Dates | 1857-2006, bulk 1861-1865 |
Size | 11 linear feet, 27 oversize folders, 44 framed items |
Repository | Chicago Public Library, Harold Washington Library Center, Special Collections, 400 S. State Street, Chicago, IL 60605 |
Collection Number | W00074 |
Provenance | These materials are gathered together because they are all related to the American Civil War. They were acquired through a variety of means over the years. Those items with accession numbers beginning with “72” were originally part of the Grand Army of the Republic (GAR) Collection. The items with accession numbers beginning with a number other than “72” were either donated to or purchased by Chicago Public Library. |
Access | No restrictions; a portion of this collection is digitized and available here: Wayne Whalen Digital Archive of the Grand Army of the Republic and Civil War Collections |
Citation | When quoting material from this collection the preferred citation is: American Civil War Photographs and Images and Grand Army of the Republic Photographs and Images, [Accession #], Special Collections, Chicago Public Library |
Processed by | Johanna Russ, December 2017. Some preliminary processing done by Amber Creger, 2005, and Special Collections staff. |
Historical Note
Near the end of 1860, South Carolina became the first state to secede from the Union. Within a few months, ten more states had seceded. The American Civil War officially began April 12, 1861, at Fort Sumter in Charleston, South Carolina. Illinois participated on the Union side by sending hundreds of thousands of troops into battle. Many military and political leaders trace their roots to Illinois. The war lasted nearly four years, ending on April 9, 1865, when the Confederacy surrendered. A few days later, on April 14, 1865, President Abraham Lincoln was assassinated.
Not long after the war ended, veterans began forming organizations. One of the longest-lasting was the Grand Army of the Republic (GAR), begun in April 1866 in Decatur, Illinois. Posts were established in different places, grouped under state-level departments, in turn grouped under a national commandery-in-chief. The GAR disbanded in 1956 when the last veteran died.
In Chicago, the GAR Memorial Hall Association shared space with Chicago Public Library (CPL). In 1883, the Library Board chose the corner of Michigan Avenue and Randolph Street as the location for its future building. At the time, the site was vacant and known as Dearborn Park, named for its proximity to the site of Fort Dearborn. Because of this proximity, many people believed the land was reserved for the GAR. Ultimately, legal action determined the library could have the land, but it had to make room for the GAR, which wanted a memorial hall for its members. CPL gave the GAR extensive rooms and signed a fifty year lease that expired in 1947. At that time, the Library took over caring for the GAR’s significant collection of art, artifacts, papers, weapons and more. With the GAR’s material as a base, the library has continued to build its Civil War collection over the years, with a focus on the Illinois experience.
Scope and Content
Images in this collection predominantly relate to the American Civil War—its battles, rank and file soldiers, leaders, veterans, politics and symbolism. A large portion of this material focuses on soldiers and leaders from Illinois, with a wider focus on soldiers from the American Midwest. Many formats are represented, from early photographic formats like tintypes to postcards to oil paintings. For more information on the printing process of an item, please contact Special Collections.
Arrangement/Series Description
The collection is arranged in five series: Individuals; Two or more individuals; Commemoration; Scenes of active duty; and Illustrated documents and symbolic or political art. Please see the index at the end of the guide for assistance in finding people and subjects.
Series 1: Individuals
This series features images of individual people, often soldiers or military and political leaders. One of the most prevalent formats in this series is the photographic carte-de-visite, which was somewhat like a Victorian trading card. The series is arranged alphabetically by last name of individual and then by accession number. Unidentified people are listed at the end, numerically by accession number.
Accession numbers 72.988.3.1-72.988.3.60 are found or were originally found in the 77th Illinois Infantry photograph album. It is possible this album belonged to Milgrove Parmenter (seen in photo 72.988.3.14). The 77th was formed with men living in and around Peoria, Illinois, in 1862 under the command of David Grier. The 77th fought at Vicksburg, New Orleans and other areas in the Gulf region. They mustered out in July 1865 in Mobile, Alabama.
Accession numbers 72.986.1-72.986.50 are found in the Officers of the 11th Illinois photograph album. The 11th was organized in 1861 in Cairo, Illinois, under the command of W.H.L. Wallace. The unit fought at Fort Donelson and Shiloh in Tennessee and Vicksburg in Mississippi. The men mustered out in Baton Rouge, Louisiana in 1865.
Accession numbers 72.915.1-72.915.24 are found in an unnamed album with unknown provenance. The images in this album are mostly of Civil War leaders. Those photographs of rank and file soldiers most often depict men from Massachusetts regiments.
Items with accession numbers beginning with 80.1-80.34, along with 89.11.42 and 89.11.45, belonged to Captain Israel Parsons (I.P.) Rumsey, one of the original officers of Company B of the 1st Illinois Light Infantry, called Taylor’s Battery because it was organized by Captain Ezra Taylor. Rumsey was a member of the Chicago Board of Trade and later lived in Lake Forest, Illinois. Company B mustered in on July 21, 1861 and fought in sixteen battles including Shiloh, Vicksburg and Atlanta. The photographs in this series that depict groups of soldiers were taken in Memphis, Tennessee, in 1862. See also Reunions of Taylor’s Battery, 18th Anniversary of the Battle of Fort Donelson, February 14, 1880; 25th Anniversary of the Battle of Belmont, November 6, 1886 (call number: E505.8 1st B.U55 1890).
Series 2: Two or more individuals
This series features groups of people or pages from albums with multiple individual portraits on one page. Items in this series are arranged numerically by accession number. Please refer to the index for assistance in finding individuals.
First appearing in this series are images from two formally arranged and published albums: The Army of the Cumberland Album and Photographic Views of Sherman’s Campaign. Images from these albums appear in subsequent series as well.
It is possible that the Army of the Cumberland Album (accession numbers 72.438.1-72.438.38) belonged to Albert Dickinson, a soldier in Taylor’s Battery who survived the war and went on to become a prominent businessman in Chicago. The album includes 38 pages of photographs that feature scenes from the unit’s time in Southeast Tennessee, around Chattanooga, and Northern Alabama. Images depict members of the unit’s leadership and medical staff, as well as scenes of camp and scenes from the unit’s marching between camps.
Photographic Views of Sherman’s Campaign features the photography of George N. Barnard who took pictures in the field as Official Photographer of the Military Division of the Mississippi. 61 images were published by the Press of Wynkoop & Hallenbeck, New York, in 1866. The full title explains the contents: Photographic Views of Sherman's Campaign, Embracing Scenes of the Occupation of Nashville, the Great Battles around Chattanooga and Lookout Mountain, the Campaign of Atlanta, March to the Sea, and the Great Raid through the Carolinas. A digitized version can be found on Chicago Public Library’s website.
Series 3: Commemoration
This series contains images of people, places, events and monuments that commemorate people and events related to the American Civil War. It is further subdivided into four subseries: Subseries A: Buildings and Interior Spaces; Subseries B: Funerals; Subseries C: Grand Army of the Republic (GAR) and veteran groups; Subseries D: Monuments, historic markers and statues to battles, leaders and military units. Within each subseries, items are arranged numerically by accession number.
Subseries A: Buildings and Interior Spaces
Of note are images of buildings in which Abraham Lincoln or his family lived and died.
Subseries B: Funerals
This subseries highlights funerals and mourning rituals for Abraham Lincoln, Ulysses S. Grant and William McKinley.
Subseries C: Grand Army of the Republic (GAR) and veteran groups
Includes images from an Iron Brigade reunion at the 50th anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg.
Subseries D: Monuments, historic markers and statues to battles, leaders and military units
Includes images of statues of Abraham Lincoln and of monuments to various regiments at battlefield sites such as Shiloh, Vicksburg, Missionary Ridge and Gettysburg.
Series 4: Scenes of active duty
This series features photographs taken contemporaneously during the Civil War, or images created later but depicting events during the Civil War. The items are further subdivided into seven subseries: Subseries A: Battlefields; Subseries B: Bridges; Subseries C: Camp; Subseries D: Marching; Subseries E: Scenes in Northern States; Subseries F: Prisons; Subseries G: Ships and steam engines. Within each subseries, images are arranged numerically by accession number.
Subseries A: Battlefields
Includes scenes from various battlefields around the country such as Shiloh, Atlanta, Vicksburg, Chattanooga, Gettysburg and sites in Maryland and Virginia. Please refer to the index for assistance in locating specific sites.
Subseries B: Bridges
Highlights the construction, destruction and defense of bridges and railroad bridges.
Subseries C: Camp
Includes images of soldiers and officers in camp.
Subseries D: Marching
Features images of scenery and cities seen while troops were moving between camps and battle sites.
Subseries E: Scenes in Northern States
This small series includes images, primarily from Illinois and New York set between 1860 and 1865.
Subseries F: Prisons
Includes images of Andersonville, Libby and other Civil War prisons, both Union and Confederate.
Subseries G: Ships and steam engines
Features images of naval ships and one railroad engine.
Series 5: Illustrated documents and symbolic or political art
This series includes illustrated documents such as famous speeches or rosters of particular military units, as well as symbolic and political artwork. One subseries is separated, Subseries A: Adalbert J. Volck. Images are arranged numerically by accession number.
Subseries A: Adalbert J. Volck
Features political drawings by Adalbert J. Volck. Volck was born in Germany and moved to the United States sometime around 1848. He became a dentist and settled in Baltimore. Though he was not a soldier, Volck was a Confederate sympathizer, and he used his border location to smuggle items across blockades to the South. Volck was also an artist, and he made etchings under the name V. Blada with strong anti-Union sentiments. These scenes were first published during the Civil War and then in a limited run again in the 1880s. Series 5, Subseries A includes numerous prints from the 1880s reprint. These rare images include caricatures of Abraham Lincoln, raids by Union soldiers and unflattering images of the North.
