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Photographer |
| 550 |
Group
of Irish Brigade, as they lay on Battle-field of Antietam, Sept. 19, 1862. |
Alexander Gardner |
| 551 |
A
Contrast: Federal buried, Confederate unburied, where they fell, on
Battlefield of Antietam. |
" |
| 552 |
Completely
Silenced: Dead Confederate Artillerymen, as they lay around their battery,
after the Battle of Antietam. |
" |
| 553 |
Ditch
on the right wing, where Kimball’s Brigade fought so desperately, at the
Battle of Antietam. |
" |
| 554 |
He
Sleeps his Last Sleep. A Confederate Soldier, who after being wounded, had
evidently dragged himself to a little ravine on the hill-side, where he
died. |
" |
| 555 |
Confederate
Soldiers, as they fell, near the Burnside Bridge, at the Battle of
Antietam. |
" |
| 556 |
Confederate
Soldiers, as they fell inside the fence, on the Hagerstown road, at the
Battle of Antietam. |
" |
| 557 |
Gathered
Together for Burial: After the Battle of Antietam. |
" |
| 558 |
Dead
Horse of Confederate Colonel: both killed at the Battle of Antietam. |
" |
| 559 |
Killed
at the Battle of Antietam. |
" |
| 560 |
View
in the Field, on the west side of Hagerstown road, after the Battle of
Antietam. |
" |
| 561 |
Burying
the Dead, after the Battle of Antietam. |
" |
| 562 |
View
near Dunker Church, on the Battle-field of Antietam. |
" |
| 563 |
View
in Ditch on right wing, after the Battle of Antietam. |
" |
| 564 |
Demolished
Confederate Battery, near Sharpsburg, September 19, 1862. |
" |
| 565 |
View
of Ditch on right wing, which had been used as a rifle-pit by the
Confederates, at the Battle of Antietam. |
" |
| 566 |
Confederate
Soldiers, as they fell, at the Battle of Antietam. |
" |
| 567 |
View
on Battle-field: Group of Louisiana Regiment, as they fell, at the Battle
of Antietam. The contest at this point had been very severe. |
" |
| 568 |
View
on Battle-field of Antietam, where Sumner’s corps charged the enemy:
scene of terrific conflict. |
" |
| 569 |
View
on Battle-field of Antietam. |
" |
| 570 |
A
Lone Grave, on Battle-field of Antietam. |
" |
| 571 |
View
on Battle-field of Antietam, near Sherrick’s House, where the
Seventy-ninth New York Volunteers fought after they crossed the creek:
group of dead Confederates. |
" |
| 572 |
View
on Battle-field of Antietam, where Hooker’s corps behaved so gallantly:
group of Confederate dead. |
" |
| 573 |
Dunker
Church, on Battle-field of Antietam. |
" |
| 574 |
Ruins
of Mumma’s House, on Battle-field of Antietam. |
" |
| 575 |
Rullet’s
House, on Battle-field of Antietam. |
" |
| 576 |
General
Hooker’s Headquarters during the Battle of Antietam. |
" |
| 577 |
Captain
Knapp’s Battery, Pennsylvania Artillery, (Banks’ corps) on
Battle-field of Antietam. |
" |
| 578 |
Antietam
Bridge, on Sharpsburg and Boonboro Turnpike: looking upstream. |
" |
| 579 |
Group—Artillery
Officers on Battle-field of Antietam. |
" |
| 580 |
General
Caldwell and Staff, on Battle-field of Antietam, Sept. 21, 1862. |
" |
| 581 |
Picnic
Party at Antietam Bridge, September 22, 1862. |
" |
| 582 |
Newcomer’s
Mill, near Antietam. |
" |
| 583 |
Antietam
Bridge, looking across stream. |
James F. Gibson |
| 584 |
Burnside
Bridge. Antietam, looking up stream. |
Alexander Gardner |
