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The Complete History of the American Civil War from 1861-1865 on this exclusive 2-CD Set! Over 7,000+ high resolution photographs, posters, maps, propaganda envelopes,
drawings and sketches, autographed portraits, books, audio, and more during the Civil War.

Military Personnel, Generals, Weapons and Artillery, Troops, Landmarks, Famous Events, Preparations for Battle, Battle After-Effects, Portraits of Both Confederate and Union Officers, Army and Navy Officers, Politicians, Cultural Figures, Autographed Portraits, and tons more!

These vintage Civil War images are a true work of art and the finest collection available on the historic Civil War era. All pictures are fully printable from the CDs and are suitable for framing! They are all scans from the authentic originals from centuries ago and are of the highest quality. These CDs are a great visual reference and study guide for any historical buff or educational student alike.

Sample thumbnails taken from the collection. Click on image to view larger picture.

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PARTIAL LIST OF CIVIL WAR PHOTOS
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107th New York Volunteers.--Company D.

114th Pennsylvania Infantry.

12th Maine Infantry.

12th Tennessee Infantry.--Company D.

13th New York Cavalry.

13th Pennsylvania Cavalry.

13th Virginia Infantry.

14th Indiana Infantry.

14th New York Heavy Artillery.

150th New York Infantry.

15th New York Engineers.

16th North Carolina Regiment.--Company A.

17th New York Battery.

17th New York Infantry.

17th Virginia Infantry.--Company E.

18th Mississippi Infantry.

18th Pennsylvania Cavalry.

19th Alabama Infantry.

1st Connecticut Artillery.

1st Connecticut Heavy Artillery.

1st Connecticut Heavy Artillery.--Company C.

1st District of Columbia Cavalry.

1st Florida Cavalry, C.S.A.

1st Georgia Infantry.--Company A.

1st Massachusetts Cavalry.

1st Minnesota Infantry.

1st New York Battery.

29th Georgia Volunteers.--Company C.

2nd Louisiana Regiment.

2nd Massachusetts Infantry.

2nd New York Artillery.

2nd New York Artillery.--Company F.

2nd New York Artillery.--Company L.

30th Maine Infantry.--Company B.

38th Illinois Infantry.

3rd Indiana Cavalry.

3rd Maryland Infantry.

3rd Massachusetts Artillery.

3rd Massachusetts Artillery.--Company F.

3rd Massachusetts Artillery.--Company H.

3rd Pennsylvania Cavalry.

3rd Pennsylvania Cavalry.--Company D.

40th New York Infantry.

41st New York Infantry.--Company C.

43rd Battalion, Virginia Cavalry.

48th Pennsylvania Infantry.

4th Michigan Infantry.--Company FD.

4th Pennsylvania Cavalry.

4th Vermont Infantry.--Company H.

50th New York Engineers.

50th Pennsylvania Infantry.

52nd Illinois Infantry.--Company A.

5th Pennsylvania Cavalry.

5th Vermont Infantry.--Company K.

5th Virginia Regiment, C.S.A.--Company K.

60th North Carolina Regiment.

61st New York Infantry.

63rd New York Infantry.

6th New York Heavy Artillery.

6th Vermont Infantry.

7th South Carolina Cavalry.

7th Vermont Infantry.--Company C.

80th New York Infantry.

93rd New York Infantry.

93rd New York Infantry.--Company D.

93rd New York Infantry.--Company G.

9th New York Artillery.--Battery M.

9th Vermont Infantry.--Company K

Abinger, William.

Adams, Charles Francis,--Jr.

Alabama troops.

Alexandria (Va.)--History--Civil War, 1861-1865

Altman, Sampson.

Ambrotypes--Reproductions.

Ambulances.

Ames, Adelbert.

Anderson, Joseph R.

Anderson, Robert.

Anniversaries.

Antietam, Battle of, Md., 1862.

Armories.

Arnold, Samuel.

Artillery (Troops)

Artillery (Troops)--Union.

Artillery (Weaponry)

Askew, William S.

Atlanta Campaign, 1864,

Atzerodt, George A.

Augur, Christopher C.

Austin, Albert S.

Averell, William Woods,--1832-1900.

Averill, Joseph E.

Ayres, Romeyn B.

Babcock, John C.,--b. 1836.

Baker, Henry J.

Balloons (Aircraft).

Bangs, George H.

Barlow, John W.

Barnard, John G.