Related Materials
Subject Headings
- Andersonville Prison
- Atlanta (Ga.)--History--Civil War, 1861-1865
- Black, John Charles, 1839-1915
- Booth, John Wilkes, 1838-1865
- Brady, Mathew B., approximately 1823-1896
- Bragg, Edward S. (Edward Stuyvesant), 1827-1912
- Burnside, Ambrose Everett, 1824-1881
- Butler, Benjamin F. (Benjamin Franklin), 1818-1893
- Custer, George A. (George Armstrong), 1839-1876
- Davis, Jefferson, 1808-1889
- Douglas, Stephen A. (Stephen Arnold), 1813-1861
- Duryée, Abram, 1815-1890
- Ellsworth, E.E. (Elmer Ephraim), 1837-1861
- Farragut, David Glasgow, 1801-1870
- Gardner, Alexander, 1821-1882
- Gettysburg, Battle of, Gettysburg, Pa., 1863
- Grand Army of the Republic
- Grant, Julia Dent, 1826-1902
- Grant, Ulysses S. (Ulysses Simpson), 1822-1885
- Halleck, H.W. (Henry Wager), 1815-1872
- Hamlin, Hannibal, 1809-1891
- Hancock, Winfield Scott, 1824-1886
- Hooker, Joseph, 1814-1879
- Howard, O.O. (Oliver Otis), 1830-1909
- Kilpatrick, Judson, 1836-1881
- Lane, John R. (John Randolph), 1835-1908
- Lee, Robert E. (Robert Edward), 1807-1870
- Libby Prison
- Lincoln, Abraham, 1809-1865
- Lincoln, Mary Todd, 1818-1882
- Lincoln, Robert Todd, 1843-1926
- Lincoln, Thomas, 1853-1871
- Logan, John Alexander, 1826-1886
- McClellan, George B. (George Brinton), 1826-1885
- McConnell, Charles H.
- McPherson, James Birdseye, 1828-1864
- Meade, George Gordon, 1815-1872
- Missionary Ridge, Battle of, Tenn., 1863
- Nashville (Tenn.)--History--Civil War, 1861-1865
- Pleasonton, Alfred, 1824-1897
- Porter, David D. (David Dixon), 1813-1891
- Ransom, Thomas Edwin Greenfield, 1834-1864
- Rosecrans, William S. (William Starke), 1819-1898
- Rousseau, Lovell Harrison, 1818-1869
- Scott, Winfield, 1786-1866
- Sheridan, Philip Henry, 1831-1888
- Sherman, William T. (William Tecumseh), 1820-1891
- Shiloh, Battle of, Tenn., 1862
- Slocum, Henry Warner, 1826-1894
- Stanton, Edwin M. (Edwin McMasters), 1814-1869
- Thomas, George Henry, 1816-1870
- United States. Army. Illinois Infantry Regiment, 11th (1861-1865)
- United States. Army. Illinois Infantry Regiment, 77th (1862-1865)
- United States. Army. Illinois Light Artillery Regiment, 1st (1861-1865). Battery B
- United States. Army. Infantry Division, 4th. Brigade, 3rd
- United States. Army. Michigan Infantry Regiment, 24th (1862-1865)
- Vicksburg (Miss.)--History--Civil War, 1861-1865
- Volck, Adalbert John, 1828-1912
- Wallace, William Hervy Lamme, 1821-1862
- Welles, Gideon, 1802-1878
Image List
Series 1: Individuals
72.988.3.37 | 77th Illinois album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Joel Allen, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
72.915.13 | Civil War album –Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, J.P. Almy, 4” x 2.25”, undated. Written on the back, “New Bedford, Mass. Killed the summer of 1873 by an ‘Apache’ in Arizona. [Illegible] while an officer in the 5th US Cav.” |
72.127 | Oversize Folder 2 | Colored photograph, [Thomas Ambrose], 11” x 14”, undated. Image by Kenneth M. Wright, St. Paul, Minnesota. |
72.933.27 | Box 9 | Photograph, [Thomas Ambrose], 10” x 8”, undated. Photograph by Kenneth M. Wright Studio, St. Paul, Minnesota. |
72.937bb | Box 10 | Carte-de-visite print, Robert Anderson, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
89.11.1 | Box 12 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Robert Anderson, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by Gurney & Son. |
72.986.17 | 11th Illinois album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, William D.E. Andrews, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
72.988.3.38 | 77th Illinois album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, E.H. Arms, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
72.58.1 | Box 1 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Alexander Sandor Asboth, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by E. & H.T. Anthony, New York. |
72.986.36 | 11th Illinois album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Smith D. Atkins, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
72.929.61 | Box 8 | Cabinet card photograph, Edwin Stanton Atkinson, 6” x 4.25”, undated. Photograph by Erler Artistic Photographer, Peoria, Illinois. |
89.11.2 | Box 12 | Carte-de-visite print, Christopher Columbus Augur, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.988.3.10 | 77th Illinois album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Henry P. Ayres, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
2009.9.1 | Box 13 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Henry Elisha Backus, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Part of the 14th Illinois Infantry. [See also American Civil War Documents, Manuscripts, Letters and Diaries and Grand Army of the Republic Collections, 1785-1957, bulk 1860-1866, Part 1, Series 1.] |
89.11.3 | Box 12 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Theodorus Bailey, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.58.2 | Box 1 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Edward Dickinson Baker, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by E. Anthony, New York. |
72.937aa | Box 10 | Carte-de-visite print, Edward Dickinson Baker, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Engraved by L. Prang & Co., Boston, Massachusetts. |
72.554 | Box 4 | Tintype, [Agnes Bale], 3” x 2.625”, undated. [Daughter of George W. Bale, 6th Ohio Volunteer Cavalry.] |
72.929.50 | Box 8 | Carte-de-visite print, Nathaniel Prentiss Banks, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Engraved by L. Prang & Co., Boston, Massachusetts. |
89.11.4 | Box 12 | Carte-de-visite print, Nathaniel Prentiss Banks, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.929.58 | Box 8 | Print, Francis Channing Barlow, 7.5” x 4.125”, undated. Engraved by A.H. Richie. |
80.28 | Box 11 | Carte-de-visite photograph, S.E. Barrett, 4”x 2.5”, undated. 1st lieutenant, Company B, 1st Illinois Light Artillery, Taylor’s Battery. |
2017.89.1-3 | Box 13 | Glass lantern slide, Clara Barton, 4" x 3.25", 1890s. Image made by Keystone View Co., Meadville, Pennsylvania. 2 copy prints included. |
72.58.3 | Box 1 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Gilbert Bates, 4.25” x 2.5”, 1872. Photograph by E. & H.T. Anthony, New York. |
89.11.5 | Box 12 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Hiram Berdan, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
89.11.6 | Box 12 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Hiram Berry, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.431 | Box 4 | Photograph, Mary Ann “Mother” Bickerdyke, 5.5” x 4”, [1895]. Wearing a ribbon that says “11th Annual Convention Department of Kansas, W.R.C. Lawrence, Kansas, February 26-27-28, 1895.” |
72.937z | Box 10 | Carte-de-visite photograph, J.T. Bishuh [illegible last name], 4” x 2.5”, 1881. Photograph by Frank Robbins, Bradford, Pennsylvania. |
72.114 | Box 2 | Photograph, John C. Black, 4.75” x 6.75”, undated. Signed. |
72.635b | Box 4 | Photograph, John C. Black¸ 5.125” x 4”, undated. |
72.636 | Box 4 | Photograph, John C. Black, 7.5” x 10”, 1904. Leader of the Grand Army of the Republic opening the GAR parade in Boston, Massachusetts. |
72.937y | Box 9 | Print, J.H. Blackwell, 5.5” x 3.5”, undated. Major in 1st Arkansas Regiment. |
72.58.4 | Box 1 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Francis Preston Blair, Jr., 4” x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by E. Anthony, New York. |
81.6 | Box 11 | Carte-de-visite print, Francis Preston Blair, Jr., 4” x 2.5”, undated. Engraved by L. Prang and Co., Boston. |
72.58.5 | Box 1 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Montgomery Blair, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Published by E. & H.T. Anthony, New York from photographic negative in Brady’s National Portrait Gallery. Postmaster General. |
72.986.35 | 11th Illinois album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Louis Blake, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
72.929.43 | Box 8 | Carte-de-visite print, Louis Blenker, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Engraved by L. Prang & Co., Boston, Massachusetts. |
89.11.7 | Box 12 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Louis Blenker, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.369 | Box 4 | Carte-de-visite photograph, John Wilkes Booth, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.370 | Box 4 | Carte-de-visite photograph, John Wilkes Booth, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.371 | Box 4 | Carte-de-visite photograph, John Wilkes Booth, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
89.8 | Box 11 | Carte-de-visite photograph, John Wilkes Booth, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Published by M. O'Brien. |
72.986.43 | 11th Illinois album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Solomon Bostwick, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
72.988.3.42 | 77th Illinois album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, W.H. Bowek, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
72.679b | Box 4 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Joseph A. Boyer, 2.5” x 4”, undated. Captain, 8th Iowa Infantry. |
72.929.54 | Box 8 | Carte-de-visite photograph, G. Boyington, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.131 | Box 2 | Photograph, Edward S. Bragg, 3.875” x 5.5625”, 1885. |
72.132 | Box 2 | Photograph, Edward S. Bragg, 3.875” x 5.5625”, 1878. |
72.133 | Box 2 | Photograph, Edward S. Bragg, 3.875” x 5.5625”, 1864. |
72.134 | Box 2 | Photograph, Edward S. Bragg, 3.875” x 5.5625”, 1862. |
72.135 | Box 2 | Photograph, Edward S. Bragg, 3.875” x 5.5625”, [circa 1902]. |
72.724 | Oversize Box 14 | Print, Edward S. Bragg, 8.5” x 11”, undated. Signed. |
72.937x | Box 9 | Cabinet card photograph, Frederick A. Bragg, 6.5” x 4.25”, undated. Photograph by Bund Portraits, Chicago, Illinois. Member of 6th Missouri Volunteer Infantry. |
72.988.3.17 | 77th Illinois album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Robert Brock, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
72.1005 | Box 17 | Ink drawing on wood, John Brown, 6.5” x 9.5”, 1890 September 9. Drawing by J.E. Nicholson. |
81.2 | Box 11 | Carte-de-visite print, John Brown, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Engraved by L. Prang and Co., Boston. |
72.457 | Box 4 | Carte-de-visite photograph, F.E. (Francis Edwin) Brownell, 4.5” x 2.5”, 1861. Photograph by C.C. Schoonmaker, Photographer, Troy, New York. Brownell avenged the death of Elmer E. Ellsworth. |
72.58.6 | Box 1 | Carte-de-visite print, William Cullen Bryant, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.58.7 | Box 1 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Don Carlos Buell, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Published by E. & H.T. Anthony, New York from photographic negative in Brady’s National Portrait Gallery. (2 copies.) |
81.9 | Box 11 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Don Carlos Buell, 4” x 2.5”, undated |
72.136b | Box 2 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Augustus F. Buhl, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by [illegible]. 24th Michigan Infantry. |
72.988.3.6 | 77th Illinois album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, John A. Burdett, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
72.937cc | Box 10 | Cabinet card painted photograph, Harry King Burgwin, Jr., 6.5” x 4.25”, undated. “Col. 26th North Carolina Infantry. Killed while leading his regiment, colors in hand in the attack of Pettigrew’s Brigade on the Iron Brigade at Gettysburg July 1st 1863.” |
72.937.3 | Box 10 | Photograph, William H.S. Burgwyn, 8.5” x 10.5”, undated. |
72.58.8 | Box 1 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Ambrose Burnside, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Published by E. Anthony, New York from photographic negative from Brady’s National Portrait Gallery. |
