Photographers at Bull Run

THE CAMERA WITH THE ARMY

IN RETREAT
AND
ADVANCE

The plucky Brady-Gardner operatives stuck to the Union army in the East, whether good fortune or ill betided it. Above, two of them are busy with their primitive apparatus near Bull Run, while Pope's army was in retreat, just before the second battle on that fateful ground. Below is a photographer's portable dark-room, two years later, at Cobb's Hill on the Appomattox. Near here Grant's army had joined Butler's, and before them Lee's veterans were making their last stand within the entrenchments at Petersburg.

(ABOVE)

PHOTOGRAPHERS
AT BULL RUN
BEFORE THE
SECOND
FIGHT

BELOW)

PHOTOGRAPHERS
AT BUTLER'S
SIGNALING
TOWER 1864