Barrett, Edward.

Barry, William F.

Batchelder, George A.

Bates, Edward.

Battlefields.

Beale, Richard L. T.

Beauregard, Pierre G. T.

Belger, E. A.

Belknap, William W.

Benson, Henry.

Biddle, J. C.

Bird, Hite.

Birney, David B.

Blacksmithing.

Blackwood, William R. D.

Blair, Frank P.

Blake, George A. H.

Blockade running.

Blockhouses.

Bowen, Nicolas.

Brady, Mathew B.,--1823 (ca.)-1896.

Brady, Mathew B.,--1823 (ca.)-1896--Associated objects.

Brady, Mathew B.,--1823 (ca.)-1896--Homes and haunts--New York (State)--New York.

Brannon, John M.

Bridges.

Brown, W. H.

Buchanan, Franklin.

Buford, John.

Bull Run, 1st Battle of, Va., 1861.

Bull Run, 2nd Battle of, Va., 1862.

Burns, John L.

Burnside's Expedition to North Carolina, 1862,

Burnside, Ambrose E.

Burnside, Ambrose E.--Military service.

Butler, Benjamin C.

Butler, Benjamin F.

Butterfield, Daniel.

Bynum, Partley Pace.

Cadets.

Caldwell, John C.

Calhoun, J. F.

Cameron, Simon.

Cammack, James.

Campaigns & battles.

Canals.

Canby, Edward R. S.

Candler, William L.

Capitols.

Capitols--Union.

Card, Benjamin C.

Carper, Philip.

Carter, William T.

Cartes de visite--Reproductions.

Carts & wagons.

Carts & wagons--Virginia--Petersburg--1860-1870.

Casey, Silas.

Cavalry--Union.

Cedar Mountain (Culpeper County, Va.), Battle of, 1862.

Cemeteries.

Chamberlain, Joshua L.

Chapin, Robert H.

Charleston (S.C.)--History--Civil War, 1861-1865.

Chartres, duc de.

Chase, Charles W.

Chase, Salmon P.

Chattanooga (Tenn.), Battle of, 1863.

Cheatham, Benjamin F.

Childs, James H.

Christian Commission, U.S.

Churches.

City & town halls.

Clarke, Robert.

Clinton, Harry.

Colburn, Albert V.

Cole, Dan.

Connecticut troops.

Convoer, W. A.

Couch, Darius N.

Courthouses.

Coxe, John R.

Crittenden, Thomas L.

Crocker, John S.

Cross, Edward E.

Curtis, N. Martin.

Curtis, Samuel R.

Custer, George A.

Custom houses.

Daguerreotypes--Reproductions.

Dahlgren, John A.

Dana, Charles A.

Davis, Jefferson.

DeRussey, Gustavus A.

Dennison, William N.

District of Columbia troops.

Dodd, Henry W.

Dodd, L. A.

Dodge, Grenville M.

Doubleday, Abner.

Doughty, James.

Duffie, Alfred N.

Dwellings.

Eating & drinking.

Eckert, Thomas.

Elder, Samuel S.

Ellett, Alfred W.

Engineering.

Engineers.

Eskew, William Jackson.

Ewing, Thomas, Jr.

Farragut, David G.

Ferrero, Edward.

Ferries.

Finegan, Joseph.

Fire engines & equipment.

Firearms.

Fish, Ira.

Fisher, Benjamin F.

Flint, Edward A.

Florida troops.

Folson, N.

Ford, John W.

Fort Fisher (N.C.)--History--Siege, 1864-1865.

Fort Fisher (N.C.)--Siege, 1864-1865.

Fort Monroe (Va.)--History--Civil War, 1861-1865

Forts & fortifications.

Foulke, A.

Franklin, William B.

Frederick, George W.

French, William H.

Fry, James B.

Funeral rites & ceremonies.

Games.

Gardner, Alexander,--1821-1882.

Garfield, James A.

Garrett, John W.

Geary, John W.

Geissinger, D. H.

Georgia troops.

Gettysburg (Pa.), Battle of, 1863.

Gibbon, John.

Gibson, H. M.

Gibson, Horatio G.

Gillmore, Quincy A.

Gilmore, Harry.

Glass negatives.

Gordon, John B.

Government vessels.

Government vessels--Confederate.

Government vessels--Union.

Graffam, George Henry.

Graham, Charles K.

Granger, Gordon,--1822-1876.