72.58.9 | Box 1 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Ambrose Burnside, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Published by E. & H.T. Anthony, New York from photographic negative in Brady’s National Portrait Gallery. |
72.775 | Oversize Box 14 | Print, “[Ambrose] Burnside at Fredericksburg, Dec. 13, 1862,” 9.5” x 12”, circa 1897. Original painting by Henry A. Ogden, print by Knight & Brown, 1897. |
72.937w | Box 9 | Carte-de-visite print, Ambrose Burnside, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Engraved by L. Prang & Co., Boston and Washington. |
89.11.9 | Box 12 | Carte-de-visite print, Ambrose Burnside, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
89.11.10 | Box 12 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Ambrose Burnside, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.988.3.34 | 77th Illinois album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Henry L. Bushnell, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
72.58.10 | Box 1 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Benjamin Butler, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Published by E. & H.T. Anthony, New York from photographic negative in Brady’s National Portrait Gallery. |
72.823 | Box 6 | Photograph, Benjamin Butler, 2.75” x 2.125”, undated. |
72.937v | Box 9 | Carte-de-visite print, Benjamin Butler, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.58.11 | Box 1 | Carte-de-visite print, Daniel Butterfield, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Engraved by Charles Taber & Co., New York. |
89.11.11 | Box 12 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Daniel Butterfield, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.929.38 | Box 8 | Cabinet card photograph, Henry Capehart, 6.5” x 4.5”, undated. |
72.915.23 | Civil War album –Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Lewis Cass, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Published by E. Anthony, New York from photographic negative from Brady’s National Portrait Gallery. |
72.136c | Box 2 | Carte-de-visite photograph, George W. Chilson, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by E.W. Ingmire, Springfield, Illinois. |
72.136d | Box 2 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Charles H. Chope, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by Randall, Detroit, Michigan. |
72.136e | Box 2 | Carte-de-visite photograph, E.B. Chope, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by James A. Brush, Detroit, Michigan. |
72.929.46 | Box 8 | Print, W.H. Christian then and now, 3.625” x 5.125”, undated, Stephenville, Texas. |
72.136f | Box 2 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Samuel W. Church, 4” x 2.5”, [1863]. Photograph by F.W. Ingmire, Springfield, Illinois. |
72.986.9 | 11th Illinois album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, James O. Churchill, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
80.3 | Box 11 | Carte-de-visite photograph, James O. Churchill, 4”x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by Allen. 11th Illinois Infantry. |
72.988.3.26 | 77th Illinois album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Merritt M. Clark, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
92.14 | Box 13 | Photograph, David W. Clarke, 4” x 6.25”, undated. Photograph by H.W. Loveday's Art Gallery. |
72.58.12 | Box 1 | Carte-de-visite photograph, J.H. Coates, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by Bowman & Rawson Photographers, Peru, Illinois. |
72.986.26 | 11th Illinois album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, James Coates, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
72.136g | Box 2 | Carte-de-visite print, John Cochrane, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Engraved by L. Prang & Co., Boston. |
72.58.13 | Box 1 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Michael Corcoran, 4” x 2.5”, 1862. Published by E. & H.T. Anthony, New York from photographic negative in Brady’s National Portrait Gallery. |
89.11.12 | Box 12 | Carte-de-visite print, Michael Corcoran, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.929.31 | Box 8 | Print, L.H.D. Crane, 5.75” x 4.25”, 1862. Lithograph by C. Inger. |
72.929.42 | Box 8 | Photograph, G.W. Crego, 3.5” x 2.125”, undated. |
89.11.13 | Box 12 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Thomas L. Crittenden, 4” x 2.5”, 1861. Photograph by E. Anthony, New York. |
89.11.14 | Box 12 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Marcellus Monroe Crocker, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by R.H. Kimball & Co., Leavenworth, Kansas. |
89.11.15 | Box 12 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Marcellus Monroe Crocker, 4” x 2.5”, 1863. Photograph by Barr & Young, Ohio. |
72.929.26 | Box 8 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Andrew Gregg Curtin, 4” x 2.5”, photograph by E. Anthony, New York, undated |
72.915.21 | Civil War album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Samuel Ryan Curtis, 4” x 2.25”, 1865. Photograph by M.B. Brady & Co., Washington, D.C. and New York. |
89.11.17 | Box 12 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Samuel Ryan Curtis, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.136h | Box 2 | Carte-de-visite photograph, William B. Cushing, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by Brady’s National Photographic Portrait Galleries, New York & Washington, D.C. [This does not look like the same person when compared to other images of William B. Cushing.] |
72.429 | Box 4 | Photograph, Miss Major Pauline Cushman, Union spy, 4.5” x 4”, undated. “Miss Major Pauline Cushman the Union spy and scout who was captured and sentenced to death as a Federal Spy and was rescued at Shelbyville, Tenn. By the Union Army under General Rosecrans.” |
72.58.14 | Box 1 | Carte-de-visite photograph, George Armstrong Custer, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by Brady’s National Photographic Portrait Galleries, New York and Washington, D.C. Wearing hat. |
72.58.15 | Box 1 | Carte-de-visite photograph, George Armstrong Custer, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by Brady’s National Photographic Portrait Galleries, New York and Washington, D.C. Full length. |
72.58.16 | Box 1 | Carte-de-visite photograph, George Armstrong Custer, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by Mora, New York. |
89.11.18 | Box 1 | Carte-de-visite photograph, George Armstrong Custer, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
89.24 | Box 12 | Carte-de-visite photograph, George Armstrong Custer, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by Brady's National Photographic Portrait Galleries. |
89.11.19 | Box 12 | Carte-de-visite photograph, John A. Dahlgren, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
89.11.20 | Box 12 | Carte-de-visite photograph, John A. Dahlgren, 4” x 2.5”, New York, undated. Photograph by E. & H.T. Anthony. |
80.34 | Box 11 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Charles Henry Davis, 4”x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by S.M. Fassett's New Gallery, Chicago. |
72.986.5 | 11th Illinois album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, [I.M.G.] Davis, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
72.988.3.40 | 77th Illinois album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Asa Lee Davison, 4” x 2.25”, undated. Photograph by N. Olsen, New Orleans. |
72.986.18 | 11th Illinois album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Henry H. Dean, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
80.1 | Box 11 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Henry H. Dean, 4”x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by Barnes & Curtis, Photographers, Rockford, Illinois. |
72.986.13 | 11th Illinois album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Samuel B. Dean, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
72.58.17 | Box 1 | Carte-de-visite photograph, James Dearing, 4” x 2.25”, undated. Photograph by Tanner & Vanness, Photographers, Lynchburg, Virginia. |
72.988.3.20 | 77th Illinois album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Robert Denby, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
72.988.3.56 | Box 10 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Robert Denby, 4” x 2.5”, photograph by T. Lilienthal, New Orleans, undated. Removed from 77th Illinois album. |
72.988.3.31 | 77th Illinois album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Edmund S. Dewey, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
72.986.4 | 11th Illinois album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Cyrus E. Dickey, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
72.929.2 | Box 6 | Cabinet card photograph, T. Lyle Dickey, 6.5” x 4.125”, undated. Photograph by C.D. Mosher, Chicago, Illinois. Dickey served in the 4th Illinois Cavalry. |
99.2 | Box 13 | Photograph, Anna E. Dickinson, 3.75” x 5.25”, undated. |
72.58.18 | Box 1 | Carte-de-visite photograph, John Adams Dix, 4” x 2.5”, 1861. Published by E. Anthony, New York from photographic negative from Brady’s National Portrait Gallery. |
72.58.19 | Box 1 | Carte-de-visite photograph, John Adams Dix, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Published by E. & H.T. Anthony, New York from photographic negative in Brady’s National Portrait Gallery. |
72.929.19 | Box 8 | Carte-de-visite print, John Adams Dix, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Engraved by L. Prang & Co., Boston, Massachusetts. |
89.11.21 | Box 12 | Carte-de-visite photograph, John Adams Dix, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
92.9 | Box 13 | Carte-de-visite photograph, [G.S. Dodge?], 4” x 2.5”, Chicago, undated. Photograph by Dodge. |
72.136i | Box 2 | Carte-de-visite photograph, William R. Dodsley, 4” x 2.5”, 1865 April 24, Camp Butler, Illinois. Photograph by F.W. Ingmire, Springfield, Illinois. 24th Michigan Infantry. |
72.390 | Box 4 | Photograph, “I am the dog that went through the army, with the 25th Iowa Infantry,” 5.5” x 3.75”, undated. Photograph by Merrill, Abilene, Kansas. |
72.988.3.32 | 77th Illinois album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Wayne O. Donald, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
89.1.7 | Box 11 | Print, Abner Doubleday, 8.5” x 6.5”, undated. Published by J.C. Buttre, New York. |
80.38 | Box 11 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Adele Douglas, nee Cutts, wife of Illinois Senator Stephen A. Douglas, Chicago, 4”x 2.5”, 1860. Photograph by Fassett's Gallery. |
81.5 | Box 11 | Carte-de-visite print, Stephen A. Douglas, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Engraved by L. Prang and Co., Boston. |
2015.1 | Art & Artifact | Lithograph, Stephen A. Douglas, 13” x 16”, circa 1864. By C.E. Middleton. |
72.937u | Box 9 | Photograph, Thomas Fenwick Drayton, 7.5” x 5.75”, undated. |
72.986.27 | 11th Illinois album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, William Duncan, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
72.58.20 | Box 1 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Samuel Francis Du Pont, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Published by E. Anthony, New York from photographic negative from Brady’s National Portrait Gallery. Taken when he is younger. |
72.58.21 | Box 1 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Samuel Francis Du Pont, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Published by E. & H.T. Anthony, New York from photographic negative in Brady’s National Portrait Gallery. Taken when he is older. |
72.58.22 | Box 1 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Abram Duryée, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.58.23 | Box 1 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Abram Duryée, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by A.A. Turner, published by D. Appleton & Co., New York. |
72.937t | Box 9 | Carte-de-visite print, Abram Duryée, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Engraved by L. Prang & Co., Boston, Massachusetts. |
