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I have been collecting Original Civil War Illustrations for over 15 years and have amassed thousands. It will be some time before I can photograph and describe each one for inclusion on this site. Below is the title of each of the illustrations presently available. If you are interested in any of these, email me and I will email you a photo, description and price. This is a long list, so you might want to use the search feature in internet explorer to look for keywords of interest on this page (Edit>Find on this page).

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(FRONT COVER) (WINSLOW HOMER DRAWING FROM MATHEW BRADY PHOTO) THE GEORGIA DELEGATION IN CONGRESS- UNDERWOOD, CRAWFORD, HARDEMAN, TOOMBS, LOVE, JONES, IVERSON, HILL, GARTRELL, JACKSON. THE GEORGIA DELEGATION WAS AMONG THE FIRST TO SECEADE FROM THE UNION.

(FRONT COVER) GOVERNOR PICKENS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, JUDGE MAGRATH, SECRETARY OF STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, REV.BUCHANAN, AND PORTRAIT OF THE CHARLESTON ZOUAVES. GREAT HISTORICAL CONTENT SHOWING INTERESTING DETAILS OF SOLDIERS UNIFORMS.

(FRONT COVER) (WINSLOW HOMER DRAWING FROM MATHEW BRADY PHOTO) THE SECEDING MISSISSIPPI DELEGATION IN CONGRESS - JEFFERSON DAVIS, R. DAVIS, LAMAR, BROWN, BARKSDALE, SINGLETON, MCRAE

(FRONT COVER) (BRADY) D. F. JAMESON - PRESIDENT SOUTH CAROLINA CONVENTION

THE SECEDING ALABAMA DELEGATION IN CONGRESS - MOORE, CLAY, JR., STALLWORTH, COBB, FITZPATRICK, OLOPTON, PUGH, CURRY, HOUSTON

(BRADY) PRESIDENT JEFFERSON DAVIS AND VICE- PRESIDENT STEPHENS OF C.S.A.

PRESIDENT JEFFERSON DAVIS' INAUGURATION AT MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA

(HOMER) GENERAL P. T. BEAUREGARD, COMMANDER OF CONFEDERATE FORCES AT CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA

CABINET OF C.S.A. AT MONTGOMERY (shows President Jefferson Davis, Vice-President Stephens, Reagan, Toombs, Benjamin, Mallory, Menninger, Walker)

JOHN TYLER'S RESIDENCE - HAMPTON, VIRGINIA

MARSHALL KANE OF BALTIMORE

(BRADY) GENERAL R. E. LEE (one of THE Confederate generals)

GENERAL BEN MCCULLOUGH (C.S.A.), COMMANDER OF CONFEDERATE FORCES IN SOUTHWESTERN MISSOURI

GENERAL ALBERT S. JOHNSTON (C.S.A.) JUST APPOINTED TO COMMAND THE CSA. FORCES IN MISSISSIPPI

GENERAL JOSEPH JOHNSTON (C.S.A.) COMMANDING THE CONFEDERATE ARMY ON THE POTOMAC WITH GENERAL BEAUREGARD

(FRONT COVER) GENERAL PRICE (CSA.) JUST CAPTURED LEXINGTON, MISSOURI

THE CONFEDERATE EX-GOVERNOR JACKSON OF MISSOURI

(BRADY) COMMISSIONER MASON, COMMISSIONER SHIELD (CSA, COMMISSIONERS TO ENGLAND)

CAPTAIN J. G. FOSTER - ENGINEER AT FORT SUMTER

JOSEPH HOLD - SECRETARY OF WAR

LT. SUMMER COMMANDING FORT PICKENS

LT. GILMAN AT FORT PICKENS

GENERAL DAVID E. TWIGGS, LATE OF THE U.S. ARMY (left USA. to rejoin home state of Georgia)

(FRONT COVER) MAJOR ANDERSON'S COMMAND AT FORT SUMTER

GENERAL TWIGGS' SURRENDER TO TEXAS (was second in seniority in THE U.S.A. to General Scott)

(BRADY) HON. SALMON CHASE - SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY

(FRONT COVER)(BRADY) WILLIAM SEWARD - SECRETARY OF STATE

(FRONT COVER)(BRADY) CHARLES ADAMS - U.S. MINISTER TO ENGLAND

COMMANDER DAHLGREN (U.S.N.) AND THE DAHLGREN GUN

'THE HEROES OF FT. SUMTER' - MAJOR ANDERSON, CAPTAIN DOUBLEDAY, SURGEON W. W. CRAWFORD, CAPTAIN J. G. FOSTER, CAPTAIN T. SEYMOUR, FIRST LT. G. W. SNYDER, FIRST LT. L. C. DAVIS, SECOND LT. R. K. MEADE, FIRST LT. T. TALBOT

(FRONT COVER) COLONEL ELLSWORTH (Commander of The Fire Zouaves of New York)

(BRADY)(HOMER) COLONEL WILSON OF THE WILSON ZOUAVES IN NEW YORK

COLONEL ELLSWORTH, COMMANDER OF THE FIRE ZOUAVES NOW IN WASHINGTON, D.C.

COLONEL WILSON AND STAFF

(FRONT COVER) MAJOR GENERAL BENJAMIN F. BUTLER (only known photograph in existence - done by G. H. Louis in Boston, Massachusetts)

(BRADY) THE LATE COLONEL ELLSWORTH IN ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA (first Union officer to die)

(BRADY) SENATOR STEPHEN DOUGLAS

SENATOR DOUGLAS LYING IN STATE

THE LATE LT. GREBLE KILLED AT GREAT BETHEL JUNE 10, 1861

(FRONT COVER) BRIGADIER GENERAL LYON, COMMANDING THE U.S. FORCES IN MISSOURI

THE LATE CAPTAIN WARD, U.S.N., KILLED AT MATHIAS POINT, JUNE 27, 1861

THE CABINET AT WASHINGTON, D.C. - PRESIDENT LINCOLN, WELLES, BATES, CAMERON, SEWARD, CHASE, SMITH, BLAIR

(BRADY) MILITARY COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF SCOTT AT AGE 75

MAJOR GENERAL SCOTT AT AGE 41

MAJOR GENERAL JOHN FREEMONT IN HIS PRAIRIE COSTUME

MAJOR GENERAL PATTERSON FROM TENNESSEE

(BRADY) U.S. CONGRESS HOUSE SPEAKER GROW

(FRONT COVER) GENERAL PRENTICE COMMANDING THE ILLINOIS VOLUNTEERS IN CAIRO, ILLINOIS, GENERAL EDWARD C. WILLIAMS

GENERAL MCCLELLAN OPERATING IN WESTERN VIRGINIA

COLONEL HUNTER'S ATTACK AT BULL RUN UNDER GENERAL MCDOWELL

COLONEL CAMERON, KILLED AT FIRST MANASSAS WITH 79TH NEW YORK STATE MILITIA; COLONEL HUNTER; AND COLONEL CORCORAN (prisoner of war at First Manassas 69th New York State Militia)

(BRADY) GENERAL MCDOWELL- COMMANDED U.S. TROOPS AT FIRST MANASSAS - IN COMMAND OF TROOPS AT WASHINGTON, D.C.

FLAG OFFICER STRINGHAM, COMMANDER OF THE EAST COAST BLOCKADE; FLAGSHIP - U.S.S. MINNESOTA

(BRADY) COLONEL BLAIR (known as leader of Emancipation in St. Louis)

(BRADY) GENERAL MCCLELLAN AND STAFF - CAPTAIN CLARK, CAPTAIN VAN VLIET, MAJOR BARRY

(BRADY) GENERAL BURNSIDE

(FRONT COVER) GENERAL LYON AT THE BATTLE OF SPRINGFIELD, MISSOURI (killed in action while leading charge; first Union General killed)

LT. GENERAL SCOTT, MAJOR GENERALS MCCLELLAN, DIX, FREMONT, BANKS

GENERAL SIEGEL AT THE BATTLE OF SPRINGFIELD, MISSOURI

GENERAL FRANZ SIEGEL (took over command of THE Army of Missouri)

(FRONT COVER)(BRADY)(HOMER) FLAG OFFICER, STRINGHAM

MAJOR GENERAL BUTLER ATTACKING FORT HATTERAS, SOUTH CAROLINA

BRIGADIER GENERAL ROSECRANS COMMANDING US. FORCES IN WESTERN VIRGINIA

(BRADY) MAJOR GENERAL MCCLELLAN

(FRONT COVER) CAPTAIN STRONG SHOOTING CONFEDERATE CAPTAIN OF THE SECOND WISCONSIN; VOLUNTEERS 3 MILES NORTHWEST OF CHAIN BRIDGE

(FRONT COVER) BRIGADIER GENERAL S. D. STURGIS OPERATING IN NORTHERN MISSOURI

MAJOR GENERAL FREEMONT AT CAMP BENTON, ST. LOUIS

US. GENERALS - BUTLER, WOOD, MCCALL, ROSECRANS, MCCOOK, ANDERSON, MCDOWELL, SICKLES, BLEAKER, MCCLELLAN, SCOTT, HUNTER, SIEGEL, SPRAGUE, PRENTISS, MANSFIELD, TYLER, BANKS, BURNSIDE, FREEMONT, LANDER, HEINTZELMAN, DIX, CURTIS, STONE

(FRONT COVER) COL MULLIGAN (U.S.A.) DEFENDING LEXINGTON, MISSOURI

LT. RUSSELL, U.S.N. (Who burned THE Privateer Judith at Pensacola)

(FRONT COVER) Lt. Braine, U.S.N. (Commander - THE Monticello)

(BRADY) LATE GENERAL ED BAKER KILLED AT LEESBURG, VIRGINIA ON OCTOBER 21, 1861 (led THE First California Regiment)

LATE COLONEL SMITH COMMANDING THE 13TH REGIMENT NEW YORK STATE MILITIA (killed at Mechanicsville, Virginia)

(FRONT COVER)(BRADY) CAPTAIN DUPONT, COLONEL DEVERS, BRIGADIER GENERAL LOVELL ROUSSEAU

GENERAL SCOTT AND THE CABINET AT RETIREMENT - LINCOLN, SMITH, CHASE, BLAIR, CAMERON, SEWARD, WELLES, BATES

GENERAL SHERMAN CAPTAIN DUPONT GIVING FINAL ORDERS TO HIS GENERALS (for THE Great Naval Expedition)

GENERALS VIELE, WRIGHT, STEVENS; CAPTAINS DAVIS, ROGERS

BRIGADIER GENERAL KELLY OF WESTERN VIRGINIA (USA.) COMMANDING THE FIRST VIRGINIA REGIMENT (recently at Romney)

BRIGADIER GENERAL MCDOWELL MCCOOK COMMANDING FIRST OHIO VOLUNTEERS IN WESTERN VIRGINIA

(FRONT COVER) GENERAL LANE AND HIS ARMY AT CAMP IN MISSOURI

COLONEL DOUGHERTY, 22ND REGIMENT ILLINOIS VOLUNTEER

GENERAL HUNTER COMMANDING US. ARMY IN MISSOURI

(FRONT COVER) MAJOR GENERAL HALLECK (new commander of U.S. Army in Missouri)

(BRADY) CAPTAIN S. F. DUPONT CAPTURING BEAUFORT, SOUTH CAROLINA.

GENERAL SHERMAN CAPTURING BEAUFORT, SOUTH CAROLINA

(BRADY) COMMODORE WILKES CAPTURING CONFEDERATE COMMISSIONERS TO EUROPE

GENERAL HENRY BENHAM (served under General Morris and fought at Carrick's Ford where General Garnett, C.S.A., was killed)

GENERAL NELSON IN ACTION AT PIKETON, KENTUCKY

(FRONT COVER) ABRAHAM LINCOLN, PRESIDENT-ELECT ADDRESSING THE PEOPLE FROM THE ASTOR HOUSE BALCONY IN NEW YORK CITY

(FRONT COVER) PRESIDENT LINCOLN HOISTING THE AMERICAN FLAG (34 stars) UPON INDEPENDENCE HALL, PHILADELPHIA, FEBRUARY 22, 1861

(FRONT COVER)(HOMER) INAUGURAL PROCESSION OF PRESIDENT LINCOLN PASSING THE GATE OF THE CAPITOL GROUNDS

(HOMER) PRESIDENT-ELECT LINCOLN AND PRESIDENT BUCHANAN ENTERING THE SENATE CHAMBER JUST BEFORE THE INAUGURATION

(HOMER) INAUGURATION OF LINCOLN AS PRESIDENT AT THE CAPITOL, MARCH 4,1861

(BRADY) PORTRAIT OF PRESIDENT LINCOLN

THE CABINET AT WASHINGTON INCLUDING PRESIDENT LINCOLN, SMITH, BLAIR, CHASE, SEWARD, CAMERON, BATES, WELLES

(FRONT COVER) PRESENTATION OF PRINCE NAPOLEON TO PRESIDENT LINCOLN

Supplemental foldout - ENGRAVING OF PRESIDENT LINCOLN OCCUPYING ONE CORNER OF A MAP OF THE SOUTHERN STATES

(FRONT COVER) MAJOR GENERAL SCOTT AT RETIREMENT WITH THE CABINET INCLUDING PRESIDENT LINCOLN

HARBOR OF PENSACOLA, FLORIDA (detailing THE forts and Navy Yard)

COMPARATIVE AREA OF NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN STATES EAST OF THE ROCKIES 1861

COASTLINE PROM MOUTH OF MISSISSIPPI TO PENSACOLA, FLORIDA

CHARLESTON HARBOR (showing Fort Sumter and THE Confederate Batteries)

THE THEATRE OF WAR (shows Virginia and Maryland from Baltimore north to Suffolk south, Harpers Ferry/Petersburg west to THE Chesapeake cast)

THE LINE OF THE BLOCKADE AND STRATEGIC ROUTES IN THE INTERIOR (Pennsylvania to Iowa in THE north to Gulf of Mexico in THE south, Kansas/Indiana Territory/Texas in west to Atlantic Ocean in THE east)

THE SEAT OF WAR (Maryland, Delaware, Virginia, North Carolina and coastline from Cape Henry/Norfolk to Fort Pickens south to Elkton/Hagerstown in north)

MAP OF SEVERAL VIRGINIA TOWNS (THE famous upside down map)

MAP OF INTERIOR OF THE STATE OF MISSOURI

BIRD'S EYE VIEW OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER (from St. Louis to Gulf of Mexico with Knoxville to west/Shreveport, Springfield to THE east)

BALLOON VIEW OF THE SEAT OF WAR (Indianapolis/Bowling Green to THE west, THE Rappahannock/Baltimore to THE east, Staunton, Virginia, to THE west, Pittsburgh to THE cast; another famous upside down map)

BALLOON VIEW OF WASHINGTON, D.C.

