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U. S. A. CIVIL WAR PHOTOGRAPHS |
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58Grant (center, seated) with his staff at City Point, Petersburg.
JEFFERSON DAVIS 3 Pages, 12 Photos, 0 Maps "Confederate President" 
ULYSSES S. GRANT 4 Pages, 5 Photos, 0 Maps "He fights!" 
AMBROSE P. HILL, JR. 1 Page, 4 Photos, 0 Maps "Little Powell" 
STONEWALL JACKSON 10 Pages, 25 Photos, 2 Maps Lee's "Right Arm". 
ROBERT E. LEE 10 Pages, 44 Photos, 0 Maps One of the South's greatest Generals. 
ABRAHAM LINCOLN 7 Pages, 42 Photos, 0 Maps The Great Emancipator 
JAMES LONGSTREET 2 Pages, 9 Photos, 0 Maps Lee's Old War Horse. 
JOHN S. MOSBY 2 Pages, 9 Photos, 0 Maps The Gray Ghost. 
JOHN PELHAM 5 Pages, 26 Photos, 0 Maps The "Gallant" Pelham. A shooting star in the Civil War. 
J.E.B. STUART 1 Page, 8 Photos, 1 Map Lee's "eyes"on the battlefield. 
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102Richmond (After the evacuation Fire) - 1865
APPOMATTOX (VA) 8 Pages, 20 Photos, 2 Maps Lee's surrender. 
BALL'S BLUFF (VA) 2 Pages, 6 Photos, 3 Maps Failed attack on Leesburg, Va. 
CEDAR MOUNTAIN (VA)
6 Pages, 28 Photos, 2 Maps Jackson's battle with Pope. 
CHANCELLORSVILLE (VA)
13 Pages, 37 Photos, 3 Maps Jackson's flanking movement. Jackson is mortally wounded. 
CITY POINT (VA)
1 Page, 6 Photos, 0 Maps Grant's headquarters during Petersburg. 
FREDERICKSBURG (VA)
11 Pages, 45 Photos, 3 Maps Burnside's futile assaults against Lee. 
GETTYSBURG (PA)
96 Pages, 119 Photos, 3 Maps High water mark of the Confederacy. 
HARRISONBURG (VA)
1 Page, 3 Photos, 0 Maps Death of General Turner Ashby 
KELLY'S FORD (VA)
1 Page, 5 Photos, 1 Map Death of the Gallant Pelham. 
LEE'S RETREAT (VA)11 Pages, 27 Photos, 2 Map The end of the war in Virginia. (Including Sailor's [Sayler's] Creek) 
MANASSAS (VA) (Bull Run)
16 Pages, 52 Photos, 5 Maps Two famous battles. 
MINE RUN (VA)
2 Pages, 8 Photos, 2 Maps Between Gettysburg and the Wilderness. 
MONOCACY (MD)
2 Page, 7 Photos, 4 Maps Early's raid on Washington is delayed. 
NEW MARKET (VA)
5 Pages, 22 Photos, 4 Maps The V.M.I. cadets participate in a Confederate victory. 
NORTH ANNA (VA)
4 Pages, 13 Photos, 1 Map Lee sets a trap. 
PAMPLIN PARK -
THE PETERSBURG LINE (VA) 3 Pages, 19 Photos, 0 Maps The breakthrough at Petersburg. 
PETERSBURG (VA)
6 Pages, 22 Photos, 2 Maps The long siege. 
RICHMOND VA - CITY
20 Pages, 98 Photos, 7 Maps Chimborazo Hospital, Hollywood Cemetery, Libby Prison, Monument Avenue, Oakwood Cemetery, Tredegar Iron Works, etc. 
RICHMOND VA - OUTLYING AREA
40 Pages, 164 Photos, 14 Maps Beaver Dam Creek, Chester Station, Cold Harbor, Drewry's Bluff, Evelynton heights, Fair Oaks, Fort Brady, Fort Harrison, Fort Wead, Gaines' Mill, Glendale, Haw's Shop, Malvern Hill, Parker's Battery, Savage's Station, Seven Pines, and White Oak Swamp. 
SHARPSBURG (MD)
(Antietam)
21 Pages, 69 Photos, 7 Maps The bloodiest day in the Civil War. 
SPOTSYLVANIA (VA)
16 Pages, 47 Photos, 3 Maps A bloody battle that almost cost the South the war. 
STAUNTON RIVER BRIDGE (VA)
2 Pages, 8 Photos, 2 Maps The Battle of Old Men and Young Boys. 
STUART'S RIDE (VA)
14 Pages, 41 Photos, 10 Maps His 1862 ride around the Army of the Potomac is traced. 
TODDS TAVERN (VA)
5 Pages, 15 Photos, 9 Maps Confederate Delaying Action. 
TREVILIAN STATION (VA)
2 Pages, 10 Photos, 3 Maps The Bloodiest all-cavalry battle of the Civil War. 
THE WILDERNESS (VA)
16 Pages, 42 Photos, 5 Maps U. S. Grant meets R. E. Lee near Chancellorsville. 
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Notes
Top of Page Animated Images Notes:
CSA: 1,10,14,15,16,17,20, and 21; USA: 43 thru 50
Civil War Leaders's Images Notes:
(Grant to Stuart) 230,16,15,1,234,159,130,21, and 20
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