89.11.23 | Box 12 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Abram Duryée, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.929.30 | Box 8 | Cyanotype, [first name unknown] Duval, 6.25” x 4.5”, undated. |
72.151 | Oversize Box 14 | Print, Elmer E. Ellsworth, 13.75” x 9.5”, undated. Lithograph by T.W. Strong, New York. “Col. Ellsworth, N.Y. Fire Zouaves, assassinated in Alexandria, Virginia, May 24th, 1861.” |
72.450 | Box 4 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Elmer E. Ellsworth, 4” x 2.5”, 1861. Photograph by Brady’s National Portrait Gallery. Ellsworth was a personal friend of Abraham Lincoln and was the first Union soldier to die in the Civil War. |
72.451 | Box 4 | Carte-de-visite print, Elmer E. Ellsworth, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.452 | Box 4 | Etching, Elmer E. Ellsworth, 5” x 3.25”, 1861. Etching by John Chester Buttre from a photograph by Matthew Brady. |
72.453 | Box 4 | Carte-de-visite print, Elmer E. Ellsworth, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Engraved by R.R. Landon, Chicago. |
72.454 | Box 4 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Elmer E. Ellsworth, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Published by E. Anthony, New York, from photographic negative from Brady’s National Portrait Gallery. |
72.988.3.3 | 77th Illinois album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite print, Elmer E. Ellsworth, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
72.929.4 | Box 6 | Cabinet card photograph, Lucius Fairchild, 6.5” x 4.25”, undated. Photograph by Elite Photographic Studio, San Francisco, California. |
72.58.24 | Box 1 | Carte-de-visite photograph, David Farragut, 4” x 2.5”, 186[?]. Photograph by F.A. |
72.58.25 | Box 1 | Carte-de-visite photograph, David Farragut, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Published by E. & H.T. Anthony, New York from photographic negative in Brady’s National Portrait Gallery. |
72.937s | Box 9 | Carte-de-visite print, David Farragut, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Engraved by L. Prang & Co., Boston, Massachusetts. |
81.8 | Box 11 | Carte-de-visite photograph, David Farragut, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.929.39 | Box 8 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Cyrus Field, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by Geo. G. Rockwood, New York. |
72.988.3.43 | 77th Illinois album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Benjamin F. Fisher, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
72.929.40 | Box 8 | Carte-de-visite photograph, John Gray Foster, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Published by E. & H.T. Anthony, New York, from photographic negative in Brady’s National Portrait Gallery. |
72.58.26 | Box 1 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Edward C. Franklin, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by Charles D. Fredricks & Co., New York. Surgeon. |
72.58.27 | Box 1 | Carte-de-visite photograph, William B. Franklin, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Published by E. & H.T. Anthony, New York from photographic negative in Brady’s National Portrait Gallery. |
72.58.28 | Box 1 | Carte-de-visite photograph, William B. Franklin, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Published by E. & H.T. Anthony, New York from photographic negative in Brady’s National Portrait Gallery. |
72.937r | Box 9 | Carte-de-visite print, William B. Franklin, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Engraved by L. Prang & Co., Boston, Massachusetts. |
72.929.8 | Box 8 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Isaac Frazer, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by Grotecloss, New York. |
72.58.29 | Box 1 | Carte-de-visite print, John C. Fremont, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.929.53 | Box 8 | Carte-de-visite print, John C. Fremont, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
89.11.25 | Box 12 | Carte-de-visite photograph, John C. Fremont, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
2017.87.1-2 | Box 13 | Carte-de-visite photographs, Barbara Fritchie and her home, Frederick City, Maryland, 2.5" x 4", circa 1862. Photographs by J. Byerly, Frederick, Maryland. |
72.58.31 | Box 1 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Gainsboro, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by J.E. Tilton & Co., Boston. |
72.58.30 | Box 1 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Gainsborough, 4.125” x 2.5”, undated. Published by E. Anthony, New York from photographic negative from Brady’s National Portrait Gallery. |
2008.45.3 | Box 13 | Stereo card photograph, Alexander Gardner's Studio, 3” x 3”, 1863, Washington, D.C. Photograph by Alexander Gardner. |
2008.45.1 | Box 13 | Carte-de-visite photograph, James Gardner, 2.5” x 4”, undated. Photograph by Alexander Gardner, Photographer to the Army of the Potomac, Published by Philip & Solomons, Washington, D.C. Established photographer, Alexander Gardner’s portrait of his brother. |
72.932a | Box 8 | Cabinet card photograph of painting, James A. Garfield, 6.5” x 4.5”, undated. Photograph by Robertson’s Photographic Art Gallery, Platteville, Wisconsin. |
72.932b | Box 8 | Carte-de-visite photograph, James A. Garfield, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.932c | Box 8 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Lucretia R. Garfield, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Wife of James A. Garfield. |
72.932d | Box 8 | Cabinet card photograph, Lucretia R. Garfield, 6.5” x 4.25”, 1902 April 11. Photograph by M. Mould & Son Photographic Studio, LaCrosse, Wisconsin. |
89.11.26 | Box 12 | Carte-de-visite photograph, John White Geary, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by Le Rue Lemer, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. |
72.136k | Box 2 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Robert Gibbons, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by J. Bardwell, Detroit. |
72.58.32 | Box 1 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Quincy Adams Gillmore, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Published by E. & H.T. Anthony, New York from photographic negative in Brady’s National Portrait Gallery. |
72.58.33 | Box 1 | Carte-de-visite print, Quincy Adams Gillmore, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Published by E. & H.T. Anthony, New York. |
89.11.27 | Box 12 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Quincy Adams Gillmore, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
89.11.28 | Box 12 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Louis M. Goldsborough, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
91.5.3 | Box 13 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Louis M. Goldsborough, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by J.E. Tilton & Co. Manufacturers & Importers of Photograph Albums & Cartes de visite, Boston; J.W. Queen & Co., Philadelphia. |
89.11.29 | Box 12 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Willis Arnold Gorman, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.929.5 | Box 6 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Gordon Granger, 3” x 2.375”, undated. Photograph by E. & H.T. Anthony, New York. |
72.937q | Box 9 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Julia Dent Grant, 4” x 2.5”, [1864]. [Photograph by Matthew Brady.] Wife of Ulysses S. Grant. |
72.58.34 | Box 1 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Ulysses S. Grant, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Published by E. & H.T. Anthony, New York. [See also American Civil War Documents, Manuscripts, Letters and Diaries and Grand Army of the Republic Collections, 1785-1957, bulk 1860-1866, Part 1, Series 6.] |
72.148 | Oversize Folder 19 | Print, Ulysses S. Grant, 29.5” x 21.75”, 1885. Engraved by J.C. Buttre, from a full length photo by Anderson, published by George Stinson & Co., Portland, Maine. |
72.248 | Reading Room | Painting, oil on canvas, Ulysses S. Grant, 78” x 54”, undated. Painted by Pauline Dohn. Modeled after G.P.A. Healy’s painting, “The Peacemakers.” |
72.250 | Art & Artifact | Painting, oil on canvas, Ulysses S. Grant, 50” x 40.5”, 1863. Painting by John Antrobus. |
72.301 | Box 3 | Photograph, Ulysses S. Grant, 4” x 6.5”, 1885 July 22. Photograph by J.G. Gilman, New York. “Last photograph of Gen. Grant, four days before death.” |
72.306 | Box 3 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Ulysses S. Grant, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by C.D. Fredericks & Co., New York. |
72.776 | Oversize Box 14 | Print, “Grant in the Wilderness, May 5, 1864,” 9.5” x 12”, 1897. By Henry A. Ogden, printed by Knight & Brown. |
72.825 | Oversize Folder 6 | Photograph, Ulysses S. Grant, 18.125” x 15.25”, [1864]. |
72.915.18 | Civil War album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Ulysses S. Grant, 4” x 2.25”, undated. Photograph by F. Gutekunst, Franklin & Co., Washington, D.C. |
72.988.3.2 | 77th Illinois album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite print, Ulysses S. Grant, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
72.136l | Box 2 | Carte-de-visite print, Ulysses S. Grant, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
80.4 | Box 11 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Ulysses S. Grant, as Lieutenant General. 4”x 2.5”, undated. |
80.39 | Box 11 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Ulysses S. Grant, 4”x 2.5”, undated, |
86.6.1 | Box 11 | Print, Ulysses S. Grant, 11” x 8.5”, undated. Engraved by Barry Moser. |
89.11.31 | Box 12 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Ulysses S. Grant, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by F. Gutekunst. |
90.36 | Box 12 | Album of etchings, “U.S. Grant Album,” 5.25” x 4.25”, undated. Depicts scenes from the life and death of Ulysses S. Grant. |
91.4.5 | Box 13 | Photograph, Ulysses S. Grant, 4.5” x 6.5”, 1891. Negative by Alexander Gardner, 1864, photograph by M.P. Rice, 1891. This image was produced in 1891 from the only original untouched negative made in 1864 at the time Grant was commissioned by President Lincoln as the Lieutenant General of all Armies of the Republic. |
92.44.1 | Box 13 | Print, Ulysses S. Grant, 4.75” x 5.75”, undated. Published by R.R. Landon, Chicago, engraved by John Sartain, Philadelphia. |
72.915.6 | Civil War album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, C.E. Graves, 4” x 2.25”, undated. Photograph by J.J. Hawes, Boston. 33rd Massachusetts Volunteers. |
72.929.49 | Box 8 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Mrs. L.B. Gray, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by Cahill, Boston, Massachusetts. |
72.136m | Box 2 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Sullivan D. Green, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.988.3.4 | 77th Illinois album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, David P. Grier, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
72.637 | Box 19 | Print on tile, Adaline L. Griggs, 3.75” x 5”, 1867. Griggs, of Urbana, Illinois, married John C. Black around the time of this image. |
72.929.14 | Box 8 | Print, William Grose, 5” x 3.75”, undated. |
2009.7.4 | Box 13 | Photograph, Thomas Grosvenor, 6” x 8”, circa 1864. Photograph by W.H. Stoddard. Grosvenor fought in the Civil War, served as a lawyer for the City of Chicago and was killed in the aftermath of the 1871 Chicago Fire. |
72.58.36 | Box 1 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Henry Halleck, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Published by D. Appleton & Co. New York, photograph by A.A. Turner. |
72.58.37 | Box 1 | Carte-de-visite print, Henry Halleck, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.937p | Box 8 | Carte-de-visite print, Henry Halleck, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Engraved by L. Prang & Co., Boston, Massachusetts. |
89.11.32 | Box 12 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Henry Halleck, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.783.16 | Box 5 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Charles G. Halpine, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by C.D. Fedricks & Co. Pen-name Miles O’Reilly. |
