Civil War

G.W.C. Lee, Robert E Lee, Walter Taylor

John McArthur

Quartermaster's Office at 7th St. Wharf, Wash., D.C.

Slave pen, Alexandria, Virginia (Civil War time)

General Rush C. Hawkins

Brigadier General David B. Birney

Centreville, Virginia (vicinity). Mrs. Spinner's house

Hanover Junction, Pennsylvania. Bridge at Hanover Junction burned by Confederates before the battle of Gettysburg

Bealton, Virginia. General Marsena R. Patrick and staff

Col. Grosbeck

Major R.R. Daniels

Brigadier General Alfred N. Duffie

Brigadier General J.M. Brannon, Commanded 10th Army Corps in 1862-3

Lieutenant E.K. Butler, 69th N.Y.S.M.

General Gershom Mott, U.S.A.

Sarg. H.F. Martin, 123rd Pennsylvania Infantry

David A. Enyart, Colonel 1st Kentucky

Confederate Fort Harrison

Colonel E.E. Cross, 5th New Hampshire Infantry U.S.A. Killed at Gettysburg 1863

Major Thomas Gibons, 14th Pennsylvania Cav

Petersburg, Virginia Federal troops drawn up to witness a hanging

Petersburg, Virginia. Earthworks in front of Petersburg

Brigadier General Wm. T. Ward

Powell

Antietam, Maryland. Antietam bridge, on Sharpsburg and Boonsboro turnpike

Capt. J. Faunce, Revenue Marine

Lieutenant Colonel F. Weiss, 20th New York Infantry

City Point, Virginia. Barracks of Military Railroad Construction Corps

Virginia. Winter quarters of Captain Bissel, Army of the Potomac

Yorktown, Virginia (vicinity). Comte de Paris, Duc de Chartres, Prince de Joinville and friends at lunch. Camp Winfield Scott

Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. Entrance to National Cemetery

Federal Troops

Slocum

General S.A. Hurlburt

Colonel T. Cass, 9th Mass. Inf.

Savannah, Georgia. Ruins of houses

Cub Run, Virginia

Lieutenant Colonel E. Burt, 3rd Maine Infantry

Brigadier General Joseph Finegan

Docks with transports