Grant, Ulysses S.

Green, John S.

Gregg, David McM.

Gregory, Francis H.

Griffin, Charles.

Group portraits.

Guards.

Hains, Peter C.

Halleck, Henry W.

Halstead, Charles H.

Hamilton, Schuyler.

Hamlin, Charles.

Hamlin, Hannibal.

Hammond, William A.

Hampton (Va.)--History--Civil War, 1861-1865

Hancock, Winfield Scott,--1824-1886.

Hangings.

Harrison, James E.

Hart, Orson H.

Hartranft, John F.

Hatch, Ozias M.

Haupt, Herman.

Hays, Henry B.

Hays, William.

Heath, William W.

Heintzelman, Samuel P.

Henry, Judith.

Herold, David E.

Hoffman, William.

Homes, J. W.

Hooker, Joseph.

Horse artillery.

Hospitals.

Hotels.

Howard, Charles H.

Howard, Oliver O.

Howe, Albion P.

Howitzers.

Hoxie, B. W.

Huger, Benjamin.

Humphreys, Andrew A.

Hunt, Henry J.

Hunter, David.

Hunter, Robert M. T.

Hurlburt, Stephen A.

Hutchins, B. T.

Illinois troops.

Imboden, John D.

Indiana troops.

Infantry.

Infantry--Union.

Ingalls, Rufus.

Iron industry.

Irving, John.

Jemison, Edwin Francis.

Johnson, T. P.

Johnston, Joseph E.

Joinville, prince de.

Jones, W. G.

Jones, William G.

Judah, Henry M.

Kennedy, Joseph C. G.

Keyes, Erasmus D.

Kilpatrick, Judson.

Kimball, Nathan.

King, H. H.

King, Jr. Rufus.

Kip, Laurence.

Klein, Robert.

Langdon, John W.

Lee, Robert E.

Lee, W. H. Fitzhugh.

Lee, W. J.

Leggett, Mortimer D.

Letterman, Jonathan.

Letters.

Lincoln, Abraham.

Lincoln, Abraham,--1809-1865.

Lincoln, Abraham,--1809-1865.--Assassination.

Littlefield, Augustus. K.

Littlefield, Daniel W.

Locke, Frederick T.

Log cabins--Virginia--Petersburg--1860-1870.

Logan, John A.

Longstreet, James.

Louisiana troops.

Love, George M.

Love, James R.

Lovell, Mansfield.

Lowe, Thaddeus S.

Luse, William H.

Magee, Sanford.

Magruder, John B.

Maine troops.

Mallory, Stephen R.--(Stephen Russell),--1813-1873.

Marcy, Randolph B.

Marmaduke, John S.

Maryland troops.

Massachusetts troops.

Mather, Thomas S.

Maury, Matthew F.

McCall, William H. H.

McCallum, Daniel C.

McClellan, George B.

McClernand, John A.

McCook, Alexander McDowell,--1831-1903.

McCook, Edward M.

McDowell, Irvin.

McEntee, John.

McKay, D.

McLaughlin, Napoleon B.

McLeish, Archibald.

McLellan, Curwen B.

McPherson, James B.

Meade, George G.

Meade, Richard W.

Meigs, Montgomery C.

Merritt, Wesley.

Michigan troops.

Michler, Nathaniel.

Miles, Nelson A.

Military bands.

Military camps.

Military cookery.

Military parades & ceremonies.

Military personnel.

Military scouts.

Miller, John.

Miller, Levi.

Mills.

Milroy, Robert H.

Minnesota troops.

Mississippi troops.

Mitchel, Charles.

Mitchell, Ormsby M.

Mitchell, Robert.

Monteith, George.

Monuments & memorials.

Moore, Alexander.

Moore, Augustine.

Moore, R. William.

Morell, George W.

Mortars (Ordnance).

Mosby, John S.

Mower, Joseph A.

Murphy, John McL.

Naglee, Henry M.

Nail industry.

Nailer.

Nashville (Tenn.), Battle of, 1864.

Naval warfare.

Naval yards & naval stations.

Negatives.

Nelson, Thomas.

New Hampshire Infantry.

New York Artillery.

New York Infantry.

New York troops.

Newhall, Frederick C.

Newspaper vendors.

Newspapers.

Newton, John.

Norris, George F.

North Carolina troops.

Nurses.

O'Laughlin, Michael.

Ochiltree, Thomas P.