MAP OF BATTLE OF FIRST MANASSAS (showing various military positions).

SEAT OF WAR IN VIRGINIA (Strasburg to Washington in THE north, Charlottesville to Bowling Green in THE south, Staunton in THE west to Potomac River in THE east; USA. and C.S.A. lines indicated)

BALLOON VIEW OF FORTRESS MONROE AND THE MOUTH OF THE CHESAPEAKE

SEAT OF WAR IN THE WEST (Kentucky/Tennessee to THE cast, Kansas to THE west, Arkansas to THE south, Illinois to THE north)

MAP OF HAGERSTOWN NORTH TO TAPPAHANNOCK SOUTH, CENTRE VILLE WEST TO ANNAPOLIS/BALTIMORE EAST

MAP OF NORTH CAROLINA SHOWING FORT HATTERASAND THE SOUND IT COMMANDS (Hampton Roads/Fortress Monroe north to Cape Lookout south, Nashville west to Atlantic Oceancast)

MAP OF WAR IN KENTUCKY, INDIANA

MAP OF INDIANA/OHIO TO THE NORTH, TENNESSEE SOUTH, ILLINOIS WEST TO WESTERN VIRGINIA EAST

MAP OF THE SEAT OF WAR IN MISSOURI (Missouri north, Arkansas/Tennessee south, Kansas west to Tennessee east with insert of Jefferson City)

MAPS OF CHARLESTON AND BEAUFORT, SOUTH CAROLINA; NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA; BRUNSWICK, GEORGIA; WILMINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA; FERNANDINA, FLORIDA; SAVANNAH, GEORGIA; MOBILE, ALABAMA

EXCELLENT MAP OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES (insert of Washington, D.C.; President Lincoln, Seward, and McClellan's pictures appear in corners)

MAP OF SOUTH CAROLINA SHOWING THE PROPORTION OF SLAVES IN EACH COUNTY

MAP OF SEACOAST OF SOUTH CAROLINA SHOWING THE DEPTH OF WATER ON EACH BAR)

MISSISSIPPI RIVER PROM CAIRO TO THE CHALK BLUFF

(FRONT COVER) CHART MAP OF GEORGIA SHOWING PERCENTAGE OF SLAVES IN EACH COUNTY

MAP SHOWING NEW BOUNDARIES OF VIRGINIA, MARYLAND AND DELAWARE AS PROPOSED BY SECRETARY CAMERON (U.S.)

WAR MAP OF TENNESSEE SHOWING ALL THE STRATEGIC POINTS (Mississippi/Alabama south; southern Kentucky north; Arkansas west to North Carolina east)

BIRD'S EYE VIEW OF FORT PICKENS DURING THE BOMBARDMENT.

U.S. STEAMSHIP NIAGARA (at Jeddo, Japan November 10, 1860) -

THE NEW IRON PLATE WARSHIP LA GLOIRE (French)

LAUNCH OF THE IRON PLATED WARSHIP WARRIOR (British)

THE NAVY YARD AT NORFOLK

U.S. FRIGATE ú4BJNE (Fort Pickens)

U.S. GUNBOAT FIRING A SALUTE TO WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY (Wyandotte)

Frigate Merrimac

Port Norfolk

(FRONT COVER) THE DANIEL WEBSTER (at Texas with US. troops)

THE WASHINGTON NAVY YARD

THE U.S. FLEET AT FORT PICKENS, FLORIDA (gunboat Wyandotte/frigate Sabine/US. steam sloop Brooklyn/gunboat Crusader/St. Louis)

THE ATLANTIC IN NEW YORK BOARDING SUPPLIES

THE ATLANTIC IN BALTIMORE BOARDING SUPPLIES

TRANSPORT STEAMERS LEAVING NEW YORK WITH VOLUNTEERS

THE R.R. CUYLER DEPARTING NEW YORK WITH 71ST REGIMENT N.Y. MILITIA

NAVAL MONUMENT AT ANNAPOLIS

THE U.S.S. CONSTITUTION AT ANNAPOLIS (saw combat in Revolutionary War and War of 1812)

DESTRUCTION OF NORFOLK NAVY YARD BY U.S. TROOPS

(FRONT COVER) THE LADY DAVIS SHIP OF WAR (C.S.N.)

THE STEAMER BIENVILLE UNLOADING AT WASHINGTON HARBOR

THE BROOKLYN DISEMBARKING TROOPS AT FORT PICKENS

C.N. STEAMBOATS OVERHAULED BY U.S. MEN OF WAR IN THE GULF (P0WHATAN, BROOKLYN)

MAID OF MIST SHOOTING RAPIDS AT NIAGARA FALLS

NAVY YARD AT PENSACOLA

BLOCKADE AT THE MOUTH OF THE CHESAPEAKE SHOWING MANY SHIPS NOT NAMED

VIEW OF FORTRESS MONROE FROM THE BAY SHOWING MANY SHIPS NOT NAMED

CSA. BATTERIES ATTACKING U.S. SHIPS AT AQUIA HARBOR, VIRGINIA

THE C.S.S. SUMTER

THE C.S.S. SAVANNAH CAPTURED BY THE PERRY U.S.N.

CREW OF THE U.S.N. COLORADO

U.S. GUNBOATS BEING FITTED OUT

THE STEVENS BOMBPROOF BATTERY AS IT WILL APPEAR WHEN FINISHED

THE NAVY YARD AT BROOKLYN SHOWING THE FOLLOWING SAIL WARSHIPS: WABASH, RESOLUTE, ROANOKE, MT. VERNON, R.R. CUYLER SAVANNAH, POTOMAC, SOUTH CAROLINE BRANDYWINE, VANDALIA, MONTGOMERY

CONFEDERATE "INFERNO MACHINE" (underwater mine)

THE SCHOONER SJ. WARING (recaptured from THE "Pirates" by William Tillman, Negro)

THE YACHT HENRIETTA, 160 TONS

RECAPTURE OF THE SCHOONER ENCHANTRESS BY THE ALBATROSS (U.S.S.)

SCENES AT BROOKLYN NAVY YARD INCLUDING THE BRANDYWINE, THE CONNECTICUT (formerly THE Mississippi)

THE ST. LAWRENCE, U.S.N., SINKING THE PRIVATEER PETREL AT SEA

THE U.S. STEAMER MINNESOTA (Flagship of Flag Officer Stringham)

PRESENT CONDITION OF NEW GUNBOATS IN STAGES OF CONSTRUCTION

PREPARING MERCHANT VESSELS FOR BLOCKADE

U.S. GUNBOATS ON MISSISSIPPI RIVER

THE CONESTOGA AND LEXINGTON (U.S.N.)

(FRONT COVER) BOMBARDMENT OF FORTS HATTERAS AND CLARK

C.S.N. NAVAL BATTERY AT MANASSAS JUNCTION

DEPARTURE OF THE GREAT SOUTHERN EXPEDITION UNDER GENERAL BUTLER FROM FORTRESS MONROE - THE HARRIET LANE, WABASH, MINNESOTA, MONTICELLO, PAWNEE

BOMBARDMENT OF FORT HATTERAS

THE U.S. STEAMBOAT WINONA LAUNCHED AT NEW YORK SEPTEMBER 14, 1861

THE US. SLOOP JAMESTOWN NEAR FLORIDA

THE MEN OF WAR IN HARBOR AT NEW YORK: JEROME/NAPOLEON (French), RINALDO (British), CATINAT (French), BOEBERIBE (Brazilian), JAMESTOWN (US.), STEADY (British)

U.S. GUNBOATS BEING BUILT

THE STEAMER C.S.S. PAGE LYING AT AQUIA HARBOR

(FRONT COVER) BURNING OF THE PRIVATEER JUDITH

BURNING THE DRY DOCKS AT FORT PICKENS, FLORIDA

THE US. GUNBOAT NEW ERA BEING BUILT NEAR ST. LOUIS

CAPTURE OF US. GUNBOAT FANNY AT CHICKAHOMINY, N.C., BY THREE CONFEDERATE TUGBOATS

U.S. IRONCLAD BEING BUILT AT MYSTIC, CONNECTICUT

INNER STRUCTURE OF THE IRONCLAD

THE U.S. MONTICELLO SHELLING FORT HATTERAS

MERCHANT STEAMERS CONVERTED INTO U.S. GUNBOATS: NASHVILLE, ALABAMA, QUAKER CRY, ST. JAGO DECUBA, MTVERNON, SOUTH CAROLINA, FLORIDA, DE SOTO, AUGUSTA, JAMES ADGER, MONTICELLO, BIENVILLE, DR. CUYLER, MASSACHUSETTS

NEW US. GUNBOATS: CHIPPEWA, SCIOTA, ITASCA, WINONA, HURON, OHAWA, PEMHIAS, SENECA, UNADILL, SAGAMORE, AND TAOMA

(FRONT COVER) THE C.S.S. MERRIMAC

THE GREAT NAVAL EXPEDITION (US.) CURLEW, OCEAN QUEEN, ORIENTAL, BALTIC, O.M. PELLITE, GEM OF THE SEAS, GREAT REPUBLIC, WABASH, SENECA, PEMBINA, CONNECTICUT, MERCURY, UNADILLA, AUGUSTA, ALABAMA, JAMES ADGER (location not released by paper)

U.S.N. SEMINOLE AND POCAHONTAS ENGAGING CONFEDERATE BATTERIES AT EVANSPORT ON THE POTOMAC RIVER ABOVE AQUIA'S CREEK

C.S.N. INFERNAL MACHINE INTENDED TO DESTROY THE MINNESOTA

PORTION OF U.S.N. EXPEDITION ON NIGHT OF OCTOBER 16, 1861, SAILING TO HAMPTON ROADS SHOWING THE WABASH, FLORIDA, AUGUSTA, ALABAMA, OHAWA, SENECA AND PEMBINA

GREAT NAVAL EXPEDITION DEPARTING FROM ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND

US. FLEET ATTACKED BY ROWN'S FLEET AT MOUTH OF MISSISSIPPI RIVER

GREAT EXPEDITION - VESSELS AT HAMPTON ROADS PRIORTO DEPARTURE: MARION, SEMINOLE, BEN DEFORD, GRAPESHOT, NARRAGANSETT, ALABAMA, PAWNEE, VANDERBILT, WINFIELD SCOTT, ATLANTIC MINNESOTA, BALTIC, WABASH, R.B. FORBES, ORIENTAL, MA TA NZAS, PHILADELPHIA

NAVAL EXPEDITION TO BEAUPORT, SOUTH CAROLINA - MERCURY (with General Sherman on board), PENGUIN, PAWNEE, SENECA, OHAWA, PEMBINA, CURLEW, ISAAC SMITH

NAVY EXPEDITION ON THE WAY TO PORT ROYAL INLET AS OF OCTOBER 31,1861

BOMBARDMENT OF FORTS WALKER AND BEAUREGARD AT PORT ROYAL INLET, SOUTH CAROLINA - MERCURY, WABASH, SCREAMER, HUNTRESS, SUSQUEHANNA, BIENVILLE, PEMBINA, SENECA, OHAWA, UNADILLA, PAWNEE, MOHICAN, ISAAC SMITH, CURFEW, VANDALIA, PENGUIN, POCAHONTAS, SEMINOLE,

BATTLE AT SOUTHWEST PASS (on THE Mississippi); THE RAM MANASSAS (C.S.N.) ATTACKING THE RICHMOND (U.S.N.)

THE BATTLE AT THE SOUTHWEST PASS

THE RETREAT OF THE CONFEDERATE FLOTILLA

THE STEAMSHIP CONSTITUTION LEAVING (with General Butler's troops on THE "Southern Expedition")

THE NEW LIGHTSHIP OF MARTINS INDUSTRY AT PORT ROYAL, SOUTH CAROLINA

THE STONE FLEET ON ITS WAY TO THE SOUTHERN COAST: AMERICAN, ROBIN HOOD, HENRIETTA, POTOMAC, CEREA, MARIA THERESA, LC RICHMOND, ARCHER, LEONIDAS, SOUTH AMERICA, COURIER, HERALD, TIMOOR, KENSINGTON

THE ERICSSON STEEL CLAD BATTERY READY FOR LAUNCH AT LONG ISLAND, NEW YORK

THE COMBINED SPANISH, FRENCH AND ENGLISH EXPEDITION AGAINST MEXICO (shows several ships)

BETWEEN DECKS OF A U.S. MAN OF WAR

PARTIAL SHOWING OF CONFEDERATE FLEET AT FORT PICKENS, FLORIDA (ships not named)

GENERAL HALLECK'S FLEET OF MORTAR BOATS FOR SERVICE ON THE MISSISSIPPI

SEA BATTERY AT FORTRESS MONROE

OLD POINT COMFORT, VIRGINIA

GOVERNOR THOMAS HICKS OF MARYLAND

MISS PATTERSON OF BALTIMORE (first wife of THE late Prince Jerome Bonaparte)

THE NORFOLK NAVY YARD

SKETCHES: FORT WASHINGTON/RICHMOND ARMORY/THE MERRIMAC/WOMAN WITH SWORD Isis Semper Tyranis]

HARPERS FERRY (nice overview)

6TH MASSACHUSETTS REGIMENT FIGHTING THEIR WAY THROUGH BALTIMORE

FORT MCHENRY, BALTIMORE

BURNING OF THE BRIDGE AT CANTON, MARYLAND

RENDEZVOUS OF VIRGINIANS AT HALLTOWN, VIRGINIA, ON APRIL 18,1861, TO MARCH ON HARPERS FERRY

BURNING OF THE ARSENAL AT HARPERS FERRY

VIRGINIANS MARCHING ON HARPERS FERRY

VIEW OF ANNAPOLIS WITH THE U.S.S. CONSTITUTION IN FOREGROUND

PRACTICE BATTERY AT ANNAPOLIS

TARGET PRACTICE AT ANNAPOLIS

NAVAL MONUMENT AT ANNAPOLIS

DESTRUCTION OF NORFOLK NAVY YARD BY U.S. TROOPS

REPAIRING BRIDGES ON THE RAILROAD FROM ANNAPOLIS TO WASHINGTON BY US. TROOPS

DESECRATION OF STATUE OF GEORGE WASHINGTON IN RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

THE VIRGINIAN OF 1776/1861

RAISING U.S. FLAG AT CUSTOMS HOUSE, BALTIMORE, MAY 1, 1861

THE LONG BRIDGE FROM WASHINGTON TO VIRGINIA GUARDED BY U.S. ARTILLERY

THE RELAY HOUSE AND THE WASHINGTON JUNCTION VIADUCT AT THE BALTIMORE BRANCH OF THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD (Winnan's steam gun captured) INTENDED FOR THE CONFEDERACY

R.R. BRANCHES TO WASHINGTON AND HARPERS FERRY

MILITARY OCCUPATION AT BALTIMORE ENCAMPMENT ON FEDERAL HILL

US: BATTERY COMMANDING ROAD TO HARPERS FERRY NEAR RELAY HOUSE

U.S. BATTERY COMMANDING BRIDGE AT RELAY HOUSE

POINT OF ROCKS, HARPERS FERRY

(FRONT COVER) KILLING OF COLONEL ELLSWORTH (USA.) AT TAVERN IN ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.