| 585 |
Graves
of Federal Soldiers at Burnside Bridge, Antietam, Sept. 21, 1862. |
" |
| 586 |
Colonel
Morehead, One Hundred and Sixth Pennsylvania Volunteers, on Battle-field
of Antietam. Sept. 19, 1862. |
" |
| 587 |
Forge
Scene at General McClellan’s Headquarters, Sharpsburg, Sept. 22, 1862. |
" |
| 588 |
Confederate
Wounded after the Battle of Antietam, at Smith’s Barn: Dr. A. Hurd,
Fourteenth Indiana Volunteers in attendance. |
" |
| 589 |
Smith’s
Barn, near Keedysville, used as a hospital after the Battle of Antietam. |
" |
| 590 |
Smith’s
House and Barn, near Keedysville, used as a hospital after the Battle of
Antietam. |
" |
| 591 |
Real’s
Barn, burned by the bursting of a Federal shell at the Battle of Antietam. |
" |
| 592 |
Straw
Huts, erected on Smith Farm and used as a hospital after the Battle of
Antietam. |
" |
| 594 |
Catlett’s
Station. |
T. H. O’Sullivan |
| 595 |
Principal
Street in Sharpsburg, Maryland. |
Alexander Gardner |
| 596 |
Lutheran
Church, Sharpsburg, Maryland. |
" |
| 597 |
View
on Antietam. |
" |
| 598 |
Sherrick’s
House, near Burnside Bridge, Antietam. |
" |
| 599 |
Street
in Sharpsburg: Episcopal Church in distance. |
" |
| * |
Antietam
Bridge, looking downstream. |
" |
| * |
Antietam
Bridge, looking upstream. |
" |
| * |
Antietam
Bridge, looking across stream. |
" |
| * |
Burnside
Bridge, looking up to stream. |
" |
| * |
Burnside
Bridge, looking down to stream. |
" |
| * |
General
Caldwell and Staff on Battle-field of Antietam, September 21, 1862. |
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| * |
General
McClellan’s Headquarters Guard. Ninety-third New York Volunteers, at
Antietam. September, |
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| * |
President
Lincoln and General McClellan at Headquarters. Army of the Potomac.
October 4, 1862. |
" |
| * |
President
Lincoln, Generals McClellan, Porter, Morrell, Hunt, Humphrey, Colonel
Sackets, Lieutenant |
" |
| * |
Colonels
Swietzer, Webb, Locke, Doctor Letterman, Captain Custer, &c., at
Headquarters Fitz John Porter. Antietam. October. 1862. |
" |
| * |
President
Lincoln, General McClernand, and E. J. Allen, Chief of S.S., U.S.A., at
Secret Service Department, Headquarters Army of the Potomac, Antietam,
October 1862. |
" |
| * |
Signal
Tower on Elk Mountain, overlooking Battle-field of Antietam. |
" |
| * |
Our
Mess at Antietam. Group of Officers of Ninety-third New York Volunteers. |
" |
| * |
Group—Dr.
Letterman, Col. Clark, Gens. Gibbon and Buford, Lt. Cols. Colburn and
Myers. Capt. Duane &c., at Antietam, October, 1862. |
" |
| * |
Group—Gen.
Marcy, Lt. Col. Colburn, Messrs. Garrett, Hatch, Kennedy and others, at
Headquarters Army of the Potomac, near Antietam, October, 1862. |
" |
| * |
Group at
Secret Service Department. Headquarters, Army of the Potomac, Antietam,
October, 1862. |
" |
| * |
Group of
Guides for the Army of the Potomac, Berlin, October, 1862. |
" |
| * |
Military
Telegraph Construction Corps erecting line across the Potomac at Berlin,
October, 1862. |
" |
| * |
Group at
Mrs. Lee's, near Birketttville, Md., October, 1862. |
" |
| * |
Dan
Webster, General McClellan's War Horse. |
" |
|
*
|
Pontoon
Bridge across the Potomac at Berlin, October 1862. |
" |
|
* |
Group—Mr.