Offices.

Official residences.

Ohio troops.

Olin, Abram B.

Opdycke, Emerson.

Ordway, Albert.

Organizations' facilities.

Orphanages.

Osterhaus, Peter J.

Owen, Samuel W.

Owens, Wesley W.

Page, Henry.

Pancoast, S. L.

Paris, comte de.

Parke, John G.

Parker, Walter Miles.

Parsons, Enos B.

Patrick, Marsena R.

Patterson, Robert.

Payne, Lewis.

Pendleton, Edmund.

Peninsular Campaign, 1862.

Pennington, Alexander C. M.

Pennsylvania Cavalry.

Pennsylvania troops.

Periodical illustrations.

Petersburg (Va.)--History--Siege, 1864-1865.

Photographers--Virginia--Petersburg--1860-1870

Photographers--Virginia--Petersburg--1860-18702lctgm--.

Photographic prints.

Photographic studios--New York (State)--New York--1860-1870

Photographs--Reproductions.

Photography.

Photography.--1860-1870

Photoprints.

Pinkerton, Allan.

Pleasonton, Alfred.

Plue, Dan.

Poe, Orlando M.

Polk, James K.--(James Knox),--1795-1849.

Polk, Leonidas.

Pollard, Philip.

Pontoon bridges.

Pope, John.

Port Royal (S.C.)--Expedition, 1861.

Port Royal (S.C.)--Expedition, 1861.--Civil War, 1861-1865

Portable darkrooms--Kansas--1860-1870.

Porter, Andrew P.

Porter, David D.

Porter, Fitz-John.

Porter, William D.

Portrait photographs.

Portrait photographs.--1860-1870.

Portrait prints.

Post offices.

Prentiss, Benjamin M.

Prince, Henry.

Prisons.

Quaker guns.

Radmore, C.C.

Railroad locomotives.

Railroads.

Rand, J. M.

Randol, Alanson M.

Ransom, Thomas E. G.

Rath, Christian.

Rawlins, John A.

Read, H. B.

Regan, John H.

Rhodes, John J.

Richardson, Israel B.

Richmond (Va.)--History--1865.

Richter, Hartman.

Ricketts, James.

Riley, T.

Rives, Wright.

Roberts, John.

Robertson, Beverly H.

Robertson, James M.

Rodgers, C. R. Perry.

Rodgers, John.

Rosecrans, William S.

Rousseau, Lovell H.

Rusling, W. J.

Russell, G. S.

Russell, Harry.

Sacket, Delos B.

Sanitary Commission, U.S.

Sawyer, H. W.

Schenck, Robert C.

Schofield, John M.

Schoonmaker, Cornelius N.

Secret service.

Sedgwick, John.

Seward, William H.

Sharpe, George H.

Sherman's March to the Sea.

Sherman, Thomas W.

Sherman, William T.

Shubrick, William B.

Sibley, Henry H.

Sickles, Daniel E.

Sigel, Franz.

Signal stations.

Signal towers.

Silver gelatin prints.

Skidmore, Andrew F.

Slave trade.

Slocum, Henry W.

Smith, Charles R.

Smith, Edmund Kirby.

Smith, William F.

Soldiers--Confederate.

Soldiers--Union.

Spangler, Edward.

Speed, James.

Sprague, John W.

Stager, Anson.

Stanton, Edwin M.

Steedman, James B.

Stephens, Alexander H.

Stereographs.

Stevens, Isaac I.

Stevenson, J. F.

Stoneman, George.

Stryker, George A.

Stuart, H. L.

Stuart, James E. B.

Sturgis, Samuel D.

Sumner, Edwin V.

Sumner, S. S.

Surgery.

Surratt, Mary E.

Surveying equipment.

Sutlers.

Suydam, Charles C.

Sweet, Edwin J.

Sweitzer, Nelson B.

Sykes, George.

Taverns.

Taylor, George W.

Taylor, Joseph H.

Taylor, Murray F.

Taylor, Richard.

Taylor, Woodbury M.

Teague, George H.

Teall, W. W.

Telegraph.

Tennessee troops.

Tents--Virginia--Petersburg--1860-1870.

Terwilliger, William H.

Theaters.

Thomas, Charles.

Thomas, George H.

Thomas, Lorenzo.

Thomson, Clifford.

Tidball, John C.

Tintypes--Reproductions.

Tombs & sepulchral monuments.