SURRENDER OF CONFEDERATE CAVALRY AT ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA

USA. MAKING ENTRENCHMENTS AT ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, VIRGINIA

UNION CHARGE OF CAVALRY THROUGH VILLAGE OF FAIRFAX COURTHOUSE

UNION TROOPS ADVANCING INTO ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA MAY 24, 1861

US: PICKETS AFTER CONFEDERATE PROWLERS IN ALEXANDRIA

GRAFTON, VIRGINIA, OCCUPIED BY GENERAL MCCLELLAN

NEWPORT NEWS OCCUPIED BY GENERAL BUTLER (USA.)

ON THE ROAD BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA (various scenes)

CONFEDERATE TROOPS UNDER GENERAL BRAGG AT WARRENTON PENINSULA

VIEW OF FORTRESS MONROE

CONFEDERATE BATTERIES ATTACKING US: SHIPS AT AQUIA CREEK

LEESBURG BRIDGE ON THE POTOMAC BELOW HARPERS FERRY (held by Virginians)

CONFEDERATE TROOPS ARRIVING AND DEPARTING, MARTINSBURG, VIRGINIA (now West Virginia)

CHESAPEAKE FEMALE COLLEGE (Headquarters General Pierce, USA.)

JOHN TYLER'S RESIDENCE (Hampton, Virginia)

VERMONT REGIMENT AT NEWPORT NEWS

FIRST REGIMENT NEW YORK AT FORTRESS MONROE

ANGLES OF FORTRESS MONROE

U.S. TROOPS LANDING AT NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA

ARMY OF THE POTOMAC ON ALEXANDRIA ROAD

THE 1ST CONNECTICUT AT ROACH'S SPRINGS, VIRGINIA (two miles north of Alexandria)

GRAND REVIEW OF GENERAL MCDOWELL'S CORPS (south side of Potomac)

THE BATTLE OF ROMNEY, VIRGINIA (now West Virginia)

TENNESSEE RIFLEMEN ENTERING WINCHESTER FROM STRASBURG ON THEIR WAY TO JOIN THE VIRGINIA ARMY

HARPERS FERRY AS EVACUATED BY THE CONFEDERATES

HARPERS POTOMAC BRIDGE BLOWN UP BY THE CONFEDERATES JUNE 15 -

COLONEL THOMAS' (USA.) BRIGADE CROSSING THE POTOMAC AT WILLIAMSPORT, MARYLAND

FORT MCHENRY, BALTIMORE

HAGERSTOWN, MARYLAND WITH MCMULLINS' (USA.) RANGERS IN FOREGROUND

STOCKADE AND CAMP OF THE KENTUCKY REGIMENT (C.S.A.) ON THE MARYLAND HEIGHTS OPPOSITE HARPERS FERRY

HARPERS FERRY ARMORY AS IT NOW APPEARS

DESTRUCTION OF RAILWAY CARS BY MISSISSIPPIANS AT HARPERS FERRY

IRREGULAR RIFLEMEN (C.S.A.) OF THE ALLEGHENIES

MILITARY OCCUPATION OF MONUMENT SQUARE, BALTIMORE, BY US. ARTILLERY ORDERED BY MAJOR GENERAL BANKS

CONFEDERATE PRISONERS AT FORTRESS MONROE

(FRONT COVER) BRINGING IN MRS. SCOTT OF FAIRFAX AS PRISONER TO FALLS CHURCH (accused of having a Union Captain captured)

BATTLE MAP OF FIRST MANASSAS

OHIO VOLUNTEERS AT ROACH'S MILL, VIRGINIA

CAMP OF FIRST BRIGADE OF CONFEDERATE ARMY ON FAIRGROUNDS NEAR WINCHESTER, VIRGINIA

CONFEDERATE FLAG AT HARPERS FERRY

FALLS CHURCH, VIRGINIA (advanced post of Army of THE Potomac)

LOCOMOTIVES DISMANTLED BY CONFEDERACY AT MARTINSBURG (now West Virginia)

SECOND MISSISSIPPI REGIMENT PASSING ALONG MAIN STREET IN WINCHESTER ON WAY TO BUNKER HILL, VIRGINIA

MANASSAS SCENES

BATTLE OF MANASSAS SCENE, 2 P.M. JULY 21,1861

BALLOON VIEW OF FORTRESS MONROE

UNION SCENES AT MANASSAS

4TH SOUTH CAROLINA REGIMENT IN TRENCHES AT MANASSAS

RETURN OF FORGING PARTY TO PHILLIPI, VIRGINIA

UPPER BATTERY AT CHAIN BRIDGE (cross Potomac into Virginia at McLean)

LOWER BATTERY AT CHAIN BRIDGE

BURNING OF HAMPTON BY CONFEDERATES UNDER COLONEL MAGRUDER

CAMP JOHNSON NEAR WINCHESTER, VIRGINIA (Union)

(FRONT COVER) A FEMALE REBEL IN BALTIMORE (a common scene)

BAR AT SPOTSWOOD HOUSE, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA (where Confederate officers socialized)

THE "HOTEL" AT CENTREVILLE, VIRGINIA

LONDON HEIGHTS ACROSS THE POTOMAC (Harpers Ferry is in THE distance)

CONFEDERATE PRISONERS LEAVING BALTIMORE FOR FORTRESS MONROE

C.S.A. "NAVAL" BATTERY AT MANASSAS JUNCTION

COLONEL TYLER'S (USA.) CAMP NEAR SUMMERSVILLE, VIRGINIA (scene of engagement August 26, 1861 with troops under General Floyd, C.S.A.)

CONFEDERATE ENTRENCHMENTS ON MARTINSBURG TURNPIKE NEAR WINCHESTER

US. SUPPLY TRAIN GOING THROUGH HAGERSTOWN, MARYLAND

JAMES RIVER CANAL NEAR BALCONY FALLS (Confederate troops going from Lynchburg to Buchanan on way to western Virginia)

MUNSON'S HILL OVERLOOKING BAILEY'S CROSSROADS (advanced post of Confederate Army; Regiment from General Longstreet occupies)

BAILEY'S CROSSROADS (advanced post of THE Union Army)

THE CONFEDERATE STEAMER PAGE AT AQUIA HARBOR

EARTHWORKS BEING CONSTRUCTED AT FEDERAL HILL, BALTIMORE

RECRUITING FOR THE CONFEDERATE ARMY AT WOODSTOCK, VIRGINIA

GAULEY MOUNTAIN IN WESTERN VIRGINIA

(BRADY) FAIRFAX COURTHOUSE, VIRGINIA (General Bonham's Headquarters U.S.A.)

EARTHWORKS COMMANDING APPROACHES TO LEESBURG, VIRGINIA

ALABAMA REGIMENT MARCHING THROUGH CAPITAL SQUARE AT RICHMOND ON THEIR WAY TO JOIN GENERAL BEAUREGARD

(FRONT COVER) UNION MIGHT RECONNAISSANCE ON THE POTOMAC

(FRONT COVER) HEROIC COUNTY JAIL, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

CONFEDERATE BATTERIES AT SEWALL'S POINT OPPOSITE FORTRESS MONROE

VALLEY OF THE SHENANDOAH OF VIRGINIA

ARKANSAS TROOPS UNDER GENERAL BEAUREGARD IN VIRGINIA

CONFEDERATE CAMP NEAR LEESBURG

UNION VESSELS AT HAMPTON ROADS BEFORE DEPARTURE

BEEF FOR THE UNION ARMY CROSSING THE LONG BRIDGE (Washington to Alexandria)

CAPTURE OF A CONFEDERATE PICKETT NEAR SHREVE'S FARM NEAR FALLS CHURCH, VIRGINIA

DEPARTURE OF UNION TROOPS FROM BLADENSBURG, MARYLAND

MUNSON'S HILL WITH FORT ERECTED (opposite Bailey's Crossroads, Virginia)

CONFEDERATE BATTERIES ON THE POTOMAC - BUDD'S FERRY

CONFEDERATE BATTERIES ON THE POTOMAC - EVANSPORT

PHOTOGRAPHIC SALOON IN CAMP NEAR BALL'S CROSSROADS (Bailey's Crossroads, Virginia)

VIEW OF THE MOUNTAIN REGION OF WESTERN VIRGINIA, FROM SUMMIT OF LIMESTONE MOUNTAIN

FORT RUNYON (Union), ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA

FORT ALBANY (Union), ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA

THE GREAT REVIEW (Union) AT BAILEY'S CROSSROADS, NOVEMBER 20, 1861

FORT CORCORAN (Union) AT ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, VIRGINIA (occupies General Lee's personal land)

THE VILLAGE AT LEWINSVILLE, VIRGINIA

BALLOON RECONNAISSANCE MISSION IN VIENNA, VIRGINIA (U.S.)

VIEW OF URBANA, VIRGINIA, ON THE RAPPAHANNOCK

SKIRMISH AT HUNTER'S MILL NEAR VIENNA, VIRGINIA

PICKETS FIRING NEAR FAIRFAX (US.)

FORT AND OBSERVATORY ON UPTON'S HILL

(HOMER) CONFEDERATE TROOPS AROUND A BIVOUAC FIRE AT THE POTOMAC

INTERIOR OF THE NEW DOME OF THE CAPITOL AT WASHINGTON, D.C.

(FRONT COVER) INAUGURAL PROCESSION OF PRESIDENT LINCOLN AT WASHINGTON, D.C.

(HOMER) PASSING THE GATE OF THE CAPITOL GROUNDS

(HOMER) INAUGURATION OF LINCOLN AS PRESIDENT AT THE CAPITOL, MARCH 4,1861

THE WASHINGTON ARSENAL

THE WASHINGTON NAVY YARD

(FRONT COVER)(HOMER) SWEARING IN OF UNION VOLUNTEERS IN FRONT OF A FEDERAL BUILDING IN WASHINGTON, D.C.

THE LONG BRIDGE FROM WASHINGTON VIRGINIA OVER THE POTOMAC GUARDED BY U.S. ARTILLERY

(FRONT COVER) WILLARD HOTEL IN WASHINGTON, D.C., SAVED FROM FIRE

GRAINERS UNDER THE US. SENATE CHAMBER

BREAD OVENS IN THE BASEMENT OF THE CAPITOL BUILDING

COOKING IN THE U.S. TREASURY YARD

8Th MASSACHUSETTS IN THE ROTUNDA OF THE CAPITOL

LATE HEADQUARTERS OF COLONEL ELLSWORTH AT THE CAPITOL IN WASHINGTON, D.C.

NEW YORK FIRE ZOUAVES QUARTERED IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

SLEEPING BUNKS OF THE FIRST RHODE ISLAND REGIMENT AT THE PATENT OFFICE, WASHINGTON, D.C.

QUARTERS OF THE 69Th IRISH REGIMENT NEW YORK STATE MILITIA AT GEORGETOWN COLLEGE, WASHINGTON, D.C.

(HOMER) ADVANCED GUARD OF THE "GRAND ARMY" MOVING OVER THE LONG BRIDGE

(FRONT COVER) WOUNDED SOLDIERS AT HOSPITAL IN WASHINGTON, D.C.

UPPER BATTERY AT CHAIN BRIDGE (Washington side of THE Potomac)

LOWER BATTERY AT CHAIN BRIDGE

14Th MASSACHUSETTS MARCHING ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE IN WASHINGTON, D.C.

POLITICAL PRISON AT 1ST AND A STREETS, NORTH WASHINGTON, D.C.

U.S. MARINE BARRACKS AT WASHINGTON, D.C.