72.342 | Box 3 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Hannibal Hamlin, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by Charles D. Fredricks & Co., New York. Vice President of the United States. |
72.343 | Box 3 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Hannibal Hamlin, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Published by E. & H.T. Anthony, New York, from negative by Brady’s National Portrait Gallery. |
72.58.38 | Box 1 | Carte-de-visite print, Winfield Scott Hancock, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
89.11.33 | Box 12 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Winfield Scott Hancock, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.986.28 | 11th Illinois album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Douglas Hapeman, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
78.33.2 | Art & Artifact | Painting, oil on canvas, James Harlan, 31” x 25”, circa 1920. Painting by Arthur de Ferraris. Harlan was a U.S. Senator and the father-in-law to Robert Todd Lincoln. |
80.29 | Box 11 | Carte-de-visite photograph, L.P. Hart, 4”x 2.5”, undated. 1st lieutenant, Company B, 1st Illinois Light Artillery, Taylor’s Battery. |
89.11.34 | Box 12 | Carte-de-visite photograph, John F. Hartranft, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
89.11.35 | Box 12 | Carte-de-visite photograph, George Lucas Hartsuff, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by Gurnoy & Son. |
89.11.36 | Box 12 | Carte-de-visite photograph, John Porter Hatch, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.260 | Art & Artifact | Painting, oil on canvas, Kirk Hawes, 42.5” x 33.5”, before 1913. Painting by Alden Finney Brooks. First president of Grand Army of the Republic Memorial Association. |
72.58.35 | Box 1 | Carte-de-visite photograph, William Babcock Hazen, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by Brady’s National Photographic Portrait Galleries, New York and Washington, D.C. |
72.929.56 | Box 8 | Photograph, William Babcock Hazen, 5.5” x 3.875”, undated. |
72.988.3.16 | 77th Illinois album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Sylvester S. Heath, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
72.988.3.55 | Box 10 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Sylvester S. Heath, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by A.D. Lytle, Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Removed from 77th Illinois album. |
81.1 | Box 11 | Carte-de-visite print, Samuel P. Heintzelman, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Engraved by L. Prang and Co., Boston. |
72.136o | Box 2 | Carte-de-visite photograph, B. [Benjamin] W. Hendricks, 4” x 2.5”, undated. 24th Michigan Infantry. |
72.58.88 | Box 2 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Thomas Andrews Hendricks, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by Brady’s National Portrait Gallery, Washington, D.C. |
72.58.39 | Box 1 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Francis J. Herron, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by J. Gurney & Son, New York. |
72.58.40 | Box 1 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Sidney Higby, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Chicago Mercantile Battery. |
89.11.37 | Box 12 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Joseph Holt, 4” x 2.5”, 1865. Photograph by M.B. Brady & Co. |
80.37 | Box 11 | Photograph, John Bell Hood, New Orleans, 5.5” x 4”, undated. Photograph by S. Anderson. |
72.58.41 | Box 1 | Carte-de-visite print, Joseph Hooker, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.58.42 | Box 1 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Joseph Hooker, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.777 | Oversize Box 14 | Print, “Hooker at Chancellorsville, May 3, 1863,” 9.5” x 12”, 1897. By Henry A. Ogden, printed by Knight & Brown. |
72.915.7 | Civil War album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Joseph Hooker, 4” x 2.25”, undated. Published by E & H.T. Anthony, New York from photographic negative in Brady’s National Portrait Gallery. |
72.915.8 | Civil War album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Joseph Hooker, 4” x 2.25”, undated. Photograph by Alex Gardner, published by Philip & Solomons, Washington, D.C. |
89.11.38 | Box 12 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Joseph Hooker, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by M.B. Brady & Co. |
72.986.40 | 11th Illinois album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Charles Hotchkiss, 4” x 2.25”, undated. Photograph by E.R. Gard’s Photographic Art Palace, Chicago. |
72.988.3.29 | 77th Illinois album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Walter H. Hotchkiss, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
72.988.3.53 | Box 10 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Walter B. Hotchkiss, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Removed from 77th Illinois album. |
72.915.16 | Civil War album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Oliver O. Howard, 4” x 2.25”, undated. Photograph by Brady’s National Photographic Portrait Galleries, Washington, D.C. and New York. |
89.11.39 | Box 12 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Oliver O. Howard, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.136p | Box 2 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Shepherd L. Howard, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by C.S. German, National Gallery, Springfield, Illinois. |
72.929.36 | Box 8 | Cabinet card photograph, Julia Ward Howe, 6.5” x 4.25”, undated. Photograph by C.F. Conly, Boston, Massachusetts. Author and poet, best known for writing “The Battle Hymn of the Republic.” |
72.915.14 | Civil War album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, T.S. Howland, 4” x 2.25”, undated. N. Dartmouth, Massachusetts, 33rd Massachusetts Volunteers. |
72.986.7 | 11th Illinois album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Oliver G. Hunt, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
72.58.43 | Box 1 | Carte-de-visite print, David Hunter, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.986.10 | 11th Illinois album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Richardson W. Hurlbut, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
72.740 | Box 5 | Photograph, Stephen A. Hurlbut, 4.1875” x 2.875”, undated. |
72.136q | Box 2 | Carte-de-visite photograph, William Hutchinson, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.988.3.48 | 77th Illinois album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Richard A. Huxtable, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
72.986.11 | 11th Illinois album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Orton Ingersoll, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
72.988.3.46 | 77th Illinois album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Casey B. James, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
72.988.3.47 | 77th Illinois album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, George W. James, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
72.929.23 | Box 8 | Carte-de-visite print, Charles Davis Jameson, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Engraved by L. Prang & Co., Boston, Massachusetts. |
72.988.3.45 | 77th Illinois album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, George H. Jenkins, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
72.988.3.57 | Box 10 | Carte-de-visite photograph, George H. Jenkins, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Removed from 77th Illinois album. |
72.988.3.21 | 77th Illinois album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, A. Johnson, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
86.8.2 | Box 11 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Andrew Johnson, 4” x 2.5”, 1865. Photograph by Brady's National Photographic Portrait Galleries. |
2017.92 | Box 13 | Carte-de-visite print, Andrew Johnson, 4” x 2.5”, circa 1865. |
72.937o | Box 9 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Philip Kearney, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Published by E. & H.T. Anthony, New York, from photographic negative in Brady’s National Portrait Gallery. |
72.783.1 | Box 5 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Benjamin F. Kelley, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.929.48 | Box 8 | Cabinet card photograph, James L. Kemper, 6.5” x 4.125”, undated. Published by Taylor & Huntington Publishers, Hartford, Connecticut. |
72.988.3.9 | 77th Illinois album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, D.M. Kenney, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
72.988.3.33 | 77th Illinois album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, George C. Kenyon, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
72.986.33 | 11th Illinois album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Nathaniel C. Kenyon, 4” x 2.25”, undated. Photograph by J. Carbutt, Chicago. |
72.58.45 | Box 1 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Hugh Judson Kilpatrick, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by C.D. Fredricks & Co., New York. |
72.783.2 | Box 5 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Hugh Judson Kilpatrick, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.824 | Box 6 | Cabinet card photograph, Hugh Judson Kilpatrick, 6.5” x 4.25”, undated. Published by John C. Taylor, Hartford, Connecticut. |
72.915.11 | Civil War album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Hugh Judson Kilpatrick, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
89.11.40 | Box 12 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Hugh Judson Kilpatrick, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by Brady's National Photographic Portrait Galleries. |
72.136r | Box 2 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Edgar A. Kimmel, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by F.W. Ingmire, City Gallery, Springfield, Illinois. 1st Lieutenant, Company [?], 24th Michigan Infantry. Signed. |
72.136s | Box 2 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Charles A. King, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by F.W. Ingmire, City Gallery, Springfield, Illinois. Signed. |
72.783.3 | Box 5 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Rufus King, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.988.3.23 | 77th Illinois album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, J. Kirby, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
72.783.4 | Box 5 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Frederick W. Lander, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.929.15 | Box 8 | Cabinet card photograph, Jacob Gartner Lauman, 6.5” x 4.25”, undated. Photograph by H.P. Eggert, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania |
72.522 | Box 4 | Photograph, Robert E. Lee, 7.3125” x 5.25”, undated. Photograph by J. Vannerson. Image is very faded and difficult to see. |
72.523 | Box 4 | Photograph, Robert E. Lee, 5.125” x 4.25”, [1862], Richmond, Virginia. Photograph by J. Vannerson. “Taken by Vannerson, Richmond: just after the Seven days fights around the city – origl. autograph.” |
72.59 | Box 2 | Print, Abraham Lincoln, 5.5” x 3.875”, 1857. Print by S.M. Fassett, Chicago, H.W. Immke, Princeton, Ill. |
72.101 | Oversize Folder 13 | Print, Abraham Lincoln, 24.5” x 18.75”, undated. |
72.108 | Box 2 | Print, Abraham Lincoln, 7.625” x 10.625”, undated. [Painting by Blendon Campbell.] |
72.129 | Box 2 | Photograph, Abraham Lincoln, 3.5” x 5.25”, 1861 March. Photograph by McNulta, Springfield, Ill. |
72.165 | Oversize Folder 8 | Print, Abraham Lincoln, 20” x 16”, undated. |
72.166 | Oversize Folder 8 | Print, Abraham Lincoln, 20” x 16”, undated. |
72.167 | Oversize Folder 8 | Print, Abraham Lincoln, 20.5” x 16.75”, undated. |
72.185 | Oversize Box 14 | Engraving Abraham Lincoln, 15” x 12”, undated. Engraved and published by William Sartain. |