Torbert, Alfred T. A.

Totten, Joseph G.

Trask, Ira W.

Travis, James W.

Tyler, Robert O.

United States

United States--District of Columbia--Washington.

United States--Florida--Jacksonville.

United States--Florida--Saint Augustine.

United States--Georgia--Atlanta.

United States--Georgia--Fort Pulaski.

United States--Georgia--Savannah.

United States--History--Civil War, 1861-1865.

United States--History--Civil War, 1861-1865--Afro-Americans.

United States--History--Civil War, 1861-1865--Battlefields.

United States--History--Civil War, 1861-1865--Campaigns & battles.

United States--History--Civil War, 1861-1865--Casualties

United States--History--Civil War, 1861-1865--Casualties--Confederate.

United States--History--Civil War, 1861-1865--Casualties--Union.

United States--History--Civil War, 1861-1865--Cemeteries.

United States--History--Civil War, 1861-1865--Commemoration.

United States--History--Civil War, 1861-1865--Communications.

United States--History--Civil War, 1861-1865--Covert operations.

United States--History--Civil War, 1861-1865--Detention facilities.

United States--History--Civil War, 1861-1865--Equipment and supplies.

United States--History--Civil War, 1861-1865--Medical aspects.

United States--History--Civil War, 1861-1865--Military facilities.

United States--History--Civil War, 1861-1865--Military facialities.

United States--History--Civil War, 1861-1865--Military facilaities.

United States--History--Civil War, 1861-1865--Military facilities.

United States--History--Civil War, 1861-1865--Military facilities--Afro-Americans.

United States--History--Civil War, 1861-1865--Military headquarters.

United States--History--Civil War, 1861-1865--Military headquarters--Confederate.

United States--History--Civil War, 1861-1865--Military life.

United States--History--Civil War, 1861-1865--Military personnel.

United States--History--Civil War, 1861-1865--Military personnel--Union.

United States--History--Civil War, 1861-1865--Military personnel--Union.y

United States--History--Civil War, 1861-1865--Naval operations.

United States--History--Civil War, 1861-1865--Prisoners--Confederate.

United States--History--Civil War, 1861-1865--Transportation.

United States--History--Civil War, 1861-1865.--Military personnel.

United States--History--Civil War, 1861-1865.--Military personnel--Union.

United States--History--Civil War, 1861-1865.--Transportation.

United States--Maryland--Antietam.

United States--Maryland--Brunswick.

United States--Maryland--Elk Mountain

United States--Maryland--Keedysville.

United States--Maryland--Sharpsburg.

United States--Mississippi--Big Black River.

United States--Mississippi--Big Black River Station.

United States--Mississippi--Vicksburg.

United States--North Carolina--Fort Fisher.

United States--Pennsylvania--Gettysburg.

United States--Pennsylvania--Hanover Junction.

United States--South Carolina--Beaufort.

United States--South Carolina--Charleston.

United States--South Carolina--Charleston Harbor.

United States--South Carolina--Folly Island.

United States--South Carolina--Hilton Head.

United States--South Carolina--Morris Island.

United States--South Carolina--Phillips Island.

United States--South Carolina--Port Royal Island.

United States--South Carolina--Sullivan's Island.

United States--Tennessee--Chattanooga.

United States--Tennessee--Johnsonville.

United States--Tennessee--Knoxville.

United States--Tennessee--Murfreesboro.

United States--Tennessee--Nashville.

United States--Tennessee--Tennesee River.

United States--Virginia

United States--Virginia--Aiken's Landing.

United States--Virginia--Alexandria.

United States--Virginia--Appomattox Court House.

United States--Virginia--Appomattox River.

United States--Virginia--Aquia Creek Landing.

United States--Virginia--Arlington.

United States--Virginia--Arlington Heights.

United States--Virginia--Auburn.

United States--Virginia--Bealeton.

United States--Virginia--Belle Plain.

United States--Virginia--Bermuda Hundred.

United States--Virginia--Bethel Church.

United States--Virginia--Brandy Station.

United States--Virginia--Broadway Landing.

United States--Virginia--Bull Run.

United States--Virginia--Catlett's Station.

United States--Virginia--Cedar Level.

United States--Virginia--Cedar Mountain.

United States--Virginia--Centreville.

United States--Virginia--Charles City Court House.

United States--Virginia--Chickahominy River.

United States--Virginia--Chickahominy River, Va.

