of Civil War Soldier Kady BrownellKady Brownell wears a Civil War uniform
Wounded Civil War Zouave SoldierA member of a Confederate Civil War Zouave unit (right) wears the distinctive uniform of baggy pants, decorative jacket, and fez. Standing at his side is a Confederate soldier
USS Baron de Kalb Ironclad GunboatUnion USS Baron de Kalb ironclad gunboat, originally named the USS St. Louis
Confederate Army with CannonGunners of General William B. Hazen's division of the 15th Corps stand around a field gun at Fort McAllister in Richmond Hill, Georgia
Union General Daniel E. Sickles in Civil War Uniform(Original Caption) Portrait of American Union general and politician Daniel Edgar Sickles in Civil War uniform. He is shown waist up, seated with his arms crossed. Photograph circa 1860s
Civil War Volunteer Clara Barton Sitting by ClockClara Barton, under President Abraham Lincoln's charge for sending supplies to civil war soldiers, holds a pair of gloves next to a table and clock
American Troops at Civil War Camp(Original Caption) USA: Regimental fife and Drum Corps in the field. Brady photograph
Confederate Army Captain George HillyerCaptain George Hillyer, Captain of the 9th Georgia Infantry Regiment of the Confederate States Army
Two Confederate SoldiersA pair of soldiers from the Confederate States Army
Union Officers in Camp(Original Caption) 3/21/1942-Union officers and Camp servants during the Civil War
Stonewall Jackson(Original Caption) Portrait of Stonewall Jackson. Undated photograph
Joseph Hooker Civil War Major General(Original Caption) Joseph Hooker, Civil War General. Undated photograph by Mathew Brady. BPA2# 2355
Union Officer Carl Schurz(Original Caption) Carl Schurz as an officer during the Civil War. Undated composite photograph. Depicted headshoulders
Armory Square Hospital During the United States Civil WarInjured soldiers at Armory Square Hospital during the United States Civil War
Wounded Soldier During the American Civil WarA wounded member of the Zouave, the French infantry, is offered a drink from a soldier's canteen while recovering from an injury during the American Civil War
Confederate "Zouaves" Soldier(Original Caption) Photo shows a Confederate soldier (Zouave) from New Orleans. From the Confederate Museum, Richmond. VA. Undated
Private Francis E. Brownell(Original Caption) Civil War soldier Private Francis E. Brownell, 11th New York Infantry (Fire Zouaves). Photograph by Mathew Brady. Undated
Confederate Naval YardMembers of the Confederate States Navy at a campsite in Pensacola, Florida, during the Civil War
Woodcut of the Confederate Army RecruitingORIGINAL CAPTION READS: Drumming up recruits for the Confederate Army. Woodcut from 1861
Sergeant John R. FellSGT. JOHN R. FELL CO. B. LOUISIANA GUARDS 1ST REGIMENT C.S.A. TINTYPE, COURTESY MR. LEE WALLACE OF ARLINGTON VIRGINIA
Two Confederate SoldiersA pair of soldiers of the Confederate States Army, one brandishing a flintlock pistol
Civil War Parade; Zouaves March; Lithogr(Original Caption) New York, NY: New York Civil War Parade. Zouaves of the 7th Regiment parading on Boradway before their departure to the front. Lithograph, 1861. BPA2# 3574
Confederate General Braxton Bragg in Uniform4/6/1862- Official portrait of Civil War officer General Braxton Bragg of the Confederate States of America
The General Locomotive(Original Caption) 4/12/1862-: Great Locomotive Chase (Andrews Raid). The Locomotive General, which was pirated by a group of Union soldiers and driven from Marietta, Georgia to Chattanooga
Staff of Union General Andrew Porter5/20/1862: The staff of Union General Andrew Porter lounge in front of a tent during the Civil War
Union Soldiers with Cannon(Original Caption) Portrait of four Civil War artillery officers grouped around a cannon in the vicinity of Fair Oaks, Virginia, June 1862. BPA2# 719
Fugitive Slaves Ford Rappahannock River8/1962-Virginia-ORIGINAL CAPTION READS: Fugitive Negroes fording the Rappahannock River
Lincoln Visits Civil War HeadquartersPresident Lincoln visits General George B. McClellan and his staff at his camp near Sharpsburg, Maryland, on October 3, 1862, a few weeks after the Battle of Antietam
General Alfred Pleasonton and Staff(Original Caption) Portrait of General Alfred Pleasonton, Cavalry Commander at Gettysburg, posing with his staff. Photograph, 1863
Union Officers Outside TentOfficers of the Union Army sit outside a tent reading letters
Black Laborers At AlexandriaA group of Black laborers near a coal wharf at Alexandria, Virginia, USA, circa 1862 - 1865. (Photo by Matthew Brady/Bettmann)
The Capture Of Arkansas Post; Ar(Original Caption) AR: The capture of Arkansas Post, Ark.--General Stephen G. Burbridge, accompanied by his staff, planting the stars and stripes on Fort Hindman, January 11th, 1863. Undated woodcut
Drummer Boys of the 61st New York Infantry During the Civil War(Original Caption) Picture shows the Drummer Boys of the 61st New York Infantry
Army Factions At Gettysburg Battlefield(Original Caption) The "Army of the Potomac" under General Meade in combat with the "Army of Virginia" at Gettysburg Battlefield, July 3, 1863. Lithograph by Currier & Ives
19th-Century Print of Rioters Attacking BrownstonesThe event took place during the New York Draft Riots which happened in July of 1863
Dr. C.K. Irwin Seated in Tent Opening(Original Caption) 9/1683- Gettysburg, PA: Dr. C.K. Irwin acting medical director of the Excalibur Brigade seated at the entrance of a tent with another unidentified officer