72.220 | HWLC Lobby | Painting, oil on canvas, Abraham Lincoln, 74.75” x 54.5”, circa 1900. Painting by Pauline Dohn. Modeled after G.P.A. Healy’s painting, “The Peacemakers.” |
72.255 | Special Collections Staff Hallway | Painting, oil on canvas, Abraham Lincoln, 44.5” x 50.25”, undated. Painting by Alden Finney Brooks. |
72.256 | Art & Artifact | Painting, Abraham Lincoln, 14” x 11”, circa 1860. Painting by Cornelia Adele Strong Fassett. This painting was donated to the 1863 Sanitary Fair. |
72.274 | Art & Artifact | Painting, Abraham Lincoln, 84.75” x 37.75”, circa 1950. Painting by Nicholas Toderoff. |
72.316 | Box 3 | Print, Abraham Lincoln, 3.625” x 5.125”, undated. Presented [to GAR], 1903. Resembles photograph by Alexander Hesler, 1857. |
72.317 | Box 3 | Print, Abraham Lincoln, 3.75” x 5.75”, 1859 October 4. Photograph by Samuel M. Fassett, Chicago. |
72.318 | Box 3 | Photograph, Abraham Lincoln, 3.5” x 5.5”, 1860 June 3. Photograph by Alexander Hesler, Springfield, Illinois. |
72.335 | Box 3 | Print, Abraham Lincoln on horseback in front of his home, Springfield, Illinois, 4” x 5.5”, [1858]. “Citizens reception at the close of the campaign with Stephen A. Douglas for the Senate in 1858.” |
72.341 | Box 3 | Photograph, Abraham Lincoln, 6.125” x 8.25”, 1864 February 9. Photograph by Matthew Brady. |
72.344 | Box 3 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Abraham Lincoln, 2.5” x 4”, 1861 February 23. Published by E. & H.T. Anthony, New York, from negative by Brady’s National Portrait Gallery. |
72.345 | Box 3 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Abraham Lincoln, 4” x 2.5”, 1863 August 9. Photograph by Alex. Gardner, published by Philip & Solomons, Washington, D.C. |
72.346 | Box 3 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Abraham Lincoln, 4” x 2.5”, 1865 April 10. Photograph by Alex Gardner, published by Philip & Solomons, Washington, D.C. |
72.774 | Oversize Folder 9 | Print, Abraham Lincoln, 22.5” x 29.75”, undated. Engraved by Henry Gugler. |
72.915.19 | Civil War album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Abraham Lincoln, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
72.929.33 | Box 8 | Carte-de-visite print, Abraham Lincoln on deathbed, 4” x 2.5”, 1866. |
72.939b | Box 10 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Abraham Lincoln, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Published by E. Anthony, New York, from photographic negative in Brady’s National Portrait Gallery. |
72.939.1 | Box 19 | Print mounted on wood, Abraham Lincoln, 2.5” x 4”, undated. |
72.939.2 | Box 10 | Print, Abraham Lincoln and one of his quotes, 5” x 8”, undated. |
72.939.3 | Box 10 | Print, Abraham Lincoln, 8” x 10”, undated. |
72.939.4 | Box 10 | Framed print, Abraham Lincoln, 5.75” x 4.25”, undated. |
72.939.5b | Box 10 | Carte-de-visite print, Abraham Lincoln, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
89.7 | Box 11 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Abraham Lincoln, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by Salisbury Bros. & Co. Manufacturers of Gold & Gold Played Jewelry. Actual image is 0.75” x 0.5” oval set in embossed ornamental frame. |
92.45.2 | Box 13 | Print, Abraham Lincoln, 6.5” x 8.25”, undated. Published by Chr. Kimmel & Forster, New York. |
93.6 | Oversize Folder 25 | Chromolithograph, Abraham Lincoln, 15” x 19”, undated. Image by Wynkoop. |
2007.51a | Box 13 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Abraham Lincoln, profile, 4” x 2.5”, 1864 February 9. Photograph by Brady's National Photographic Portrait Galleries. |
2008.9.A | Box 13 | Postcard, Abraham Lincoln, 3.5” x 5.5”, undated. |
2008.36 | Oversize Box 15 | Color print, Abraham Lincoln, sixteenth president of the United States, 10” x 14”, 1860. Published by Currier & Ives. |
2008.44 | Art & Artifact | Painting on canvas, “Tall Man of Destiny: Images of Abraham Lincoln,” 24” x 18”, circa 2008. Painting by Maria Pfropper. Commissioned by Chicago Public Library for exhibit of same name. |
72.337 | Oversize Box 14 | Print, Mary Todd Lincoln, 12” x 15.5”, [1860]. Image by Max Rosenthal. |
72.348 | Box 3 | Carte-de-visite print, Mary Todd Lincoln, 4” x 2.5”, circa 1864. Engraved based on photograph by Wenderoth & Taylor. |
72.349 | Box 3 | Carte-de-visite print, Mary Todd Lincoln, 4” x 2.5”, 1863. |
78.33.1 | Reading Room | Painting, oil on canvas, Robert Todd Lincoln, 26.375” x 35.375”, 1894. Painting by Hubert Vos. |
72.351 | Box 3 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Lincoln, Tad (Thomas), 4” x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by Brady’s National Portrait Gallery, Washington, D.C. |
72.988.3.44 | 77th Illinois album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Nathaniel Livingston, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
72.58.46 | Box 1 | Carte-de-visite photograph, John Alexander Logan, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Published by E. & H.T. Anthony, New York from photographic negative in Brady’s National Portrait Gallery. |
72.269 | Reading Room | Painting, oil on canvas, John Alexander Logan, 65” x 45.25”, circa 1911. Painting by H.K. Saunders. |
72.694 | Box 4 | Photograph, John Alexander Logan, 3.125” x 2.375”, undated. Photograph by J. Carbutt, Chicago, Illinois. |
72.783.5 | Box 5 | Carte-de-visite photograph, John Alexander Logan, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.937n | Box 9 | Print, John Alexander Logan, 7.25” x 4.5”, undated. Engraved by H.B. Hall’s Sons, New York. |
72.1047 | Art & Artifact | Photograph, John Alexander Logan, 13” x 16”, undated. |
2017.88 | Box 13 | Cabinet card photograph, John Alexander Logan, 4.25" x 6.5", 1860s. |
72.986.6 | 11th Illinois album - Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Owen M. Long, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
72.992 | Box 10 | Photograph, John Mason Loomis, 4.625” x 7.25”, undated. 26th Illinois Infantry. |
92.15 | Box 13 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Nathaniel Lyon, 4” x 2.5”, [1861]. Photograph by E. & H.T. Anthony Manufacturers of the best Photographic Albums. |
72.136y | Box 2 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Arthur Macy, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by [illegible], Detroit. |
72.929.22 | Box 8 | Carte-de-visite print, John B. Magruder, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Engraved by L. Prang & Co., Boston, Massachusetts. |
72.993 | Box 10 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Orrin Mann, 4” x 2.5”, undated. 39th Illinois Infantry. |
72.783.9 | Box 5 | Carte-de-visite print, Joseph K.F. Mansfield, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.783.10 | Box 5 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Mahlon D. Manson, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.783.11 | Box 5 | Carte-de-visite photograph, John Marmaduke [?], 4” x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by E.L. Brand, Chicago, Illinois. |
72.929.20 | Box 8 | Carte-de-visite print, James Murray Mason, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Engraved by L. Prang & Co., Boston, Massachusetts. |
72.929.21 | Box 8 | Carte-de-visite print, James Murray Mason, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.58.47 | Box 1 | Carte-de-visite photograph, John McArthur, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.986.44 | 11th Illinois album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Hubert A. McCaleb, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
72.58.48 | Box 1 | Carte-de-visite photograph, George B. McClellan, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by C.D. Fredricks & Co., New York. |
72.783.6 | Box 5 | Carte-de-visite print, George B. McClellan, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.937l | Box 9 | Carte-de-visite print, George B. McClellan, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.937m | Box 9 | Cabinet card photograph, George B. McClellan, 6.5” x 4.25”, undated. Photograph by John C. Taylor, Hartford, Connecticut. |
89.11.41 | Box 12 | Carte-de-visite photograph, George B. McClellan, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
81.7 | Box 11 | Carte-de-visite print, Mary Ellen Marcy McClellan, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Engraved by L. Prang and Co., Boston. |
72.4 | Art & Artifact | Painting on porcelain, Charles H. McConnell, 10.75” x 12.75”, undated. Painting by Baldwin McCreer. |
72.136u | Box 2 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Charles H. McConnell, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by G.B. Hall, Capital Gallery, Springfield, Illinois. Signed. |
72.730 | Box 5 | Photograph, Charles H. McConnell, 5” x 3.75”, undated. |
72.974 | Box 10 | Photograph, Charles H. McConnell, 3.75” x 2.75”, undated. |
72.136x | Box 2 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Joseph E. McConnell, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.58.50 | Box 1 | Carte-de-visite print, Alexander McDowell McCook, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by Elias Dexter. |
72.783.7 | Box 5 | Carte-de-visite print, Alexander McDowell McCook, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.988.3.8 | 77th Illinois album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, John S. McCulloch, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
72.929.41 | Box 7 | Print, William McCullough, 4” x 2.75”, undated. |
72.58.51 | Box 1 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Irvin McDowell, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Published by D. Appleton & Co., New York, A.A. Turner, Photographer. |
72.929.45 | Box 8 | Carte-de-visite print, George McDuffie, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Engraved by L. Prang & Co., Boston, Massachusetts. |
72.986.15 | 11th Illinois album - Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, G.W. McKee, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
72.154 | Oversize Folder 15 | Drawing, profile portrait of William McKinley, 16.25” x 20”, [date illegible]. Copyright by W.B. Allen. |
72.930.3 | Box 18 | Metal oval print, William McKinley, 7.5” x 5”, undated. |
72.1061 | Art & Artifact | Painting, oil on canvas, William McKinley, 30.25” x 43.25”, 1920s. Painting by Alden Finney Brooks. |
72.58.52 | Box 1 | Carte-de-visite photograph, James B. McPherson, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Published by E. & H.T. Anthony, New York. |
72.58.53 | Box 1 | Carte-de-visite photograph, James B. McPherson, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.783.8 | Box 5 | Carte-de-visite photograph, James B. McPherson, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.820 | Box 6 | Cabinet card photograph, James B. McPherson, 6.5” x 4.5”, undated. Published by John C. Taylor, Hartford, Connecticut. |
72.937j | Box 9 | Print, James B. McPherson, 6.125” x 3.875”, undated. Engraved by A.H. Ritchie. |
72.937k | Box 9 | Carte-de-visite photograph, James B. McPherson, 3.125” x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by J. Gurney & Son, New York. |
72.779 | Oversize Box 14 | Print, “[George] Meade at Gettysburg, July 2, 1863,” 9.5” x 12”, 1897. By Henry A. Ogden, printed by Knight & Brown. |
72.783.12 | Box 5 | Carte-de-visite photograph, George Meade, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.822 | Oversize Folder 5 | Photograph, George Meade, 14.75” x 17.75”, undated. |
72.822A | Box 6 | Cabinet card photograph, George Meade, 6.5” x 4.25”, undated. Published by John C. Taylor, Hartford, Connecticut. |
72.915.20 | Civil War album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, George Meade, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
80.40 | Box 11 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Wesley Merritt, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by Brady's National Photographic Portrait Galleries. |
72.136z | Box 2 | Carte-de-visite photograph, L. [Louis] L. Middy, 4” x 2.5”, undated. “Conf. S. Navy.” |
72.153 | Box 3 | Photograph, Nelson A. Miles, 5.75” x 4”, undated. Photograph by Brands Studios. |