THE WESTERN WHARVES AT WASHINGTON WHERE ARMY SUPPLIES ARE RECEIVED

GRAND CAVALRY REVIEW AT WASHINGTON ON THE PARADE GROUNDS ONE MILE EAST OF THE CAPITOL, SEPTEMBER 21, 1861

THE U.S. TREASURY (interior and exterior)

GRAND CAVALRY AND ARTILLERY REVIEW, OCTOBER 8,1861 (as viewed from east of THE Capitol looking west)

WAR SCENES IN AND AROUND WASHINGTON

MAP OF WASHINGTON, D.C. AND VICINITY (supplement foldout)

BEEF FOR THE ARMY CROSSING THE LONG BRIDGE OVER THE POTOMAC

BURNING OF THE GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL ON E STREET, WASHINGTON, D.C., NOVEMBER 4,1861

SURRENDER OF EX-GENERAL TWIGGS (late of THE U.S. Army to Texas Troops), SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS, FEBRUARY 16,1861

THE INTERIOR OF FORT SUMTER DURING THE BOMBARDMENT APRIL 12, 1861

BOMBARDMENT OF FORT SUMTER BY THE BATTERIES OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES APRIL 13, 1861

FIRST BLOOD - THE 16TH MASSACHUSETTS REGIMENT FIGHTING THEIR WAY THROUGH BALTIMORE, MARYLAND, APRIL 19,1861

THE MARCH OF THE VIRGINIANS ON HARPERS FERRY, APRIL 18, 1861

U.S. VOLUNTEERS ATTACKED BY THE "MOB" AT CORNER OF 5TH AND WALNUT STREETS, ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI

CHARGE OF US. CAVALRY THROUGH THE VILLAGE OF FAIRFAX COURTHOUSE (May 31,1861)

WAR SCENES FROM CHAMBERSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA

THE BATTLE OF GREAT BETHEL, JUNE 10,1861

CHARGE OF DURYEE'S ZOUAVES (5th New York Regiment) AT BATTLE OF GREAT BETHEL

THE BATTLE OF ROMNEY, WESTERN VIRGINIA, JUNE 11, 1861

THE BATTLE OF PHILIPPI (Barbour County, Virginia), JUNE 3, 1861

(FRONT COVER) THE BATTLE OF BOONVILLE, MISSOURI, JUNE 17,1861

VIRGINIA TROOPS CROSSING THE BLUE RIDGE EN ROUTE TO MANASSAS JUNCTION

GENERAL BEAUREGARD'S CONFEDERATE TROOPS AT WHITE SPRINGS, VIRGINIA, NEAR THE MANASSAS GAP RAILROAD

THE BATTLE OF RICH MOUNTAIN, VIRGINIA, JULY 13,1861

BATTLE OF HOKE'S RUN AT FAWNG WATERS BETWEEN WILLIAMSPORT, PENNSYLVANIA, AND MARTINSBURG, WESTERN VIRGINIA

LT. HALL (Officer at Fort Sumter during surrender) FIRING CANNON ACROSS THE POTOMAC AT CONFEDERATES

(FRONT COVER) THE DEATH OF C.S.A. GENERAL GARNETT AT THE BATTLE OF LAUREL HILL AT ST: GEORGE TUCKER'S COUNTY (June 12, 1861)

THE BATTLE OF CARTHAGE, MISSOURI (late July 1861)

COLONEL HUNTER'S (U.S.A.) ATTACK AT THE BATTLE OF BULL RUN (July 21, 1861)

COMMENCEMENT OF THE BATTLE AT BULL RUN

FIRING INTO A DESERTED EARTHWORK AT BULL RUN

RETREAT OF U.S. TROOPS FROM BULL RUN BY MOONLIGHT

CHARGE OF THE BLACKNORSE CAVALRY (C.S.A.) UPON THE FIRE ZOUAVES AT BATTLE OF BULL RUN

CARRYING IN THE WOUNDED AT THE BATTLE OF BULL RUN

THE BATTLE OF BULL RUN, 2 P.M., JULY 21,1861

CHARGE OF THE 69TH REGIMENT (New York State Militia) UPON A CONFEDERATE BATTERY AT BULL RUN

4TH SOUTH CAROLINA REGIMENT WORKING IN THE TRENCHES AT NIGHT AT MANASSAS JUNCTION

RESUME OF COLONEL SMITH'S COMMAND (U.S.A.) AT MONROE, MISSOURI, BY GOVERNOR WOOD OF ILLINOIS

CONFEDERATES BAYONETING U.S. SOLDIERS AT BULL RUN

CHARGE OF U.S. CAVALRY AT THE BATTLE OF DUG SPRING, MISSOURI

GENERAL SIEGEL (U.S.A.) FORCING HIS PRISONERS TO DRAW OFF HIS CANNON AT THE BATTLE OF SPRINGFIELD

MARKETPLACE AT WINCHESTER (rendezvous of THE Virginia Militia of THE Valley of THE Shenandoah)

(FRONT COVER) BOMBARDMENT OF FORT HATTERAS AND FORT CLARK BY THE U.S. FLEET

ARRIVAL OF REINFORCEMENTS FOR GENERAL BEAUREGARD AT WHITE PLAINS, VIRGINIA (Camp of THE tiger Zouaves, Louisiana)

CONFEDERATE PICKET SHOOTING A UNION PICKET NEAR JEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI

BURNING THE PENSACOLA DRY-DOCK OFF FORT PICKENS, FLORIDA, AUGUST 31, BY U.S.A.

CHARGE OF THE IRISH REGIMENT UNDER COLONEL MULLIGAN OVER THE BREASTWORKS AT LEXINGTON, MISSOURI

THE BATTLE OF LEXINGTON, MISSOURI

AN ALABAMA REGIMENT MARCHING THROUGH CAPITAL SQUARE, RICHMOND, ON THEIR WAY TO JOIN GENERAL BEAUREGARD

VIEW OF JEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI, SHOWING NEW FORTIFICATIONS AND ARRIVAL OF U.S. TROOPS

(FRONT COVER) A NIGHT RECONNAISSANCE ON THE POTOMAC OF ARMY OF POTOMAC

THE USS MONTICELLO SHELLING CONFEDERATES AT HATTERAS, OCTOBER 5,1861

THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC - PICKET GUARD

(FRONT COVER) ATTACK UPON THE CAMP 6TH REGIMENT NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS BY THE CONFEDERATES AT SANTA ROSA ISLAND, OCTOBER 9, 1861

THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC - A SCOUTING PARTY

GENERAL FREMONT'S ARMY (U.S.) ON THE MARCH THROUGH SOUTHWESTERN MARYLAND

CHARGE OF GENERAL FREMONT'S BODYGUARD THROUGH THE TOWN OF SPRINGFIELD, MISSOURI (October 24, 1861)

CAPTURE OF A CONFEDERATE PICKET NEAR SHREVE'S FARM, VIRGINIA, NEAR ARLINGTON

BATTLE OF BELMONT (Missouri) CHARGE OF COLONEL DOUGHERTY 22ND ILLINOIS REGIMENT UPON THE CONFEDERATE BATTERIES (under U.S. Grant's command)

BATTLE OF SANTA ROSA (October 9,1861) (Confederate attack under General Anderson)

SKIRMISH NEAR HUNTER'S MILL, VIRGINIA (Vienna) BETWEEN PENNSYLVANIA CAVALRY AND CONFEDERATES

"THE DREAM OF A SECESSIONIST - (George) WASHINGTON AND VALLEY FORGE"

STATEHOUSE OF MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA

CITY OF VICKSBURG

(FRONT COVER) CHANTREY'S STATUE OF (George) WASHINGTON (now in THE State House at Boston)

"THE DREAMER AT MOULTRIE -1776 AND 1861" (by Nevin)

VARIOUS SCENES OF FORT SUMTER

THE ALAMO

(George) 'WASHINGTON THE MEDIATOR"

DEDICATION TO THE VASSAR FEMALE COLLEGE

(BRADY) GENERAL SAM HOUSTON

THE BIGGEST GUN IN THE WORLD - THE FIFTEEN INCH COLUMBIAD

VIRGINIA SKETCHES INCLUDING THE MERRIMAC AND STATE SEAL

COAT OF ARMS. OF THE SEVERAL STATES OF THE UNION (including southern)

FASHIONS OF 1800

(FRONT COVER) THE HOUSETOPS IN CHARLESTON DURING THE BOMBARDMENT OF FORT SUMTER

THE RIFLED CANNON WHICH DID SO MUCH DESTRUCTION AT FORT SUMTER (Confederate)

THE VIRGINIAN OF 1776 AND 1861

LUTHER L LADD - MASSACHUSETTS VOLUNTEER KILLED AT BALTIMORE RIOTS APRIL 19,1861 (first Union casualty of War)

INSPECTION OF THE COLUMBIAD (biggest cannon) AT FORT PULASKI (Confederate)

CONFEDERATE WHITE HOUSE AT MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA

(BRADY) ENGRAVING OF STEPHEN DOUGLAS WHO LOST TO PRESIDENT LINCOLN

ENGRAVING OF TEXAS RANGER

UNIFORMS OF THE CONFEDERATE ARMY

UNIFORMS OF U.S. VOLUNTEERS AND STATE MILITIA

CAMP LIFE IN CONFEDERATE ARMY (using THE Bowie knife)

PRINCE NAPOLEON Ill AND HIS WIFE

MANUFACTURING MUSKETS AT THE US. ARMORY, SPRINGFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS

FIRE AT THE CONTINENTAL THEATRE IN PHILADELPHIA

THE FISHERIES OF ALBERMARLE AND PAMLICO SOUNDS, NORTH CAROLINA

(FRONT COVER) THE TELESCOPIC RIFLE

GAULEY MOUNTAIN IN WESTERN VIRGINIA

(BRADY) FAIRFAX COURTHOUSE

CONFEDERATES AT HATTERAS

WAR BALLOON AT GENERAL MCDOWELL'S HEADQUARTERS

(HOMER) "THE SONGS OF THE WAR"

POST OFFICE AND STORES AT HILTON HEAD, SOUTH CAROLINA

SCENES IN AND AROUND BEAUFORT, SOUTH CAROLINA

SCENES AND VIEWS AROUND FORT PICKENS, FLORIDA

(HOMER) A BIVOUAC FIRE ON THE POTOMAC (Confederate)

(HOMER) GREAT FAIR GIVEN IN NEW YORK CITY IN AID OF THE POOR

(FRONT COVER) THE SECEDING MISSISSIPPI DELEGATION IN CONGRESS

THE LATE REV. DR. MURRAY

(FRONT COVER) THE INAUGURAL PROCESSION AT WASHINGTON PASSING THE GATE OF THE CAPITOL GROUNDS

PRESIDENTS BUCHANAN AND LINCOLN ENTERTAINING THE SENATE CHAMBER BEFORE THE INAUGURATION

THE INAUGURATION OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN AS PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES AT THE CAPITOL, WASHINGTON, D.C., MARCH 4,1861

(FRONT COVER) GENERAL THOMAS SWEARING IN THE VOLUNTEERS CALLED INTO SERVICE OF THE UNITED STATES AT WASHINGTON, D.C.

GENERAL BEAUREGARD

COLONEL WILSON OF WILSON'S BRIGADE

THE 79TH REGIMENT (Highlanders), NEW YORK STATE MILITIA

THE ADVANCE GUARD OF THE GRAND ARMY OF THE UNITED STATES CROSSING THE LONG BRIDGE OVER THE POTOMAC AT 2 A.M. ON MAY 24, 1861

(FRONT COVER) THE WAR - MAKING HAVELOCKS FOR THE VOLUNTEERS

(FRONT COVER) FILLING CARTRIDGES AT THE UNITED STATES ARSENAL AT WATERTOWN, MASSACHUSETTS

(FRONT COVER) FLAG OFFICER STRINGHAM

THE SONGS OF WAR

BIVOUAC FIRE ON THE POTOMAC

GREAT FAIR GIVEN AT THE CITY ASSEMBLY ROOMS, NEW YORK, DECEMBER 1861, IN AID OF THE CITY POOR

(FRONT COVER) JEFFERSON DAVIS AND THE MISSISSIPPI DELEGATION IN CONGRESS

(FRONT COVER) THE SECEDING DELEGATION OF ALABAMA IN CONGRESS

DAVIS AND STEPHENS AS PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT OF C.S.A.

SALMON CHASE - SECRETARY OF TREASURY (U.S.A.)

GENERAL SAM HOUSTON

(FRONT COVER) WILLIAM SEWARD, SECRETARY OF STATE (U.S.A.)

(FRONT COVER) MRS. GENERAL GAINS

(FRONT COVER) CHARLES ADAMS, U.S. MINISTER TO ENGLAND

PORTRAIT OF PRESIDENT LINCOLN

(FRONT COVER) COLONEL WILLIAM WILSON OF THE "WILSON ZOUAVES" (U.S.A.)

THE LATE COLONEL ELLSWORTH

THE PORTRAIT OF SENATOR DOUGLAS (now dead; ran against Lincoln for Senate)

UNION MILITARY COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF LT. GENERAL SCOTT

U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES SPEAKER GROW

GENERAL MCDOWELL (U.S.A.)

GENERAL MANSFIELD (U.S.A.)

COLONEL BLAIR (U.S.A.)

Flag Officer Stringham

GENERAL MCCLELLAN AND HIS STAFF (U.S.A.)

GENERAL BURNSIDE (U.S.A.)

GENERAL R. E. LEE (C.S.A.)

(FRONT COVER) FLAG OFFICER STRINGHAM (U.S.A.)

TWO-PAGE PORTRAIT OF MAJOR GENERAL MCCLELLAN

GENERAL BONHAM'S HEADQUARTERS AT FAIRFAX COURTHOUSE (C.S.A.)

LATE GENERAL EDWARD BAKER, KILLED IN BATTLE OF LEESBURG OCTOBER 21,1861

(FRONT COVER) CAPTAIN DUPONT (U.S.A.)

THURLOW WEED, ESQ.

CAPTAIN S. F. DUPONT (U.S.A.)

COMMODORE WILKES (USA.)

COMMISSIONER MASON (C.S.A.)

COMMISSIONERS TO ENGLAND (C.S.A.)

GEORGE UPDYKE, MAYOR-ELECT OF NEW YORK

THE CONFEDERATE GENERAL ZOWCOFFER, KILLED AT THE BATTLE OF SOMERSET (Kentucky - Mill Springs)

THE PRISON AND JAILERS AT RICHMOND (General Winder C.S.A., U. Todd C.S.A) (also showing view of Sudley Church)

(FRONT COVER) JOHN (Hunt) MORGAN (C.S.A.), THE HIGHWAYMAN OF KENTUCKY (referred to as Captain and Chieftain of Guerrillas)

(BRADY) THE CONFEDERATE GENERAL STONEWALL JACKSON

THE CONFEDERATE BISHOP - MAJOR GENERAL POLK (was in command at Columbus, Kentucky, and took part in Battle of Shiloh)

GENERAL BUELL (Commander in Kentucky)

(BRADY) GENERAL BURNSIDE, COMMANDING THE BURNSIDE EXPEDITION, COMMODORE GOLDSBOROUGH (commanding naval part of General Burnside's expedition)

(FRONT COVER) 'LITTLE MACS OUT AGAIN (General McClellan)

GRAND RECEPTION AT THE WHITE HOUSE JANUARY 1862(showing Messrs. May, Nicolay, General McDowell, Colonel Lamon, President Lincoln; Cullum, Colonel Astor, Mrs. Lincoln, Secretary Chase and daughter, Miss Cameron; General Casey, Mercier, General Peck, U. Wis

BRIG. GENERAL KELLEY (of Virginia) AND HIS UNITED STATES VOLUNTEERS AND STAFF (U. W. R. Kelley, Captain McKenzie, Captain Hawks, Powell, Captain Harrison, and Major Frothingham)

THE HONORABLE EDWIN M. STANTON, SECRETARY OF WAR

(FRONT COVER) COMMODORE FOOTE, U.S.N. (guiding the naval attack on Ft. Henry on the Tennessee River)

(BRADY) BRIG. GENERAL BURNSIDE (commanding the attack on Roanoke Island, N.C.)