Crowd Gathered for Gettysburg Address(Original Caption) 11/19/1863-Gettysburg, PA: View of the crowd gathered at Gettysburg on the occasion of Abraham Lincoln's address
The Wounded Soldiers By Matthew Brady(Original Caption) "The Wounded Soldiers." Photograph by Mathew B. Brady, taken during Civil War
Photographers at Signal Tower(Original Caption) 1864- Appomatox River, VA: Photographers at signal tower at Point Rocks, Appomatox River, Virginia. BPA2#4504
Filling water barrels from a well
Union Army Arsenal at City Point(Original Caption) 1864-City Point, VA: View in City Point, VA, 1864, with arsenal cannons, ammunition of Union Army. Photograph by Mathew Brady. BPA2# 710
William T. Sherman in UniformGeneral William Tecumseh Sherman wears his uniform and a black arm band in honor of the late President Abraham Lincoln
Wide Scenery of War Torn BuildingsRichmond, VA.: View of the Ruins of Richmond, Virginia, pertaining to the U. S. Virginia/U. S. Hist: Civil War battles
General Ulysses S. GrantGeneral Grant stands in front of his campaign tent at his headquarters in City Point (now Hopewell), Virginia
General William Tecumseh Sherman(Original Caption) General William Tecumseh Sherman (1870-1891) famed for his march through Georgia
Grant Writing MemoirsCivil War general and former president Ulysses S. Grant, wrapped in warm clothing, writes part of his Personal Memoirs on the porch of his home. Grant died in 1885, just after finishing the work
Painting of a Docked Confederate Torpedo BoatCONFEDERATE TORPEDO BOAT. PAINTING BY CONRAD WISE CHAPMAN
Confederate Army RecruitingA drawing depicting the Confederate army recruiting for men at Woodstock, Va. by Thompson. (Photo by Bettmann via Getty Images)
Political Cartoon of Jefferson Davis Carrying a Lighthouse and Fort Sumpter
Map Of Gettysburg with Troop Positions(Original Caption) Map of Gettysburg showing Civil War artillery, cavalry and infantry positions. Undated color slide
Officer Carl Schurz During Civil War(Original Caption) Carl Schurz as an officer during the Civil War. Undated composite photograph. Depicted 3/4 length holding his hat
Civil War Veterans Playing CardsElderly Civil War veterans playing cards together
The Union Must be Preserved at All Hazards Political CartoonCartoon showing General George McClellan attempting to mediate between President Abraham Lincoln and Jefferson Davis
Capturing Fort DonelsonCapture of Fort Donelson, Tennessee: Charge of Gen. Smith's division. Undated engraving. | Location: Fort Donelson, Tennessee, USA
Painting of Civil War Sailing ShipsThis painting is by an unknown American artist, depicting a Confederate blockade runner and a Union man-of-war
Portrait of William Tecumseh Sherman by George Peter Alexander Healy(Original Caption) William Tecumseh Sherman (1820-1891). American Civil War general. Painting by George Peter Alexander Healy. Undated
19th-Century Print of a Draft Rioters Protesting in the StreetThe event took place during the New York Draft Riots which happened in July of 1863
Provost Guard Attacking the Rioters PrintThe event took place during the New York Draft Riots which happened in July of 1863
19th-Century Engraving of a Mob Setting Fire to a HouseThe event took place during the New York Draft Riots which happened in July of 1863
Cavalry Overcoat Worn During Civil War(Original Caption) Civil War Confederacy; Military Camps, Solider, Uniform, etc. In this Lithograph the U.S. Armys Cavalry Overcoat
Abraham Lincoln at the Gettysburg Address by Jean Leon Gerome Ferris11/19/1863-Gettysburg, PA-ORIGINAL CAPTION READS: Abraham LIncoln at the Gettysburg Address. Painting by J.L.G. Ferris
19th-Century Woodcut of the Murder of Colonel H.F. O'BrienThe event took place during the New York Draft Riots which happened in July of 1863
The Peace Makers by George Peter Alexander HealyLocated in the White House, Washington, DC, USA
Engraving by J.J. Cade After Fleeing from the Land of Bondage by Felix Octavius Carr DarleyORIGINAL CAPTION READS: "Fleeing form the land of bondage
Portrait of a Negro Union Infantry CorporalA Negro Union Infantry corporal holds an 1849 Colt pocket revolver during the Civil War
Portrait of Young Private Edwin E. JennisonA portrait of young Confederate soldier, Private Edwin E. Jennison, who was later killed at Malvern Hill during the United States Civil War
Children Saluting Flags at Memorial Day Parade
Children Saluting Flags at Memorial Day Parade(Original Caption) 5/31/1922-The grandest old emblem that ever will be loved by the brave and the free. It's the flag we shall brag of forever. Dear old banner of liberty
Veterans Marching in the Grand Army of the Republic Memorial Day ParadeVeterans marching in the Grand Army of the Republic Memorial Day Parade in New York on May 30, 1938. The veterans were led by Thomas H. Stritch
McLean House(Original Caption) McLean House (where Lee and Grant met 1865). Appomatox Court House, Virginia
Headquarters of General Jackson(Original Caption) General (Stonewall) Jackson Headquarters(Winter 1861-1862) Winchester, Virginia
Appomattox CourthouseSoldiers camp in front of the Appomattox County Courthouse, namesake of Appomattox Court House, the town where in a private house General Lee surrendered to General Grant
Belle Boyd was a spy for the Confederacy during the American Civil War
Hospital During the Civil War(Original Caption) Hospital during the Civil War. Undated, after a photo by Brady. From the U.S. Army Medical Library, Washington, D.C