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| Gen.
E.O.C. Ord & Family |
"Drummer"
Jackson of 79th US Colored Troops |
William
Black, Aged 12
Youngest Wounded Soldier |
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Federal
Signal Tower, 1862
Bermuda Hundred, VA |
96th PA
Troops |
NJ
Troops at Marye's Heights |
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| NCO's
Mess |
Men of
the 12th Vermont
outside their stockaded tents |
Army of
the Potomac 1862, Cumberland Landing |
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British
Observers
behind Federal Lines |
Federal
Deserter
Shot by Firing Squad |
The "Dogrobber"
cooking up the evening grub |
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| 2nd
Michigan |
3rd New
Hampshire |
Ladies
(and baby)
in Federal Camp |
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| Barrel
on camp chimney increased draft |
Federal
troops in abandoned Atlanta trenches. Note portable darkroom,
chemicals, and other equipment |
Riding
the wooden horse was a humiliating punishment for disobedient troops |
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| Men of
the 23rd New York Infantry, who voted to include black soldiers in
their rank |
Future
Indian fighter,
George A. Custer |
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| A.
Lincoln, President |
Salmon
P. Chase,
Secretary of Treasury and Supreme Court Justice |
Simon
Cameron,
Secretary of War |
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William
Seward,
Secretary of State |
Only
known picture of Lincoln lying in his casket |
Edwin M.
Stanton,
Secretary of War |
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Hannibal
Hamlin
of Maine, Vice President Lincoln's first term |
Andrew
Johnson,
Vice President & 17th President |
Gideon
Welles,
Secretary of Navy |
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| Senator
Charles Sumner of Massachusetts, outspoken abolitionist |
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