United States--Virginia--City Point.

United States--Virginia--Cold Harbor.

United States--Virginia--Cub Run.

United States--Virginia--Culpeper.

United States--Virginia--Culpeper Court House.

United States--Virginia--Cumberland Landing.

United States--Virginia--Deep Bottom.

United States--Virginia--Drewry's Bluff.

United States--Virginia--Dutch Gap.

United States--Virginia--Fair Oaks.

United States--Virginia--Fairfax Court House.

United States--Virginia--Falls Church.

United States--Virginia--Falmouth.

United States--Virginia--Farmville.

United States--Virginia--Fauquier Sulphur Springs.

United States--Virginia--Fort Brady.

United States--Virginia--Fort Burnham.

United States--Virginia--Fort Harrison.

United States--Virginia--Fort Monroe.

United States--Virginia--Fredericksburg.

United States--Virginia--Germanna Ford.

United States--Virginia--Germantown.

United States--Virginia--Hampton.

United States--Virginia--Hampton Roads.

United States--Virginia--Hanovertown Ferry.

United States--Virginia--Harrison's Landing.

United States--Virginia--James River.

United States--Virginia--Jericho Mills.

United States--Virginia--Jones' Landing.

United States--Virginia--Manassas.

United States--Virginia--Manassas Junction.

United States--Virginia--Manchester.

United States--Virginia--Massaponax Church.

United States--Virginia--Mechanicsville.

United States--Virginia--Mrs. Nelson's Crossing.

United States--Virginia--Norfolk.

United States--Virginia--North Anna River.

United States--Virginia--Peninsula.

United States--Virginia--Petersburg.

United States--Virginia--Point of Rocks.

United States--Virginia--Poplar Grove.

United States--Virginia--Port Royal.

United States--Virginia--Prospect Hill.

United States--Virginia--Rappahannock River.

United States--Virginia--Rappahannock Station.

United States--Virginia--Richmond.

United States--Virginia--Savage Station.

United States--Virginia--Seven Pines.

United States--Virginia--Spotsylvania Court House.

United States--Virginia--Stevensburg.

United States--Virginia--Warrenton.

United States--Virginia--Westover Landing.

United States--Virginia--White House Landing.

United States--Virginia--White Oak Swamp.

United States--Virginia--Wilcox's Landing.

United States--Virginia--Yorktown.

United States--West Virginia--Harper's Ferry.

Universities & colleges.

Upton, Emory.

Usher, John P.

Vermont troops.

Veterans.

Vicksburg (Miss.)--History--Siege, 1863.

Vincent, A. C.

Virginia Cavalry.

Virginia troops.

Wade, James F.

Wadsworth, James S.

Wagon trains.

Walke, Henry.

Walker, Leicester.

War casualties.

War casualties.--Pennsylvania--Gettysburg--1860-1870.

War correspondents.

Warner, C. K.

Warren, Gouverneur K.

Washington (D.C.)--History--Civil War, 1861-1865.

Washington (D.C.)--History--Civil War, 1861-1865--Detention facilities.

Washington (D.C.)--History--Civil War, 1861-1865--Military facilities.

Washington (D.C.)--History--Civil War, 1861-1865--Transportation.

Washington, James B.

Watts, R. A.

Weaver, James T.

Webb, Alexander S.

Welles, Gideon.

Weston, Bentley.

Wet plate negatives.

Wet plate negatives--1860-1870.
Wheeler, Joseph.

White, John.

Whitehead, G. Irvine.

Whiting, Charles J.

Wilcox, Cadmus M.

Wilderness, Battle of the, Va., 1864.

Wilkes, Charles.

Willcox, Orlando B.

Williams, Alpheus S.

Williams, George Henry.

Willis, Nathaniel P.

Wilson, James E.

Wilson, James H.

Winder, Charles S.

Wirz, Henry.

Wise, George D.

Wood engravings.

Wright, Horatio G.

Yates, George W
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Zook, Samuel Kosciuzko.

And More!