Coleman, Col. Clark, Lt. Col. Colburn and Myers, Gen. Buford, Sidney
Deming, &c., |
" |
| 600 |
Burnside
Bridge, southeastern view. |
" |
| 601 |
Burnside
Bridge, from the southeast. |
" |
| 602 |
President
Lincoln and General McClellan, at Headquarters Army of the Potomac.
Antietam. October 4, l862. + |
" |
| 603 |
General
Marcy and friends at Headquarters Army of the Potomac, October 4, 1862. |
" |
| 604 |
President
Lincoln. General McClernand, and E. J. Allen, Chief of S.S., U.S.A., at
Secret Service Department. Headquarters Army of the Potomac, October 4,
1862. + |
" |
| 605 |
Group-President
Lincoln, Generals McClellan, McClernand and Marcy, and Messrs. Garrett,
Hatch, Lamon, Kennedy, and others, previous to reviewing the troops on
Battle-field of Antietam, October 3, 1862 |
" |
| 606 |
Group-President
Lincoln, Generals McClellan, Porter, Morell, Hunt, Humphrey, Colonel
Sackest, Lt. Cols. Swietzer, Webb, Locke, Dr. Letterman, Captain Custer,
&c., at Headquarters, Fitz John Porter, Antietam, October 3, l862. + |
" |
| 607 |
Bridge
across the Antietam, northeast view. |
James
F. Gibson |
| 608 |
Antietam
Bridge, on the Sharpsburg and Boonsboro Pike, southeast view. |
" |
| 609 |
Antietam
Bridge, looking downstream. |
Alexander
Gardner |
|
610
|
Antietam
Bridge, eastern view. |
James
F. Gibson |
| 611 |
Antietam
Bridge, south view. |
" |
| 612 |
Burnside
Bridge across the Antietam, northeast view. |
" |
| 613 |
Burnside
Bridge across the Antietam, southwest view. |
Alexander
Gardner |
| 614 |
Burnside
Bridge across she Antietam, eastern view. |
James
F. Gibson |
| 615 |
Burnside
Bridge across the Antietam, northeast slew, with graves of Union soldiers. |
Alexander
Gardner |
|
616
|
Pontoon
Bridge across the Potomac, at Berlin. |
" |
|
617
|
A Welcome
Visitor. |
" |
| 618 |
Group-Messrs.
Allen, Hammond, Fargo, and Hall. |
" |
| 619 |
Can you
make a Picture of my Horse this Morning? |
" |
| 626 |
Group-Major
Myers, Lts. Stryker and Norton, Harrison's Landing, August, 1862. |
" |
| 628 |
General
Heintzelman-Staff, Harrison's Landing, August, 1862. |
" |
| 630 |
Group-Colonel
Crocker, Lieut. Colonel Butler, and Adjutant of the Ninety-third New York.
Volunteers, Antietam. |
" |
| 631 |
Group-Messrs.
E. J. Allen, Babcock, Moore, Bangs, Littlefield. |
" |
| 632 |
Group-Lieutenants
Pearce, Babcock, and Rockwell, on Elk Mountain, Maryland. |
" |
| 633 |
Signal
Tower on Elk Mountain, overlooking Battle-field of Antietam. |
" |
| 634 |
Group of
Signal Corps Detachment, Pleasant Valley. |
" |
| 643 |
Gimlet, a
celebrated War Horse of the Rappahannock. |
" |
| 645 |
Pickets
Station, Blackburn's Ford, Bull Run. |
" |
| 654 |
Harpers
Ferry Gap. |
Holmes
& Woodbury |
| 655 |
Ruins of
Harpers Ferry Arsenal, October, 1862. |
" |
| 656 |
Engineer
Corps
making Corduroy Roads. |
" |
| 657 |
A Negro
Family crossing into the Union Lines. |
David
B. Woodbury |
| 658 |
Ruins of
Bridge across the Potomac, at Berlin, destroyed by the Confederates, June,
1861. |
Alexander
Gardner |
| 667 |
Group at
Secret Service Department, Headquarters, Army of the Potomac, Antietam,
October, 1862. |
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