BRIG. GENERAL FOSTER (commanding the First Brigade at Roanoke Island)

CAPTAIN W. D. PORTER OF THE "ESSEX" (at the Battle of Ft. Henry)

(FRONT COVER) MAJOR GENERAL ULYSSES S. GRANT, U.S.A., THE HERO OF FORT DONELSON

BRIG. GENERAL CURTIS (just engaged on the Arkansas border with General Price, C.S.A.)

BRIG. GENERAL GARFIELD (engaged with General Humphrey Marshall's Confederate troops around January 11, at Prestonburg, Ky.)

(BRADY) THE LATE GENERAL F. W. LANDER (commanded a Division of Army of the Potomac - died from wounds suffered at Edward's Ferry, October 22, 1861)

THE LATE CAPTAIN MENDILL, KILLED AT FT. DONELSON

(FRONT COVER) LT. WORDEN, U.S.N., COMMANDING THE "MONITOR"

BRIG. GENERAL MANSFIELD AND STAFF AT NEWPORT NEWS (Virginia) DURING THE ENGAGEMENT

(BRADY) HONORABLE ANDREW JOHNSON, MILITARY GOVERNOR OF TENNESSEE (BRADY) LT. MORRIS, U.S.N., COMMANDER OF THE "CUMBERLAND" (commanded during the battle with the C.S.S. "Merrimac")

(FRONT COVER)(BRADY) MAJ. GENERAL BUELL (just promoted because of his campaign in Kentucky and Tennessee)

(FRONT COVER)(BRADY) BRIG. GENERAL SHIELDS (commanded at the Battle of Winchester, Virginia, March 15, 1862)

GENERAL POPE (at New Madrid)

(FRONT COVER) MAJ. GENERAL HALLECK IN THE FIELD, APRIL 1862 (at Island No. 10 on the Mississippi

(BRADY) MAJ. GENERAL POPE (at Island No. 10)

(BRADY) COMMODORE FOOTE (at Island No. 10)

(FRONT COVER) THE (Union) HEROES OF THE BATTLE OF PITTSBURG LANDING (Shiloh) (Major Generals McClernand, Grant, Buell; Brig. Generals Sherman, Nelson, Prentiss, Brighten, Crittenden, Wallace, McCook, Sweeney, Rousseau)

(FRONT COVER) MAJ. GENERAL 0. M. MITCHELL (operating in Alabama)

BRIG. GENERAL QUINCY A. GILMORE (was in charge of the siege of Ft. Pulaski)

COMMODORE FARRAGUT (Flag Officer of the Union Fleet now at New Orleans)

BRIG. GENERAL WINFIELD SCOTT HANCOCK (recently appointed Brig. General of Volunteers under General McClellan's Army of the Potomac)

COMMODORE GOLDSBOROUGH (commanding one-half of the Atlanta Blockading Squadron)

(FRONT COVER) BRIG. GENERAL STONEHAM, COMMANDING THE ADVANCE OF GENERAL MCCLELLAN'S ARMY (in command of all cavalry - Army of the Potomac)

ROBERT SMALLS, CAPTAIN OF (U.S.S.) "PLANTER" (only Black Naval Captain)

BRIG. GENERAL SILAS CASEY, U.S.A. (commanded the Army of Potomac's advance position at Battle of Fair Oaks near Richmond)

BRIG. GENERAL JOSEPH HOOKER, USA. (commanded a Division of Army of Potomac and was at Battle of Fair Oaks)

(FRONT COVER) MAJ. GENERAL LEWIS WALLACE, IN COMMAND AT MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE

(FRONT COVER) BRIG. GENERAL GEORGE F. SHEPLEY, COMMANDANT OF NEW ORLEANS

MAJ. GENERAL BENJAMIN F. BUTLER, COMMANDING DEPARTMENT OF THE GULF

MAJ. GENERAL JOHN POPE, COMMANDING THE ARMY OF VIRGINIA (recently put in command to operate in the Shenandoah Valley, Generals Fremont, Banks, McDowell put under his Command)

(FRONT COVER) BRIG. GENERAL GEORGE A. MCCALL (said to have been wounded and captured by the Confederates at the Battle of the Chickahominy)

(FRONT COVER) BRIG. GENERAL FITZ-JOHN PORTER (commanding a Corps in the Army of the Potomac)

(FRONT COVER) BRIG. GENERAL DANIEL BUTTERFIELD (commanding a Brigade under General Fitz-John Porter)

(FRONT COVER) BRIG. GENERAL TRUMAN SEYMOUR (commanding a Brigade in General McCall's Division; also did many sketches published in Harper's Weekly)

MAJ. GENERAL DIX, U.S.A. (commanding Fortress Monroe)

BRIG. GENERAL COUCH, U.S.A. (commanding a Division in General Fitz-John Porter's Corps - Army of Virginia)

(BRADY) BRIG. GENERAL KEYES (commanding the Fifth Army Corps Army of Virginia)

MAJ. GENERAL HALLECK, COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF (recently appointed Commander-In-Chief of all US. Armies)

THE MURDER OF GENERAL ROBERT L MCCOOK, NEAR SALEM, ALABAMA (killed by Confederate Guerrillas)

(FRONT COVER) BRIG. GENERAL MICHAEL CORCORAN, LATE (previously) COLONEL OF THE 69TH REGIMENT, NEW YORK STATE MILITIA

THE LATE R. L MCCOOK, U.S.A.

(FRONT COVER) MAJ. GENERAL JOHN POPE, COMMANDING THE ARMY OF VIRGINIA (operating near Manassas)

(BRADY) THE LATE GENERAL ISAAC I. STEVENS (killed at Second Manassas)

(BRADY) THE LATE GENERAL PHIL KEARNEY (killed in baffle near Fairfax Courthouse)

THE LATE COLONEL FLETCHER WEBSTER (killed at Second Manassas)

(FRONT COVER) GENERAL MCCLELLAN ENTERING THE TOWN OF FREDERICK, MARYLAND - THE POPULAR WELCOME

(BRADY) MAJ. GENERAL HOOKER (wounded at Battle of Antietam [Sharpesburg] September 17, 1862)

(BRADY) MAJ. GENERAL FRANKLIN (Commander of the Sixth Corps Army of the Potomac)

(BRADY) THE LATE GENERAL MANSFIELD (killed at Battle of Antietam [Sharpesburg] September 17, 1862)

(BRADY) THE LATE GENERAL RENO (killed at the Battle of South Mountain September 14, 1862)

(FRONT COVER) MAJ. GENERAL FRANZ SIEGEL, COMMANDING TWELFTH CORPS, ARMY OF THE POTOMAC

(BRADY) BRIG. GENERAL WADSWORTH, UNION CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR OF NEW YORK

(FRONT COVER)(BRADY) MAJ. GENERAL WILLIAM S. ROSECRANS, COMMANDER OF THE ARMY OF OHIO

(FRONT COVER) (BRADY) HON. HORATIO SEYMOUR, GOVERNOR-ELECT OF STATE OF NEW YORK

GENERAL MCCLELLAN SURRENDERING THE COMMAND OF THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC TO GENERAL BURNSIDE (November 10, 1862)

ACTING REAR-ADMIRAL D. D. PORTER (Commander of the Mississippi Flotilla)

(BRADY) BRIG. GENERAL THOMAS, OF THE ARMY OF OHIO (General Buell Commanding)

BRIG. GENERAL STANLEY OF THE ARMY OF THE MISSISSIPPI (General Grant Commanding)

COLONEL INGALLS, CHIEF QUARTERMASTER OF THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC

(FRONT COVER)(BRADY) MAJ. GENERAL A. E. BURNSIDE, COMMANDER OF THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC (Army of Potomac now consists of three "Grand" Divisions: Left, Right, and Center; Division Generals are, respectively, Franklin, Sumner, and Hooker)

(FRONT COVER)(BRADY) MAJ. GENERAL NATHANIEL P. BANKS, U.S.A. (Commander of the Great Southern Expedition)

(FRONT COVER)(BRADY) MAJ. GENERAL BURNSIDE AND THE DIVISION COMMANDERS OF THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC (shown are Hooker, Franklin, Sumner, and Siegel)

GRAND RECEPTION AT THE WHITE HOUSE, JANUARY 1862(showing President and Mrs. Lincoln plus many Generals and Cabinet members)

THE PRESIDENTS VISIT TO THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC -ARRIVAL AT THE (train) STATION AT FREDERICK, MARYLAND (President Lincoln not shown)

(BRADY) MRS. LINCOLN, WIFE OF THE PRESIDENT

GENERAL VIEW OF SHIP ISLAND (Mississippi) SHOWING THE LANDING OF GENERAL PHELP'S BRIGADE (USA.) - SHOWS SHIPS, THE "BIG GUN," FT. MASSACHUSETTS

BIRD'S EYE VIEW OF THE COAST FROM SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, TO BEAUFORT, S.C., SHOWING THE POSITION OF THE US. FLEET

BIRD'S EYE VIEW OF WASHINGTON AND VICINITY SHOWING 118 POINTS OF INTEREST INCLUDING FORTS, CAMP, RAILROADS (including Fairfax Courthouse, Manassas Junction, Baltimore Turnpike, Navy Yard)

CHANNELS TO CHARLESTON HARBOR

GENERAL VIEW OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER FROM CAIRO, ILLINOIS, TO THE MOUTH (distance in miles from various points to New Orleans and Cairo)

MAP OF JAMES RIVER (Virginia) SHOWING RICHMOND, PETERSBURG WEST TO NORFOLK, ATLANTIC OCEAN EAST

MAP SHOWING PAMLICO SOUND AND ALBEMARLE SOUND AND THE APPROACHES TO NORFOLK FROM THE SOUTH

BIRD'S EYE VIEW OF BOWLING GREEN, KENTUCKY, AND ITS APPROACHES

WAR MAP SHOWING THE THEATRE OF OPERATIONS OF THE MISSISSIPPI EXPEDITION AND GENERAL BUELL'S ARMY

TOPOGRAPHICAL MAP SHOWING MILL SPRING, PULASKI COUNTY, KENTUCKY

CHART OF HATTERAS INLET, NORTH CAROLINA

MAP SHOWING POSITION OF FT. HENRY, FT. DONELSON, AND THE MEMPHIS AND OHIO RAILROAD

GENERAL MAP OF ALBEMARLE AND PAMLICO SOUNDS SHOWING THE THEATRE OF OPERATIONS OF THE BURNSIDE EXPEDITION (from Fortress Monroe north to Hatteras Inlet south/from New Bern, Murfreesboro west to Atlantic Ocean east)

ROANOKE ISLAND, SHOWING POSITION OF CONFEDERATE BATTERIES

MAP OF FT. DONELSON AND VICINITY

MAP OF THE SEAT OF WAR IN TENNESSEE AND KENTUCKY, SHOWING THE PRESENT POSITION OF THE UNION ARMIES UNDER GENERALS BUELL AND GRANT

GENERAL MAP OF VIRGINIA, SHOWING THE FIELD OF OPERATIONS OF THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC (Winchester, Annapolis north to N.C. south/Charlottesville west to Chesapeake Bay east)

MISSISSIPPI RIVER FROM CAIRO TO MEMPHIS

BRUNSWICK, GEORGIA, NOW OCCUPIED BY THE UNION FORCES (map of Brunswick, Ga. and surrounding area)

MAP OF THE SOUTHERN STATES, SHOWING THE STRATEGIC POINTS AND THEIR RAILROAD CONNECTIONS, THE PRINCIPAL RIVERS, AND THE PRESENT POSITION OF THE UNION AND CONFEDERATE FORCES (from Cincinnati and St. Louis north to Gulf of Mexico and Jacksonville south/Arkan

MAP OF BEAUFORT, N.C., AND SURROUNDING AREA

BIRD'S EYE VIEW OF THE COURSE OF THE MISSISSIPPI AND THE SEAT OF WAR IN TENNESSEE AND THE VICINITY (Illinois north to New Orleans south)

MAP OF THE SEAT OF WAR IN TENNESSEE AND MISSISSIPPI, SHOWING THE PRESENT POSITIONS OF THE UNION AND CONFEDERATE ARMIES

GENERAL MAP OF THE SEAT OF WAR IN VIRGINIA, SHOWING THE ROAD TO RICHMOND (from Winchester and Annapolis north to N.C. south/Charlottesville west to Chesapeake Bay east)

MAP SHOWING THE POSITION OF FT. PULASKI AND APPROACHES TO SAVANNAH, GEORGIA

BALLOON VIEW OF THE VICINITY OF NEW ORLEANS LOOKING TOWARD THE GULF OF MEXICO (with point of interest identified)

MAP OF WESTERN TENNESSEE, SHOWING THE PRESENT POSITION OF THE UNION AND CONFEDERATE ARMIES, CORINTH, AND THE APPROACHES TO MEMPHIS, WITH RAILROADS IDENTIFIED

MAP OF YORKTOWN AND THE VICINITY SHOWING THE POSITION OF GENERAL MCCLELLAN'S ARMY AND THE CONFEDERATES UNDER JEFFERSON DAVIS

THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER FROM ITS MOUTH TO CAIRO, SHOWING NEW ORLEANS, MEMPHIS, FT. WRIGHT, ISLAND NO. 10, COLUMBUS AND MORE

MAP OF THE THEATRE OF WAR IN VIRGINIA (from Winchester and Annapolis north to N.C. south/Roanoke and Blue ridge Mountains west to Norfolk and Chesapeake Bay east)

MAP OF THE SEAT OF WAR IN VIRGINIA (from Richmond north to Norfolk south/Petersburg west to Hampton and Gloucester east)

MAP SHOWING THE EXTENT OF U.S. TERRITORY STILL UNDER INSURRECTIONARY CONTROL

MAP OF THE SEAT OF WAR IN VIRGINIA, SHOWING THE OLD AND NEW POSITIONS OF THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC (from Richmond north to Fortress Monroe south/Petersburg west to York River east)

THE CITY OF RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

MAP OF THE COUNTY SURROUNDING RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, SHOWING THE RAILROADS, PRINCIPAL ROADS, WATER COURSES, ETC. (from Luray to Potomac River north to Petersburg south/Staunton west to Richmond east)

MAP OF THE SEAT OF WAR IN VIRGINIA, SHOWING THE SITES OF THE RECENT BATTLES (from Sbarpesburg Maryland north to Richmond south/Winchester, Charlottesville west to Washington, D.C., Richmond cast)

WAR MAP OF KENTUCKY AND TENNESSEE, SHOWING THE PRESENT THEATRE OF OPERATIONS IN THE WEST (Cincinnati north to Murfreesboro south/Mississippi River west to Virginia border east, with insert of map of Louisville)

GENERAL MAP OF THE SEAT OF WAR IN MARYLAND (Carroll County north to Charleston, W.V. south! Chambersburg and Martinsburg west to Alexandria, Annapolis east)

WAR MAP OF KENTUCKY, SHOWING THE PRESENT FIELD OF OPERATIONS IN THAT STATE (from Cincinnati north to Lexington, N.C., south/Missouri border west to Virginia border cast, with insert map of Louisville)

MAP OF WASHINGTON COUNTY, MARYLAND, SHOWING THE BATTLEFIELDS OF ANTIETAM AND SOUTH MOUNTAIN

MAP OF KENTUCKY, SHOWING THE THEATRE OF THE CONTEST BETWEEN GENERAL BUELL (U.S.A.) AND GENERAL BRAGG (C.S.A.)