"During the Civil War, the process of taking photographs was complex and time-consuming. Two photographers would arrive at a location. One would mix chemicals and pour them on a clean glass plate. After the chemicals were given time to evaporate, the glass plate would be sensitized by being immersed -- in darkness -- in a bath solution. Placed in a holder, the plate would then be inserted in the camera, which had been positioned and focused by the other photographer. Exposure of the plate and development of the photograph had to be completed within minutes; then the exposed plate was rushed to the darkroom wagon for developing. Each fragile glass plate had to be treated with great care after development -- a difficult task on a battlefield."...Library of Congress

Cold Harbor, Va., Photographer's wagon and tent

Over 500+ High-Resolution Photographs of Civil War Propaganda Envelopes! This is the complete set of digitalized images from the propaganda envelopes of the Civil War. The envelopes are decorated with various caricatures, allegories, slogans, patriotic symbols, famous portraits, events, personalities, and more relating to the Civil War. Some notable figures and topics include Abraham Lincoln, Benjamin Franklin, George Washington, Jefferson Davis, eagles, soldiers, liberty, sailors, camp scenes, freedom, and Uncle Sam. The majority of this collection is Union-oriented and was produced from 1861 - 1865. Envelopes measure approx. 3 x 5 1/2 inches in size and are of extremely high resolution and detail!

Sample thumbnails taken from the collection. Click on image to view larger picture.

Over 300+ High Resolution Photographs of Civil War Recruiting Posters! This is the complete set of digitalized images from the posters of the Civil War...covering America, Germany, and Ireland and dating from the beginning of the war through March 1865. Posters from the 104th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment (Ringgold Regiment...commanding officer W.H.H. Davis), the New York 132nd and 139th infantry regiments, and other various military regiments as well. The recruiting posters were designed to entice men with patriotic appeals and imagery, enlistment bonuses, fame and fortune, and promises of well supplied units with experienced officers in command. The posters range in size from 6 x 12 inches to 56 x 42 inches and are all of extremely high resolution and detail!

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Over 200+ High Resolution Sketches, Etchings, and Drawings of Civil War Scenes and Events! This is the complete set of digitalized images from the drawings of the Civil War...dating from the beginning of the war through March 1865. Topics include Draft Riot sketches, Civil War sketches, Point Lookout sketches, Confederate War etchings, the confederacy, the union, prisons, landscapes, camps, officers, battle scenes, and tons more!

The complete digitalized reproduction of 200 autographed portraits of army and navy officers, politicians, and cultural figures from the Civil War Era. Not only do you get the 200 autographed portrait photographs, but you also get all 55 images of the album itself, with 4 images per page, such as the image on the left. There are a total of 255 images in all in this collection. All images are of extremely high-resolution and detail, ranging in size from 150K - 250K each. They are conveniently indexed on the CDs by name and thumbnail, so you can easily view find what you are looking for. This collection is often referred to as 'Hay's Album' or the 'James Wadsworth Family Papers.' Here is a little history about the original collection below...

Cartes de visite, miniature portraits used as calling cards, were extremely popular during the American Civil War. These photographic calling cards, approximately 2½ x 4 inches in size, had been invented in France in the early 1850s, and their popularity quickly spread throughout Europe and eventually to the United States, where the corollary development of the photograph album spurred a collecting craze in the 1860s that became known as Cartomania.1 In addition to assembling albums of family photographs, the public sought to collect images of celebrities and views of favorite places and sites. John Hay (1838-1905), a personal secretary to President Abraham Lincoln (1809-1865) who later had a successful diplomatic and political career of his own, is thought to have assembled the cards in this album. Many of the two hundred individuals represented in Hay's album, including numerous army and navy officers, politicians, and cultural figures, were undoubtedly visitors to the Lincoln White House. Others, such as Confederate president Jefferson Davis (1808-1889) and generals Robert E. Lee (1807-1870) and James Longstreet (1821-1904), were unlikely to have called at the Executive Mansion.
Most of the portraits in Hay's album are signed, greatly increasing their value. It was common practice during the war to acquire such portraits through gift or purchase, mail them to the individuals represented, and hope for their return--signed. Thus on the back of many of the cartes are notes requesting that the sitter affix his signature at the bottom of the carte, high enough to be seen when in an album. It was also customary for many photographers, including both Mathew B. Brady (1823-1896) and Alexander Gardner (1821-1882) whose work is well documented in this album, to keep stocks of autographed cartes for sale to souvenir album collectors. Hay was acquainted with both Brady and Gardner and went to the latter's studio with Lincoln for the president's sitting and separately to have his own photograph taken. He could quite possibly have purchased cartes from Gardner and others to supplement those he acquired directly from the sitters.
Hay thoughtfully arranged his collection of cartes in a decorative, leather-bound album patented by Altemus and Company of Philadelphia on 21 July 1863. Like many such albums, this one has gold-stamped decoration on the cover and spine, engraved circular ivory bosses at each corner of the cover, and two brass foredge clasps. The text block consists of a title page, a blank index page, twenty-five album pages, and a back flyleaf. Each album page holds eight cartes--four on the front and four on the back--inserted in recessed pockets. Since the cartes were placed back-to-back in the album, sometimes the ink instructions to one sitter bled from the back of one carte onto the verso of another. The text block edges are gilt, as are the edges of the openings for each photograph. The openings have been numbered 1 through 200, possibly by the same hand who wrote on the first page "Do not touch the pictures with the fingers." Of particular interest to book conservators is the album's "hinged-back" spine, ingeniously engineered to permit flexible movement of the heavy, stiff-paged text block. The pages of the album are attached to the spine by leather hinges that are slotted and have metal pins inserted. Each pin alternately picks up hinges for the page in front of it and in back of it, forming a continuous attachment of leaves. As the pages are turned, they rotate on the pin....Library of Congress
1. William and Estelle Marder, Anthony the Man the Company the Cameras: An American Photographic Pioneer: 140 Year History of a Company from Anthony to Ansco to GAF (Plantation, Fla.: Pine Ridge Publishing Company): 88.

