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Civil War Harper's Weekly, April 9, 1864

Welcome to our archive of Harper's Weekly newspapers. Harper's Weekly was the most read newspaper during the Civil War, and served as the primary source of news for people during the War. The paper was read by millions of Americans, and today serves as a primary source for research into the war.

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Metropolitan Fair

New York Metropolitan Fair

Democrats Slavery vote

Democrats Vote Against Abolishing Slavery

Forrest's Attack of Union City

General Forrest's Attack on Union City

New York Fair

New York Fair

Knoxville in the Civil War

Slaves Escape From South

Hair Style Cartoon

 

Sanitary Commission

Sanitary Commission

Knoxville

Knoxville, Tennessee

Soldier's Ball in Huntsville

Soldier's Ball in Huntsville

Runaway Slaves

Runaway Slaves

Knoxville, Tennessee

Here for your perusal is an original Civil War Harper's Weekly illustration of Knoxville, Tennessee.  The image shows a number of exciting scenes documenting Knoxville in the Civil War.  The illustration is captioned, "The War in Tennessee - Views at Knoxville and the Vicinity. -(See Page 234)."


 

 

  

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