72.267 | Art & Artifact | Painting, Nelson A. Miles, 72” x 48”, undated. |
72.929.17 | Box 8 | Photograph, Robert H. Milroy and staff, 7.5” x 5.25”, 1865 June, Tullahoma, Tennessee. |
72.783.13 | Box 5 | Carte-de-visite print, Ormsby M. Mitchel, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.937i | Box 9 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Emil Moores, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.58.54 | Box 1 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Edwin Denison Morgan, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Published by E. Anthony, New York, from Photographic negative from Brady’s National Portrait Gallery. |
72.58.55 | Box 1 | Carte-de-visite photograph, W.H. [William Henry?] Morgan, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
2017.84 | Box 13 | Photograph, David W. Morris, Company H, 126th Illinois Volunteer Infantry, 5" x 8", 1862. [See also: American Civil War Documents, Manuscripts, Letters and Diaries and Grand Army of the Republic Collections, 1785-1957, bulk 1860-1866, Part 1, Series 12.] |
2017.85 | Box 13 | Carte-de-visite print of David W. Morris, Company H, 126th Illinois Volunteer Infantry, 2.5" x 4", undated. [See also: American Civil War Documents, Manuscripts, Letters and Diaries and Grand Army of the Republic Collections, 1785-1957, bulk 1860-1866, Part 1, Series 12.] |
72.136aa | Box 3 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Henry A. Morrow, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by F.W. Ingmire, City Gallery, Springfield, Illinois. Colonel, 24th Michigan Infantry. Signed. |
72.915.5 | Civil War album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, [W.P. Mudge], 4” x 2.25”, undated. Photograph by S. Masury, Boston. 33rd Massachusetts Volunteers. Killed Oct. 29th 1863. |
72.783.14 | Box 5 | Carte-de-visite photograph, James A. Mulligan, 4” x 2.5”, 1861. |
72.136bb | Box 3 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Eugene F. Nardin, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Sergeant, 24th Michigan Infantry. |
72.986.3 | 11th Illinois album - Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Garrett Nevins, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
72.986.47 | 11th Illinois album - Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Garrett Nevins, 4” x 2.25”, undated. Photograph by Barnes, Nevius & Co., Rockford, Illinois. |
72.783.15 | Box 5 | Carte-de-visite photograph, John Newton, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.434b | Box 4 | Tintype, Ephraim Nicholson [?], 2.5” x 2.25”, undated. Sent with Soldier’s Prayerbook. |
72.58.56 | Box 1 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Robert Nugent, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by Charles D. Fredricks & Co., New York. |
72.988.3.49 | 77th Illinois album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Enock R. Nye, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
80.5 | Box 11 | Carte-de-visite photograph, R.J. Oglesby, Illinois Governor. 4”x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by S.M. Fassett's New Gallery, Chicago. |
72.783.17 | Box 5 | Carte-de-visite photograph, John M. Palmer, 4.25” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.136dd | Box 3 | Carte-de-visite print, Charles Parham, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Engraved by L. Prang & Co., Boston. |
72.988.3.15 | 77th Illinois album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Jo. T. Parker, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
72.988.3.14 | 77th Illinois album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, M[ilgrove] B. Parmenter, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
72.988.3.41 | 77th Illinois album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Ames Parr, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
72.988.3.36 | 77th Illinois album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Orange Parret, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
72.929.16 | Box 8 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Mosby Monroe Parsons, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.937g | Box 9 | Cabinet card photograph, Gabriel René Paul, 6.5” x 4.25”, undated. Photograph by John C. Taylor, Hartford, Connecticut. |
72.58.57 | Box 1 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Hiram Paulding, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Published by E. Anthony, New York from photographic negative by Brady’s National Portrait Gallery. |
72.58.58 | Box 1 | Carte-de-visite photograph, William Calbraith Perry, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Published by E. Anthony, New York from photographic negative by M.B. Brady. |
72.915.2 | Civil War album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Caleb Philbrick, 4” x 2.25”, undated. 33rd Massachusetts Volunteers. |
72.986.46 | 11th Illinois album - Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Charles Pieronnet, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
72.986.8 | 11th Illinois album - Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Benjamin H. Pierson, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
72.136ee | Box 3 | Carte-de-visite photograph, George H. Pinckney, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.58.59 | Box 1 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Alfred Pleasonton, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by Brady’s National Photographic Portrait Galleries, New York. |
72.58.60 | Box 1 | Carte-de-visite print, Alfred Pleasonton, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.783.18 | Box 5 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Alfred Pleasonton, 4” x 2.5”, 1862. Photograph by Matthew Brady. |
72.1060 | Art & Artifact | Painting, oil on canvas, [George [Alfred?]] Pleasonton, 21.625” x 26.375”, undated. Painting by J.G. Hulett. |
72.58.61 | Box 1 | Carte-de-visite print, David Dixon Porter, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.58.64 | Box 1 | Carte-de-visite photograph, David Dixon Porter, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Published by E. & H.T. Anthony, New York from photographic negative in Brady’s National Portrait Gallery. |
72.783.19 | Box 5 | Carte-de-visite photograph, David Dixon Porter, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.929.3 | Box 6 | Carte-de-visite print, David Dixon Porter, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Engraved by L. Prang & Co., Boston, Massachusetts. |
72.58.62 | Box 1 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Fitz-John Porter, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Published by E. & H.T. Anthony, New York from photographic negative in Brady’s National Portrait Gallery. [See also American Civil War Documents, Manuscripts, Letters and Diaries and Grand Army of the Republic Collections, 1785-1957, bulk 1860-1866, Part 1, Series 16.] |
91.5.4 | Box 13 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Fitz-John Porter, 4” x 2.5”, New York, undated. Photograph by Brady's National Photographic Portrait Galleries. |
72.58.63 | Box 1 | Carte-de-visite photograph, William David Porter, 4” x 2.5”, circa 1864. Photograph by Charles D. Fredricks & Co., New York. Signed. |
72.783.20 | Box 5 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Joseph H. Potter, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.783.21 | Box 5 | Carte-de-visite photograph, William Henry Powell, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.929.51 | Box 8 | Photograph, Benjamin Mayberry Prentiss, 5.875” x 3.75”, undated. |
72.937f | Box 9 | Carte-de-visite print, Sterling Price, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Engraved by L. Prang & Co., Boston, Massachusetts. |
72.937e | Box 9 | Cabinet card photograph, Benjamin Dudley Pritchard, 6.5” x 4.125”, undated. Photograph by Porter, Michigan. Colonel of 4th Michigan Cavalry who captured Jefferson Davis. |
72.929.35 | Box 8 | Carte-de-visite photograph, George Wythe Randolph, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.58.65 | Box 1 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Thomas E.G. Ransom, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by Bowman & Rawson Photographers, Peru & La Salle, Illinois. 11th Illinois Infantry. |
72.783.22 | Box 5 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Thomas E.G. Ransom, 4” x 2.5”, undated. 11th Illinois Infantry. |
72.986.2 | 11th Illinois album - Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Thomas E.G. Ransom, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
72.986.45 | 11th Illinois album - Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Thomas E.G. Ransom, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
89.11.42 | Box 12 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Thomas E.G. Ransom, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by J. Carbutt, Photographic Artist. 11th Illinois Infantry. |
72.136ff | Box 3 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Frank Raymond, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by [illegible], Detroit. |
72.545 | Box 4 | Photograph, Richard Realf, 3.5” x 2.25”, 1865. Photograph by Wm. Schultz, Summit, N.J. [See also American Civil War Documents, Manuscripts, Letters and Diaries and Grand Army of the Republic Collections, 1785-1957, bulk 1860-1866, Part 1, Series 18.] |
72.546 | Box 4 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Richard Realf, 4” x 2.5”, 1864. |
91.5.2 | Box 13 | Carte-de-visite photograph, “Rebecca, a slave girl from New Orleans,” 4” x 2.5”, 1863. Photograph by M.H. Kimball. Back reads, “The nett [sic] proceeds from the sale of these Photographs will be devoted exclusively to the education of colored people in the Department of the Gulf, now under the command of Major General Banks.” Shows an African American girl. |
72.988.3.7 | 77th Illinois album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, John B. Reici, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
72.929.25 | Box 8 | Carte-de-visite print, Israel Bush Richardson, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Engraved by L. Prang & Co., Boston, Massachusetts. |
92.10 | Box 13 | Print, Israel Bush Richardson, 3.5” x 5”, undated. Engraved by J.C. Buttre. |
72.58.66 | Box 1 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Roswell Sabine Ripley, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Published by E. & H.T. Anthony, New York from photographic negative in Brady’s National Portrait Gallery. |
72.988.3.35 | 77th Illinois album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, H. Roe, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
80.8 | Box 11 | Carte-de-visite photograph, E.O.F. Roler. 4”x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by Armstead & Taylor Artists, Corinth, Mississippi. Surgeon. Signed, “Yours Truly E.O.F. Roler [illegible]” |
72.163 | Oversize Box 14 | Drawing, George F. Root, 15.5” x 13”, 1896. By M.R. Noyes. |
72.136a | Box 2 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Gottlieb C. Rose, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by Hoelke & Benecke, Photographers, St. Louis, Missouri. |
72.986.23 | 11th Illinois album - Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Lucius M. Rose, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
72.58.67 | Box 2 | Carte-de-visite photograph, William Rosecrans, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.783.23 | Box 5 | Carte-de-visite photograph, William Rosecrans, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
89.11.43 | Box 12 | Carte-de-visite print, William Rosecrans, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Engraved by L. Prang and Co., Boston. |
72.162 | Oversize Folder 3 | Photograph, Joseph Rosenbaum, 19.5” x 24,” undated. Photograph by Steffens. |
72.1046 | Art & Artifact | Painting, oil on canvas, Joseph Rosenbaum, 25” x 30”, undated. [Painting by Alden Finney Brooks]. |
80.6 | Box 11 | Carte-de-visite photograph, L.F. [Leonard Fulton] Ross. 4”x 2.5”, undated. 17th Illinois Infantry. Signed, “Very respectfully L.F. Ross Brig. Gen.” |