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50+ High-Resolution Battle and Campaign Maps from some of the most significant events of the Civil War. Categories include scenes of the war, First Bull Run Campaign, War in the West, From Fort Henry to Shiloh, Jackson's Valley Campaign, Campaigns Around Richmond, Peninsular and Second Bull Run Campaign, Lee's First Invasion of the North, Antietam Campaign, War in the West, From Island No. 10 to the Fall of Vicksburg, Operations in Northern Virginia, Fredericksburg and Chancellors Ville, Gettysburg Campaign, Operations around Chattanooga, Chickamauga and Chattanooga Campaigns, Union National Military Strategy, Richmond Campaign, From the Wilderness to Petersburg, Atlanta Campaign, War in the West, Nashville, March to the Sea, Siege of Petersburg, Operations in Shenandoah Valley, Appottmax Campaign, and tons more!

Abraham Lincoln - Writings Vol. 1
Abraham Lincoln - Writings Vol. 2
Abraham Lincoln - Writings Vol. 3
Abraham Lincoln - Writings Vol. 4
Abraham Lincoln - Writings Vol. 5
Abraham Lincoln - Writings Vol. 6
Abraham Lincoln and the Union, A Chronicle of the Embattled North
American Military History
Andersonville - A Story of Rebel Military Prisons
Captains of the Civil War
Captains of the Civil War, A Chronicle of the Blue & Gray
Civil War Chronology, 1861 - 1865
Constitution of the Confederate States
McClellan's Letter to Lincoln on His Evacuation from the Peninsula Campaign
On the Trail of Grant and Lee--Frederick Trevor Hill

Personal Memoirs of General William T Sherman
Personal Memoirs of P.H Sheridan
Recollections and Letters of General Robert E. Lee
Reminiscences of the Civil War
State of the Union Addresses--Abraham Lincoln
The Army of the Cumberland
The Day of the Confederacy, A Chronicle of the Embattled South
The Emancipation Proclamation, 1864
The Fugitive Slave Law of 1793
The Gettysburg Address (November 19, 1863)
The Guns of Bull Run - A Story of the Civil War's Eve
The Sequel of Appomattox
The U.S. Army in the Civil War
The US Civil War - Part One FAQ
The US Civil War - Part Two FAQ
With Lee in Virginia

Hunters' Chorus, from The Rose of Erin (Band)
The Herdsman's Mountain Song (Vocal)
Indiana Polka (Band)
La Fontaine (Piano)
Scots Wha Hae: Variations (Piano)
Door Latch Quickstep (Band)
Free and Easy (Band)
O Summer Night, from Don Pasquale (Band)
Captain Shepherd's Quickstep (Band)
Old Memories (Vocal)

Upon a Summer's Day (Vocal)
General Taylor Storming Monterey (Band)
The Heart Bow'd Down (Vocal)
Ah! May the Red Rose Live Always (Vocal)
Captain Finch's Quickstep (Band)
The Moonbeam Waltzes (Band)
Slow March: Midnight! (Band)
Lilly Bell Quickstep (Band)
Why, No One to Love? (Vocal)

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