MAP OF PART OF MARYLAND, SHOWING THE SCENE OF THE LATE CONFEDERATE RAID (in Frederick County, Maryland)

MAP OF THE HARBOR OF GALVESTON (Texas), NOW IN UNION HANDS

MAP OF THE SEAT OF WAR IN VIRGINIA (from Sharpesburg north to Richmond south/Front Royal west to Washington, D.C., east)

MAP OF RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, AND ITS ENVIRONS, SHOWING THE CONFEDERATE FORTS (James River, major roads and railroad lines)

TOPOGRAPHICAL MAP OF EASTERN VIRGINIA FROM FREDERICKSBURG TO RICHMOND (taken from original railroad surveys; this is the only reliable map of this portion of the state. Signed by Charles Shotly, Topographical Engineer - Harper's Weekly)

GENERAL BURNSIDE'S EXPEDITION (U.S.A.) (Destination Fortress Monroe), SHOWING THE FOLLOWING SHIPS (U.S.N.):PIONEER, ZOUAVE, RESTLESS, HUSSAR, CHASSEUR, VIDETTE, WESTERN WORLD, SEMINOLE, JONES, STAMPEDE, WINONA, EASTERN CITY, HOLLY, UNLAS, SUMTER, CRUSADER

(FRONT COVER) SINKING THE STONE FLEET IN CHARLESTON HARBOR (union Whalers sunk with Stone to close the Harbour)

THE VESSELS AT GENERAL BURNSIDE'S EXPEDITION AT ANNAPOLIS: NEW YORK, SKIRMISHER, GRENADA, NORTHERNER. CHASSEUR, BOMBSHELL, COSSA CK, JOHNTRUCKS, LANCER, ZOUAVE, SENTINEL, EASTERN QUEEN,NEW BRUNSWICK, HUSSAR, EASTERN STATE, SHRAPNELL, RANGER, SCOUT

COMMODORE FOOTE'S GUN-BOAT FLOTILLA ON THE MISSISSIPPI (Mound City, Essex, Cairo, SL Louis, Louisville, Flagship Benton, Pittsburg Lexington)

BIRD'S EYE VIEW OF THE VESSELS COMPOSING THE BURNSIDE EXPEDITION AT FORTRESS MONROE AND SHOWING NORFOLK AND ITS APPROACHES

(FRONT COVER) DESTRUCTION OF A SCHOONER OFF CUMBERLAND INLET, GEORGIA, BY THE BOATS OF THE U.S.S. ALABAMA

(FRONT COVER) THE C.S.S. SUMTER FIRING AT THE BRIG JOSEPH PARKS, OF BOSTON

COMMANDER PORTER'S MORTAR FLOTILLA (Westfield A. Hengel O. H. Lee, C. P. Williams, Henry Jones, George Mangham, Racer, Horace Beals, Saran Buen, S. Rotan, J. Griffith, R. Seaman, M. J. Carlton, S. C Jones, Sea Foam, Octorora - Cmdr. Porter's Flagship)

THE U.S.S. STEAM SLOOP OF WAR PENSACOLA PASSING THE CONFEDERATE BATTERIES IN THE POTOMAC JANUARY 11,1862 (at Cockpit Point, Virginia)

THE VESSELS OF GENERAL BURNSIDE'S (Southern) EXPEDITION OFF FORTRESS MONROE THE NIGHT BEFORE THEIR DEPARTURE

(FRONT COVER) THE C.S.S. NASHVILLE (with sister boats) AND THE U.S.S. TUSCARORA AT SOUTH HAMPTON, ENGLAND (also the Dauntress and Moultan)

THE IRONCLAD FRIGATE C.S.S. MERRIMAC AND SLOOP OF WAR C.S.S. GERMANTOWN OFF CRANEY ISLAND (near Fortress Monroe)

THE WRECK OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK OF THE BURNSIDE EXPEDITION, OFF HATTERAS INLET

(FRONT COVER) GUN DECK OF ONE OF THE MISSISSIPPI GUN BOATS ENGAGED IN THE ATTACK ON FT. HENRY (Tennessee recently captured by the Union)

THE UNION GUN BOATS ADVANCING UP THE TENNESSEE RIVER TO THE ATTACK Of FT. HENRY, TENNESSEE

UNION NAVY IN THE SAVANNAH RIVER (loss of USS. Steamer Winfield Scott. The expedition in Warsaw Sound showing the Belvedere, McClellan, HulJt Boston, Seminole, Delaware, Ellen, Cosmopolitan, Fotomska, above Ft. Pulaski - Pembrina Ft. Andrews, Unadilla

THE CAPTURE OF FORT HENRY, TENNESSEE

DESTRUCTION OF COMMODORE LYNCH'S FLEET (C.S.S.) NEAR ELIZABETH CITY, N.C. (Commodore Rowan, U.S.N., commanding Union naval forces)

UNION SOUTHERN MEN WELCOMING UNION GUN BOATS IN ALABAMA

THE (Union) GUN BOAT ATTACK ON THE (Confederate) WATER BATTERIES AT FT. DONELSON (Tennessee) (showing the U.S.S. Tyler, Constaganogo, Carondele Pittsburg, Louisville, St. Louis)

(FRONT COVER) LT. WARDEN, U.S.N., COMMANDING THE MONITOR

(FRONT COVER) THE ERICSSON STEEL-CLAD BATTERY MONITOR

NEWPORT NEWS (Virginia) BATTERY BEFORE THE FIGHT (U.S.S. CONGRESS, CUMBERLAND)

THE C.S.S. MERRIMAC RUNNING DOWN THE FRIGATE U.S.N. CUMBERLAND OFF NEWPORT NEWS

THE ERICSSON BATTERY MONITOR DRIVING OFF THE C.S.S. MERRIMAC

CONSTRUCTION PLANS OF THE U.S.S. MONITOR

CAPTAIN JOHN ERICSSON (U.S.N.), (architect of the U.S.S. Monitor

(FRONT COVER) THE C.S.S. NASHVILLE RUNNING THE BLOCKADE AT BEAUFORT, N.C. (with Stars and Bars)

BIRD'S EYE VIEW OF THE ATTACK ON THE CONFEDERATE BATTERIES ON OR NEAR ISLAND NO. 10 BY COMMANDER FOOTE'S FLOTILLA (on the Mississippi - Illinois)

BOMBARDMENT OF ISLAND NO. 10 BY THE MORTAR FLEET (U.S.N.) MARCH 16,1862

THE NEW IRONCLAD STEAMER (U.S.S.) GALENA BUILT AT MAJESTIC, CONNECTICUT

GUN DECK OF THE NEW IRONCLAD STEAMER GALENA

(BRADY) LT. MORRIS, U.S.N., COMMANDER OF THE U.S.S. CUMBERLAND (sunk by the C.S.S. Merrimac)

BOMBARDMENT OF NEW BERN, N.C. (by General Burnside's forces)

EXACT PICTURE OF THE C.S.S. STEAMER VIRGINIA (Merrimac)

THE MONITOR AS SHE IS - INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR

THE BATTLE BETWEEN THE (U.S.S.) MONITOR AND THE (C.S.S.) MERRIMAC IN HAMPTON ROADS (other ships shown: U.S.S. Yorktown, Jamestown, Minnesota (grounded), U.S.S. Congress (burning), Cumberland (sunk), Roanoke) March 9, 1862

THE FIRST DAY'S FIRING AT YORKTOWN, VIRGINIA, APRIL 1862

LONGITUDINAL SECTION OF THE NANGA TUCK, THE STEVENS IRON STEAM (Union)

GUN-BOAT NANGA TUCK NOW AT FORTRESS MONROE

THE GUN-BOAT (U.S.S.) CARONDELET RUNNING THE CONFEDERATE BATTERIES AT ISLAND NO. 10 (on the Mississippi - Illinois)

THE SECOND TRIP OF THE (C.S.S.) MERRIMAC - SCENES AT OR AROUND FORTRESS MONROE (showing Sewell's Point, Virginia, U.S.S. Jamestown, Octarora, Nangatuck)

VIEW OF THE STEAMERS SUNK BY THE CONFEDERATES AT ISLAND NO. 10 AND NEW MADRID (U.S.S. ships sunk: Champion, Yazo C.S.S. Grampus, U.S.S. John Simmons, Red Rover, Prince, Admiral, Ohio Belle, De Soto, Kenewha Valley, Mars, Winchester)

FLAG OFFICER FARRAGUT'S GULF SQUADRON AND COMMODORE PORTER'S MORTAR FLOAT (U.S.N.) (U.S.S. Richmond Pensacola, Colorado, Flag Ship Hanford Octorora)

RECONNAISSANCE OF FORTS JACKSON AND ST. PHILLIP ON THE MISSISSIPPI BUYING GUN BOATS FROM FLAG OFFICER FARRAGUT'S SQUADRON (U.S.S. Kennebeck, Winnoa, various C.S.S. gun boats unnamed - near New Orleans)

RECONNAISSANCE OF Fr. WRIGHT BY THE GUN BOATS AND MORTAR FLEET APRIL 18, 1862 (U.S.S. Benton, Pittsburg, Carondeled De Sota, Conestoga, Mound Coy, Cincinnati, Cairo (35 miles north of Memphis)

BIRD'S EYE VIEW OF THE FEDERAL FLOTILLA DESCENDING THE MISSISSIPPI TO ATTACK FT. WRIGHT (35 miles north of Memphis)

THE (U.S.S.) STEAMER HARTFORD, COMMANDER FARRAGUT'S FLAGSHIP WHICH LED THE SQUADRON UP THE MISSISSIPPI

COMMANDER FARRAGUT'S SQUADRON AND CAPTAIN PORTER'S MORTAR FLEET ENTERING THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER (U.S.S. Pensacola, Westfield, Connecticut, Harriet Lane, Clifton, Banona)

THE EXPEDITION AGAINST NEW ORLEANS

BOMBARDMENT OF THE CONFEDERATE FORTS JACKSON AND ST. PHILLIP (at New Orleans) APRIL 24, 1862

FIRE RAFTS SENT DOWN BY THE CONFEDERATES APRIL 17; THE U.S.S. STEAMER MISSISSIPPI CRIPPLING THE C.S.S. MANASSAS APRIL 24 (also shown U.S.S. Richmond Brooklyn, Confederate Fleet, U.S.S. Pensacola Clifton, Harriet Lane, Oneida)

THE THIRD DAY'S BOMBARDMENT OF FORTS JACKSON AND ST. PHILLIP (at New Orleans)

FIGHT BETWEEN THE (U.S.S.) VARUNA AND C.S.S. GOVERNOR MOORE

THE FLAGSHIP HARTFORD (U.S.N.) ASSAILED BY A STEAM RAM AND SET ON FIRE BY A RAFT

THE (U.S.S.) HARTFORD AND BROOKLYN SILENCING THE BATTERIES

ARRIVAL OF THE FLAGSHIP HARTFORD (U.S.N.) OFF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS 1 PM APRIL 25

BLOWING UP THE (C.S.S.) LOUISIANA AFTER THE SURRENDER (Ironclad)

DESTRUCTION OF COTTON LADEN VESSELS BY THE CONFEDERATES NEAR NEW ORLEANS ON THE APPROACH OF THE (U.S.S.) HARTFORD ON APRIL 25,1862

COMMODORE GOLDSBOROUGH (U.S.N.) (lately commanded the U.S.S. Congress commanding one-half of the Atlantic Blockading Squadron superseding Commodore Stringinam)

(FRONT COVER) BALLOON VIEW OF THE ATTACK ON FT. DARLING (7 miles from Richmond), IN THE JAMES RIVER BY COMMANDER ROGERS' GUN-BOAT FLOTILLA - U.S.S. GALENA, MONITOR

NAVAL COMBAT OFF FT. WRIGHT (35 miles north of Memphis) IN THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER, MAY 8, 1862 (U.S.S. Flagship Benton, Pittsburg St. Louis, C.S.S. Louisiana, Manassas, U.S.S. Ironclad Mallory sunk)

BRITISH IRONCLAD SHIPS (being constructed at British dockyards to upgrade their Navy because of the new American Ironclads)

(FRONT COVER) THE FLAGSHIP HARTFORD ATTACKED BY THE C.S.S. RAM MANASSAS AND A FIRE RAFT IN THE MISSISSIPPI (at Forts Jackson and St. Philip - Hartford nearly sunk)

ROBERT SMALLS, CAPTAIN OF THE GUNBOAT PLANTER (Union - lately at Charleston Harbour- Captain and crew are Negroes) MAY 1862

RENDEZVOUS OF UNION FLEET IN JAMES RIVER OFF CITY POINT NEAR PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA (U.S.S. Marawazza, Wachuset Arostoolc Monitor, Mahaska)

(FRONT COVER) CLOSING SCENE OF THE NAVAL ENGAGEMENT BEFORE MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE (C.S.S. Van Don escaping, C.S.S. Sumter captured, Beauregard sinking, Jeff Thompson blowing up, federal fleet in pursuit)

(FRONT COVER) COL. ELLET'S UNION RAM APPROACHING THE CITY OF MEMPHIS, TENN. TO DEMAND ITS SURRENDER

RECONNAISSANCE ON THE JAMES RIVER BY U.S. GUN BOATS

APPEARANCE OF THE (C.S.S.) RAM BEAUREGARD AND JEFF THOMPSON AFTER THE FIGHT (apparently not sunk)

THE UNION FLEET PASSING FT. RANDOLPH ON THE WAY TO MEMPHIS

THE UNION FLEET OFF FT. PILLOW (near Memphis) ON THE EVE OF EVACUATION

THE GREAT NAVAL BATTLE BEFORE MEMPHIS, JUNE 6,1862(U.S.S. Queen of the West disabled, C.S.S. Ram General Price, C.S.S. Flagship Little Rebel, Sumter, U.S.S. Monarch running down C.S.S. Beauregard, C.S.N. under command of Commander Montgomery)

COL ELLET'S (U.S.N.) RAM FLEET ON THE MISSISSIPPI

BIRD'S EYE VIEW OF THE CITY OF CHARLESTON, S.C., SHOWING THE APPROACHES OF US. GUN BOATS

(FRONT COVER) EXPLOSION OF THE U.S.S. MOUND CITY

(FRONT COVER) THE NEW CONFEDERATE IRONCLAD RICHMOND NO. 2(being built at Richmond)

UNION GUN-BOATS GALENA AND MAHASKA SHELLING THE CONFEDERATES AT HARRISON'S LANDING, JULY 1,1862(near Richmond)

THE UNION FLEET SHELLING THE CONFEDERATE BATTERIES AT VICKSBURG, JUNE 28

UNION MORTAR BOATS FIRING ON (Vicksburg) AT NIGHT

POSITION OF THE (Union) FLEET ABOVE AND BELOW THE CITY OF VICKSBURG

ATTACK UPON THE UNION MORTAR FLEET BY CONFEDERATE LAND FORCES; COMMANDER DAVIS' FLEET (U.S.N.) ON ITS WAY DOWN THE MISSISSIPPI

CAPTURE OF THE CONFEDERATE GUN BOAT TEASER IN THE JAMES RIVER (Virginia)

CONFEDERATE BATTERIES AT VT. POWHATAN, ON THE JAMES RIVER, FIRING ON THE UNION TRANSPORT DANIEL WEBSTER

THE CONFEDERATE RAM ARKANSAS RUNNING THROUGH THE UNION FLEET OFF VICKSBURG

THE C.S.S. SUMTER (with complete history from commissioning on June 3, 1861, to April 10, 1862)

SPECIMENS OF THE NEW UNION IRONCLAD NAVY SHOWING THE U.S.S. ROANOKE, IRONSIDES, WHITNEY BATTERY

MAKING GUNS FOR THE NEW UNION MONITORS AT PITTSBURG, PA

THE PACIFIC MAIL COMPANY'S STEAMER GOLDEN GATE BURNED AT SEA JULY 27,1862

(FRONT COVER) THOMAS FITCH ROWLAND, ESQ., BUILDER OF THE NEW (Union) MONITORS

(FRONT COVER) THE IRONCLAD FRIGATE (U.S.S.) IRONSIDES IN FIGHTING TRIM (leaving Philadelphia on August 23)

THE UNION GUN BOAT ESSEX (Commander Porter) DESTROYING THE C.S.S. IRONCLAD RAM ARKANSAS IN THE MISSISSIPPI

THE NEW UNION IRONCLAD NAVY SHOWING THE MONITOR, ONODAGA, PASSAIC, PURITAN, WOODNA, ROANOKE, IRONSIDES, NANGA TUCK (with dimensions of each boat)

OUR PRIZE FLEET (Union), CONSISTING OF BRITISH VESSELS CAPTURED WHILE TRYING TO RUN THE UNION BLOCKADE (Columbia, Petrol, Memphis, Elizabeth, Patras, Alliance, Ann)

(FRONT COVER) THE C.S.S. ALABAMA, ALIAS "290," CERTIFIED TO BE A CORRECT SIGHTING BY CAPTAIN HAGGAR (U.S.N.) OF THE BRILLIANT

THE FOREIGN MEN OF WAR IN US. HARBOR (Lavosier, Princess Di Austria, Massena)

CHART OF THE NORTH ATLANTIC, SHOWING THE COURSE OF THE C.S.S. ALABAMA, AND HER STATION WHEN LAST HEARD FROM

THE CONFEDERATE STEAMER 0 VETO RUNNING THE BLOCKADE OF MOBILE CHASED BY THE U.S. STEAM SLOOP ONEIDA

THE U.S. WAR STEAMSHIP VANDERBILT (in chase of the C.S.S. Alabama)

(U.S.S. Ironclad) PASSAIC TRYING HER LARGE GUN AT THE PALISADES NOVEMBER 15,1862 (in the Hudson River)

LAUNCH OF THE BRITISH IRONCLAD SCREW FRIGATE CALEDONIA, 34 GUNS, AT WOOLWICH (England), October 24,1862

THE U.S. IRONCLAD PASSAIC AS SHE WILL APPEAR AT SEA

THE INTERIOR OF THE TURRET OF THE PASSAIC (showing the large gun)

DEFENSES OF WASHINGTON, D.C. - FT. LYON ON THE HEIGHTS OF HUNTING CREEK (Arlington Heights); THE LARGEST WORK ON THE ONE OF THE POTOMAC, FT. ELLSWORTH, SOUTH OF ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA

GRAND REVIEW OF GENERAL BURNSIDE'S EXPEDITIONARY FORCE AT ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND, DECEMBER 1861; THE VESSELS AT GENERAL BURNSIDE'S EXPEDITION AT ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND

THE CITY OF RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, SHOWING STARS AND BARS AND CONFEDERATE SOLDIERS

UNION PRISONERS IN RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

ENCAMPMENT OF CAPTAIN PATTERSON'S CAVALRY SCOUTS (U.S.A.) NEAR HANCOCK, MARYLAND

WINTER QUARTERS OF THE FOURTEENTH MASSACHUSETTS VOLUNTEERS - GARRISON OF FORTS ALBANY AND RUNYON (Arlington, Virginia)

THE UNION BATTERY AT NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA

BLOODY FIGHT AT OCCOQUAN, VIRGINIA (9 Texas Rangers killed)

THE PRISONS AND JAILERS AT RICHMOND

MAJOR GENERALS MCCLELLAN AND MCDOWELL AND STAFFS - CROSSING BULL RUN AT BLACKBURN'S FORD

BRIDGE OVER BULL RUN, NEAR BLACKBURN'S FORD, BURNED BY THE CONFEDERATES

EVACUATION AND FIRING OF MANASSAS JUNCTION BY THE CONFEDERATES

CONFEDERATE WINTER QUARTERS AT CENTREVILLE, VIRGINIA, WITH BULL RUN IN THE DISTANCE

INTERSECTION OF THE ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD WITH THE MANASSAS JUNCTION

TRANSPORTS EMBARKING (US.) TROOPS AT ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA

CITY OF NORFOLK, VIRGINIA

FEDERAL TROOPS AT HAMPTON, VIRGINIA

THE CITY OF FREDERICKSBURG, VIRGINIA

(HOMER) OUR (U.S.) ARMY BEFORE YORKTOWN, VIRGINIA

YORKTOWN, GLOUCHESTER, AND SCENES IN THE (US.) CAMPS BEFORE YORKTOWN

(FRONT COVER)(HOMER) CONFEDERATES OUTSIDE THEIR WORKS AT YORKTOWN RECONNOITERING WITH DARK LANTERNS

(FRONT COVER) THE REOCCUPATION OF NORFOLK BY UNION FORCES UNDER GENERAL WOOL MAY 10, 1862 (with local scenes of Norfolk)

SCENES AND VIEWS AT AND AROUND YORKTOWN, VIRGINIA

THE CITY OF NORFOLK, RECENTLY OCCUPIED BY U.S. TROOPS

THE CITY OF RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

HEROIC COUNTY JAIL, RICHMOND

THE CAPITAL OF RICHMOND

CONFEDERATE PRISONS ON MAIN, NEAR 25TH STREET, RICHMOND

(FRONT COVER) COLD HARBOR (Virginia), NINE MILES FROM RICHMOND, NEAR GENERAL MCCLELLAN'S HEADQUARTERS - SCENE OF A SKIRMISH ON MAY 24

GENERAL MCCLELLAN'S CAMP AT CUMBERLAND, VIRGINIA, WITH A VIEW OF THE PAMUNICY RIVER

THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC - GENERAL MCCLELLAN RECONNOITERING THE TURNPIKE TO RICHMOND FROM THE PEACH ORCHARD AT MECHANICSVILLE

SCENE OF THE BATTLE OF FRONT ROYAL, VIRGINIA, BETWEEN THE FIRST MARYLAND REGIMENT (US.) AND THE CONFEDERATE ARMY

FRONT ROYAL, VIRGINIA, LOOKING SOUTH

FT. DARLING, DRURY'S BLUFF, ON THE JAMES RIVER (Virginia)

BIRD'S EYE VIEW OF RICHMOND AND THE VICINITY

THE OLD HAMPTON CHURCH AT HAMPTON, VIRGINIA

(FRONT COVER) THE "WHITE HOUSE" ON THE PAMUNKY RIVER, LATELY OCCUPIED BY UNION FORCES (formerly General R. E. Lee's House)

BRIDGE THROUGH THE CHICKAHOMINY SWAMP (Virginia); A PICKET (US.) ON THE CHICKAHOMINY - THE RELIEF APPROACHING

HARRISON'S LANDING ON THE JAMES RIVER (near Richmond)- THE NEW BASE OF THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC

THE ARMY OF VIRGINIA (Union) - SCENES ON THE MARCH (showing oldest house at Middletown, Virginia)

THE CITY OF RICHMOND, VIRGINIA (map)

THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC ARRIVING AT YORKTOWN FROM WILLIAMSBURG

CENTREVILLE, VIRGINIA, TO WHICH GENERAL POPE WITHDREW HIS ARMY ON AUGUST 30

MANASSAS JUNCTION, INTERSECTION OF THE MANASSAS GAP AND ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROADS - SCENE OF SEVERAL RECENT FIGHTS

GENERAL POPE'S HEADQUARTERS AT RAPPAHANNOCK STATION - GENERAL SIEGEL ON THE ROOF WATCHING THE CONFEDERATES

WARRENTON, VIRGINIA, LATELY OCCUPIED BY THE ARMY OF VIRGINIA (US.)

THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC PASSING THE HYGEIA HOTEL AT OLD POINT COMFORT, VIRGINIA

FREDERICK CITY, MARYLAND, WHILE OCCUPIED BY THE CONFEDERATES

HAGERSTOWN, MARYLAND, WHILE OCCUPIED BY THE CONFEDERATES

GENERAL VIEW OF HARPER'S FERRY AND MARYLAND HEIGHTS

(FRONT COVER) FORD NEAR SHEPHERDSTOWN, (western Virginia), ON THE POTOMAC FIRING ACROSS THE RIVER

WILLIAMSPORT, MARYLAND, AND THE FORD ACROSS THE POTOMAC

SCENES AT HAGERSTOWN, MARYLAND

BOONESBOROUGH, MARYLAND, SOUTH MOUNTAIN IN THE DISTANCE - SCENE OF (General) BURNSIDE'S FIGHT

SUGARLOAF MOUNTAIN, MARYLAND

MIDDLETOWN, MARYLAND, NEAR SOUTH MOUNTAIN

THE PRESIDENT'S VISIT TO THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC - ARRIVAL AT THE STATION OF FREDERICK (Maryland)

THE CONFEDERATE FORAY INTO PENNSYLVANIA - GENERAL VIEW OF CHAMBERSBURG

THE CONFEDERATES DESTROYING THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD, AS SEEN FROM FAIR VIEW MOUNTAIN, MARYLAND

HANCOCK, MARYLAND, FROM THE CAMP OF BALLIER'S "BULLY DUTCHMEN' 98TH PENNSYLVANIA VOLUNTEERS

BALTIMORE AND OHIO STATION RAILROAD STATION AT HANCOCK, MARYLAND

PASSING UNDER THE CANAL TO THE FORD (AT HANCOCK, MARYLAND)

SUMMIT STATION ON MARYLAND HEIGHTS (U.S.A. signal station overlooking Harper's Ferry, Loudoun Heights, etc.)

VIEW FROM MARYLAND HEIGHTS AT SUNRISE

ARMY OF THE POTOMAC - SCOUTING IN LOUDOUN VALLEY BY GENERAL PLEASTON'S CAVALRY (U.S.A.)

THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC - THOROUGHFARE GAP (in the Bull Run Mountains)

WARRENTON, VIRGINIA

(General) MCCLELLAN'S ADIEUX TO HIS OFFICERS AT WARRENTON, VIRGINIA (showing the Warren Green Hotel)

THE CITY OF FREDERICKSBURG AND ITS VICINITY

AQUIA CREEK (Virginia), ON THE POTOMAC, NEW BASE OF SUPPLIES FOR THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC

THE CITY OF PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA

THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC - AT AND ON THE WAY TO FREDERICKSBURG (showing Warrenton, Warrenton Junction, Weaverville, Catlctt)

BELLE PLAINS, ON THE POTOMAC (near Aquia Creek) - (General) BURNSIDE'S PRINCIPAL COMMISSARY DEPOT

FREDERICKSBURG, VIRGINIA

(FRONT COVER) GREAT WAR MEETING AT WASHINGTON, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, AUGUST, 6, 1862 (in front of the Capital building under construction)

(FRONT COVER) CONVALESCENT SOLDIERS PASSING THROUGH WASHINGTON TO JOIN THEIR REGIMENTS (Capital building under construction in background)

THE BATTLE OF DRANESVILLE (Virginia)

THE BATTLE AT GREEN RIVER, KENTUCKY

(FRONT COVER) PORT ROYAL FERRY, SCENE OF THE BATTLE JANUARY 1, 1862

BUILDING HUTS FOR THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC

THE WAR IN VIRGINIA - A RECONNAISSANCE IN A LAUREL BRAKE

ARMY OF THE POTOMAC BRINGING IN CONFEDERATE PRISONERS

SURPRISE OF THE CONFEDERATES BETWEEN HARRISON, WESTERN VIRGINIA, BY COLONEL PIATT'S ZOUAVES (34th Ohio Vol)

WAR SCENES ON GREEN RIVER, KENTUCKY

EMBARKATION OF GENERAL McClelland's BRIGADE AT CAIRO - THE ADVANCE OF THE GREAT MISSISSIPPI EXPEDITION - JANUARY 10, 1862

(FRONT COVER) THE PICKET OF THE TENTH INDIANA REGIMENT DISCOVERING THE APPROACH OF THE CONFEDERATES AT MILL SPRING, KENTUCKY

THE TWO BOMBARDMENTS OF FT. PICKENS

THE SCENE OF THE RECENT BATTLE AND DEFEAT OF THE FORCES OF GENERAL ZOLLICOFFER (C.S.A.)

THE BATTLE OF SOMERSET OR MILL SPRING, KENTUCKY, JANUARY 19, 1862

CAVALRY CHARGE IN VIRGINIA

BLOODY FIGHT AT OCCOQUAN, VIRGINIA (9 Texas Rangers reportedly killed)

WHY THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC DOESN'T MOVE

(FRONT COVER) THE SURRENDER OF FT. DONELSON (Tennessee) FEBRUARY 16, 1862 (to Brig. General U. S. Grant)

GALLANT CHARGE OF HAWKINS' ZOUAVES UPON THE CONFEDERATE BATTERIES ON ROANOKE ISLAND

GENERAL MITCHELL'S DIVISION (U.S.A.) CROSSING GREEN RIVER, KENTUCKY OCTOBER 10,1862

THE HAND TO HAND FIGHT OVER SELWARTZ'S BATTERY AT (FT.) DONELSON

(FRONT COVER) THE ATTACK ON THE SECOND IOWA REGIMENT ON THE CONFEDERATE BATTERIES AT FT. DONELSON

POSITION OF TAYLOR'S AND MCALLISTER'S BATTERIES DURING THE BATTLE AT FT. DONELSON

THE BATTLE OF PEA RIDGE, ARKANSAS, THE FINAL ADVANCE OF U.S. TROOPS MARCH 8,1862

MAJ. GENERALS MCCLELLAN AND MCDOWELL (USA) AND STAFFS, ESCORTED BY THE FIFTH CAVALRY, CROSSING BULL RUN AT BLACKBURN'S FORD

CAMP DOUGLAS, NEAR CHICAGO, WHERE 7000 CONFEDERATE PRISONERS ARE QUARTERED

THE BURNSIDE EXPEDITION - THE STORMING OF FT. THOMPSON (C.S.A.) AT NEW BERN, N.C., MARCH 14, 1862

THE BATTLE OF WINCHESTER - DECISIVE CHARGE UPON THE CONFEDERATES AT THE STONE WALL

THE FIRST DAY'S FIRING AT YORKTOWN, VIRGINIA - APRIL 1862

THE BATTLE OF PITTSBURG LANDING, APRIL 7, FINAL AND VICTORIOUS CHARGE OF THE UNION (under Maj. General Grant)

THE BATTLEFIELD OF SHILOH OR PITTSBURG LANDING

GENERAL BUELL'S ARMY CROSSING DUCK RIVER AT COLUMBIA, TENNESSEE, TO REINFORCE GENERAL GRANT

THE BOMBARDMENT AND CAPTURE OF FT. PULASKI, APRIL 11, 1862

(FRONT COVER)(HOMER) CONFEDERATES OUTSIDE THEIR WORKS AT YORKTOWN RECONNOITERING WITH DARK LANTERNS

(HOMER) THE UNION CAVALRY AND ARTILLERY STARTING IN PURSUIT OF THE CONFEDERATES UP THE YORKTOWN TURNPIKE

(HOMER) CHARGE OF THE FIRST MASSACHUSETTS REGIMENT ON A CONFEDERATE RIFLE PIT NEAR YORKTOWN (Virginia)

GENERAL HANCOCK'S BRIGADE CHARGING THE CONFEDERATES AT THE BATTLE OF WILLIAMSBURG (Virginia)

GEN. HOOKER'S DIVISION ENGAGING THE ENEMY AT THE BATTLE OF WILLIAMSBURG (Virginia)

THE EIGHTH MISSOURI VOLUNTEERS CHARGING OVER THE EIGHTEENTH REGULARS AT THE BATTLE OF PEA RIDGE, TENNESSEE

(HOMER) THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC - UNION OUTLYING PICKET IN THE WOODS (near Yorktown)

GENERAL MCCLELLAN'S ARMY ON THE MARCH FROM WILLIAMSBURG TOWARD RICHMOND

UNION TROOPS MARCHING DOWN INTO THE TRENCHES BEFORE RICHMOND (Virginia)

THE CONFEDERATE MILITARY PRISON AT SALISBURY, N.C., WHERE MANY UNION PRISONERS ARE CONFINED

THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC - THE CONFEDERATES EVACUATING MECHANICSVILLE UNDER THE FIRE OF UNION BATTERIES

GENERAL DAVIDSON'S BRIGADE (U.S.A.) TAKING POSSESSION OF MECHANICSVILLE, NEAR RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, MAY 21, 1862

UNION CAMP AT CUMBERLAND LANDING ON THE PUMUNKY RIVER (25 miles east of Richmond)

CHARGE OF GENERAL SICKLES' BRIGADE UPON THE CONFEDERATES AT THE BATTLE OF FAIR OAKS (within miles of Richmond)

COMMENCEMENT OF THE BATTLE OF HANOVER COURTHOUSE 1:45 PM (under Union General Porter) - THE CONFEDERATES ON THE HILL IN THE DISTANCE

THE BATTLE OF TRANTER'S CREEK, NEAR WASHINGTON, NC., ON JUNE 5,1862

A BAND OF CONFEDERATES FIRING INTO RAILROAD CARS NEAR TUNSTALL'S STATION, VIRGINIA, JUNE 13, 1862 (near Richmond)

(HOMER) THE WAR FOR THE UNION - A CAVALRY CHARGE

ARMY OF THE POTOMAC - FURIOUS ATTACK BY THE CONFEDERATES ON KIRBY'S BATTERIES AT BATTLE OF FAIR OAKS (near Richmond)

(FRONT COVER) BATTLE OF ST. CHARLES, WHITE RIVER, ARKANSAS - EXPLOSION OF THE "MOUND CITY"

(HOMER) THE WAR FOR THE UNION, 1862, BAYONET CHARGE

ARMY OF THE POTOMAC - CAPTAIN DE HART'S BATTERY SHELLING THE CONFEDERATE ADVANCE AT THE BATTLE OF GAINES' MILL, VIRGINIA, JUNE 27,1862

GRIFFIN'S AND MARTIN'S BATTERIES (U.S.A.) POURING CANISTER INTO THE CONFEDERATE RANKS AT GAINES' MILL (Virginia)

THE BANK OF THE CHICKAHOMINY (Virginia), FRIDAY, JUNE 27, 1862 - MAJ. GENERAL PORTER (U.S.A.) ATTACKED BY AN OVERWHELMING FORCE OF CONFEDERATES

THE BATTLE OF BEAVER CREEK, JUNE 26, 1862 (near Mechanicsville, Virginia) (McCall's Division)

BATTLE OF MALVERN HILL (Virginia), JULY 1, 1862- THE CONFEDERATES REPULSED BY UNION ARTILLERY

BATTLE AT SAVAGE'S STATION (Virginia), SUNDAY, JUNE 29,1862- (General) SUMNER REPULSING THE CONFEDERATES (near Richmond)

THE BATTLE BEFORE RICHMOND - (Capt.) AYRES' ARTILLERY (General Smith's Division U.S.A.) KEEPING THE CONFEDERATES IN CHECK AT WHITE OAK SWAMP (near Richmond)

(Maj.) GENERAL MCCLELLAN ARRIVING ON THE BANK OF THE JAMES RIVER (on June 29, 1862) NEAR HARRISON'S LANDING

CHARGE OF THE FIFTH CAVALRY (U.S.A.) AT THE BATTLE OF FRIDAY, JUNE 27,1862 (at Chickahominy)

(General) KEARNEY'S DIVISION (U.S.A.) FIGHTING IN THE WOODS MONDAY, JUNE 30, 1862

THE BATTLE OF CHARLES CITY ROAD, FOUGHT BY GENERAL HINTZELMAN AND (General) FRANKLIN ON MONDAY, JUNE 30,1862 (at the James River near Richmond)

THE WAR IN NORTH ALABAMA - (U.S.A.) BURNING THE BRIDGE OVER THE TENNESSEE RIVER AT DECATUR (preventing General Price (C.S.A.) from pursuing)

THE WAR IN NORTH ALABAMA - ROUTE OF A CONFEDERATE FORCE, UNDER GENERAL LEDBETTER (C.S.A.) NEAR BRIDGEPORT

BAYONET CHARGE OF THE SECOND EXCELSIOR, COL HALL (U.S.A.) AT THE BATTLE OF FAIR OAKS (Virginia) JUNE 1862

GENERAL VIEW OF THE ENCAMPMENT OF THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC AT HARRISON'S LANDING (on the James River near Richmond)

(Col.) JOHN MORGAN'S HIGHWAYMEN (C.S.A.) SACKING A PEACEFUL VILLAGE IN THE WEST

THE BATTLE OF CEDAR MOUNTAIN FOUGHT AUGUST 1862 (near Culpeper, Virginia)

THE BATTLE OF BATON ROUGE (August 5, 1862)

SKIRMISH AT FREEMAN'S FORD (on the Rappahannock River, Va.) AUGUST 27 - DEATH OF GENERAL BOHLEN (first Division, Third Brigade, General Siegel's Army Corps)

GENERAL SIEGEL'S CORPS AT THE SECOND BATTLE OF BULL RUN - FOUGHT AUGUST 29,1862

THE FIRST VIRGINIA CAVALRY (C.S.A.) AT A HALT (showing battle flag of Army of Northern Virginia)

THE CONFEDERATE ARMY CROSSING THE FORDS OF THE POTOMAC FOR THE INVASION OF MARYLAND

A CONFEDERATE GUERILLA RAID IN A WESTERN TOWN

THE BATTLE OF ANTIETAM (Sharpesburg), FOUGHT SEPTEMBER 17, 1862 - (General) BURNSIDE HOLDING THE HILL

THE BATTLE OF ANTIETAM (Sharpesburg) - THE FIRST MARYLAND BATTERY (U.S.A.) IN THE BACKGROUND

BURYING THE CONFEDERATE DEAD AFTER THE BATTLE OF ANTIETAM (Sharpesburg)

THE BATTLE OF ANTIETAM (Sharpesburg) FOUGHT SEPTEMBER 17, 1862 - GENERAL MANSFIELD'S CORPS (USA) IN POSITION IN THE CENTER

GENERAL BUELL'S ARMY ENTERING LOUISVILLE, KY

(BRADY) SCENES ON THE BATTLEFIELD OF ANTIETAM (Sharpesburg) (all photos by Brady)

BATTLE OF SOUTH MOUNTAIN (Maryland, near Sharpesburg) -GENERAL FRANKLIN'S CORPS (U.S.A.) STORMING CRAMPTON'S PASS

AFTER THE BATTLE (of Manassas [Bull Run]) - THE CONFEDERATES IN POSSESSION OF THE FIELD

THE BATTLE OF CORINTH (Miss.) FOUGHT OCTOBER 4,1862

THE CONFEDERATE RAID INTO PENNSYLVANIA - (General) STUART'S CAVALRY (C.S.A.) ON THEIR WAY TO THE POTOMAC (on the Poolesville Road, Maryland)

THE BATTLE OF PERRYVILLE, KENTUCKY, FOUGHT OCTOBER 8,1862

(HOMER) THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC - A SHARP SHOOTER ON DUTY (with telescopic rifle) This is the most famous Winslow Homer piece of the entire war. The Sharpshooter is sought after by collectors and investors alike

THE WAR FOR THE UNION - SURPRISE OF A CONFEDERATE GUERILLA BY A SQUADRON OF US. CAVALRY (by Thomas Nast)

THE ARMY OF THE OHIO ON THE MARCH (General Buell commanding)

THE ADVANCE GUARD OF THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC ATTACKING THE CONFEDERATES NEAR SNICKERS VILLE

THE CONFEDERATE ENCAMPMENT AT DRURY'S BLUFF (on the) JAMES RIVER (8 miles from Richmond)

THE CONFEDERATE FT. DARLING ON DRURY'S BLUFF (showing the "Stars and Bars")

(FRONT COVER) THE ATTACK ON FREDERICKSBURG - THE FORLORN HOPE SCALING THE HILL (U.S.A. commanded by General Hooker, CSA. commanded by General R. E. Lee)

THE BOMBARDMENT OF FREDERICKSBURG BY THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC

A BATTLE (Fredericksburg) AS SEEN BY THE (Union) RESERVE

(FRONT COVER)(HOMER) CHRISTMAS BOXES IN CAMP - CHRISTMAS 1862 (Union)

FAIRY TALES TOLD BY THE LITTLE FOLK

EXECUTION OF PRIVATE LANAHAN (U.S.A.) OF THE REGULAR ARMY, FOR MURDER, AT WASHINGTON (D.C.)

RELEASED PRISONERS RETURNING TO THE CAMP OF THE THIRTY-FIRST REGIMENT NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS (Franklin's Division) FROM RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

"BRITISH CIVILIZATION" - HOW THE ENGLISH TREAT PRISONERS OF WAR - BLOWING SEPOYS (prisoners) FROM GUNS (cannon) IN INDIA 1857

(BRADY) LORD LYONS - THE BRITISH MINISTER TO WASHINGTON (BRADY) M. MERCIER - THE FRENCH MINISTER TO WASHINGTON (BRADY) BARON STOECKL - RUSSIAN MINISTER TO WASHINGTON BARON VON GEROLT, PRUSSIAN MINISTER TO WASHINGTON

BATTLE BETWEEN THE MEXICANS AND THE AWED INVADERS (French and Spanish) AT THE NATIONAL BRIDGE NEAR VERA CRUZ (Mexicans held)

SEEKING FOR THE WOUNDED, BY TORCH LIGHT, AFTER THE BATTLE (at Ft. Donelson)

GENERAL VIEW OF THE CITY OF NASHVILLE,