72.988.3.24 | 77th Illinois album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, John D. Rouse, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
72.58.68 | Box 2 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Lovell Rousseau, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.58.69 | Box 2 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Lovell Rousseau, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Published by E. & H.T. Anthony, New York from photographic negative in Brady’s National Portrait Gallery. |
72.393 | Box 4 | Photograph, Drummer Boy [A.T. Rutherford], 5.375” x 3.75”, undated. 29th Wisconsin Company B. |
80.7 | Box 11 | Carte-de-visite photograph, A.H. Ryan. 4”x 2.5”, undated. 17th Illinois Infantry. Signed, “Yours Truly A.M. Ryan” |
92.19 | Box 13 | Carte-de-visite photograph, John Benjamin Sanborn, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by M.C. Tuttle, St. Paul, Minnesota. |
72.58.44 | Box 1 | Carte-de-visite photograph, R.M. [Roswell?] Sawyer, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.58.70 | Box 2 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Robert Cumming Schenck, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Published by E. Anthony, New York from photographic negative in Brady’s National Portrait Gallery. |
72.929.59 | Box 8 | Carte-de-visite print, M. Scott, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Engraved by L. Prang & Co., Boston, Massachusetts. |
72.58.71 | Box 2 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Winfield Scott, 4” x 2.5”, 1862. Published by E. & H.T. Anthony, New York from photographic negative in Brady’s National Portrait Gallery. |
72.937d | Box 9 | Carte-de-visite print, Winfield Scott, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Engraved by L. Prang & Co., Boston, Massachusetts. |
72.929.52 | Box 8 | Carte-de-visite print, John Sedgwick, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Engraved by L. Prang & Co., Boston & Washington. |
72.937c | Box 9 | Cabinet card photograph, John Sedgwick, 6.5” x 4.25”, undated. Photograph by John C. Taylor, Hartford, Connecticut. |
72.929.18 | Box 8 | Carte-de-visite print, Raphael Semmes, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.117 | Box 2 | Print, W.E. Shaw, 5.25” x 7.5625”, undated. Signed. |
72.986.12 | 11th Illinois album - Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Frederick W. Shaw, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
72.249 | Art & Artifact | Painting, oil on canvas, Philip Sheridan, 22.125” x 27.25”, circa 1890. [See also American Civil War Documents, Manuscripts, Letters and Diaries and Grand Army of the Republic Collections, 1785-1957, bulk 1860-1866, Part 1, Series 20.] |
72.780 | Oversize Box 14 | Print, “[Philip] Sheridan at Five Forks, April 1, 1865,” 9.5” x 12”, 1897. By Henry A. Ogden, printed by Knight & Brown. |
72.819 | Box 6 | Cabinet card photograph, Philip Sheridan, 4.25” x 6.5”, undated. Published by John C. Taylor, Hartford, Connecticut. |
72.915.10 | Civil War album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Philip Sheridan, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
72.972.1 | Box 10 | Cabinet card photograph, Philip Sheridan, 6.5” x 4.25”, undated. Photograph by Alex. Hesler, Chicago, Illinois, |
89.11.44 | Box 12 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Philip Sheridan, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
91.4.1 | Box 13 | Photograph, Philip Sheridan, 4” x 4.5”, undated. Photograph attributed to photographer Matthew Brady. |
72.58.72 | Box 2 | Carte-de-visite photograph, William Tecumseh Sherman, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Photograph copied by Bowman & Rawson Photographers, Peru & La Salle, Illinois. [See also American Civil War Documents, Manuscripts, Letters and Diaries and Grand Army of the Republic Collections, 1785-1957, bulk 1860-1866, Part 1, Series 21.] |
72.136gg | Box 3 | Carte-de-visite photograph, William Tecumseh Sherman, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.268-A | Reading Room | Painting, oil on canvas, William Tecumseh Sherman, 37” x 45”, 1894. Painting by Oldrich Farsky. |
72.783.24 | Box 6 | Carte-de-visite photograph, William Tecumseh Sherman, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.915.3 | Civil War album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, William Tecumseh Sherman, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
89.11.45 | Box 12 | Carte-de-visite photograph, William Tecumseh Sherman, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.58.73 | Box 2 | Carte-de-visite photograph, James Shields, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Published by E. & H.T. Anthony, New York from photographic negative in Brady’s National Portrait Gallery. |
72.783.25 | Box 6 | Carte-de-visite print, James Shields, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.929.24 | Box 8 | Carte-de-visite print, James Shields, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Engraved by L. Prang & Co., Boston, Massachusetts. |
72.988.3.27 | 77th Illinois album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, John M. Shields, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
72.58.74 | Box 2 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Daniel Edgar Sickles, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Published by E. & H.T. Anthony, New York from photographic negative in Brady’s National Portrait Gallery. |
72.58.75 | Box 2 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Daniel Edgar Sickles, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Published by E. Anthony, New York from photographic negative in Brady’s National Portrait Gallery. |
72.783.26 | Box 6 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Daniel Edgar Sickles, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.783.27 | Box 6 | Carte-de-visite print, Franz Sigel, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.58.76 | Box 2 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Adam J. Slemmer, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Published by E. Anthony, New York from photographic negative from Brady’s National Portrait Gallery. |
72.58.77 | Box 2 | Carte-de-visite print, Henry Warner Slocum, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.783.28 | Box 6 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Henry Warner Slocum, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.915.17 | Civil War album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Henry Warner Slocum, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
72.929.60 | Box 8 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Andrew Jackson Smith, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by J.W. Taft, Oak Gallery, Memphis, Tennessee |
72.58.78 | Box 2 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Caleb B. Smith, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
72.929.47 | Box 8 | Cabinet card photograph, [I.]F. Smith, 6.5” x 4.5”, undated. Photograph by The Notman Photographic Co., Albany, New York. |
72.783.29 | Box 6 | Carte-de-visite photograph, John E. Smith, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.988.3.25 | 77th Illinois album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Samuel J. Smith, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
72.58.79 | Box 2 | Carte-de-visite print, William Farrar Smith, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.937b | Box 9 | Carte-de-visite print, William Farrar Smith, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.929.6 | Box 6 | Carte-de-visite photograph, William Sprague, 4.25” x 2.5”, undated. Published by E. Anthony, New York. |
72.58.80 | Box 2 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Edwin M. Stanton, 4” x 2.5”, 1862. Published by E. & H.T. Anthony, New York from photographic negative in Brady’s National Portrait Gallery. |
81.4 | Box 11 | Carte-de-visite print, Edwin M. Stanton, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Engraved by L. Prang and Co., Boston. |
72.988.3.13 | 77th Illinois album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, E. Stevens, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
72.58.81 | Box 2 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Issac Ingalls Stevens, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Published by E. Anthony, New York from photographic negative from Brady’s National Portrait Gallery. |
72.988.3.19 | 77th Illinois album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, [W.W.] Stevens, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
72.794 | Box 6 | Photograph, James Stewart, 7.5” x 5.5”, undated. Battery B, 4th U.S. Artillery. |
72.795 | Box 6 | Photograph, tombstone of James Stewart, Arlington National Cemetery, 4.875” x 6.75”, 1907 July 28. Photo is mounted on board along with a newspaper clipping that describes the unveiling of the tombstone by Charles McConnell. |
2008.5 | Box 13 | Photograph, Jonathan Stewart, 4” x 5.75”, undated, West Union, Iowa. Photograph by E.M. Hawkes. Part of the 74th Illinois Infantry. [See also American Civil War Documents, Manuscripts, Letters and Diaries and Grand Army of the Republic Collections, 1785-1957, bulk 1860-1866, Part 1, Series 25.] |
89.11.46 | Box 12 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Isaiah Stickel, 2nd Illinois Cavalry, 4” x 2.5”, 1863. |
72.58.82 | Box 2 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Charles Pomeroy Stone, 4” x 2.5”, 1863. Photograph by Theo. Lilienthal’s Photographic Gallery, [New Orleans]. |
72.988.3.12 | 77th Illinois album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Dr. John Stoner, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
89.11.47 | Box 12 | Carte-de-visite photograph, George Stoneman, 4” x 2.5”, New York, 1863 June 7. Photograph by Rockwood Photographer. |
2017.90 | Box 13 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Harriet Beecher Stowe, 2.5" x 4", 1870s. |
2017.91 | Box 13 | Cabinet card photograph, Harriet Beecher Stowe, 4.25" x 6.5", 1870s. Photograph by Howell. |
72.929.1 | Box 6 | Cabinet card photograph, William E. Strong, 6.5” x 4.25”, 1865. Strong served in the 12th Wisconsin Volunteers and died in Florence, Italy, April 10, 1891. He is “famed for shooting three rebel captors and escaping.” |
72.783.30 | Box 6 | Carte-de-visite print, Edwin V. Sumner, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.783.31 | Box 6 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Benjamin J. Sweet, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.58.83 | Box 2 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Roger Brooke Taney, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Published by E. Anthony, New York from photographic negative by M.B. Brady. Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. |
80.27 | Box 11 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Ezra Taylor [?], 4”x 2.5”, undated. Captain, Company B, 1st Illinois Light Artillery, Taylor’s Battery. |
72.915.15 | Civil War album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, L.T. Terry, New Bedford, 4” x 2.25”, 1864 April 7. Photograph by W & D.T. Burrell, Bridgewater, Mass. “Book-keeper in ‘Mechanics Rank.’ N.B.” |
72.986.25 | 11th Illinois album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Edward P. Thomas, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
72.58.84 | Box 2 | Carte-de-visite photograph, George Henry Thomas, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Published by E. & H.T. Anthony, New York from photographic negative in Brady’s National Portrait Gallery. |
72.254 | HWLC Lobby | Painting, George Henry Thomas, 75” x 59”, 1873. Painting by Alden Finney Brooks. |
72.783.32 | Box 6 | Carte-de-visite photograph, George Henry Thomas, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.915.9 | Civil War album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, George Henry Thomas, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
72.915.12 | Civil War album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, George Henry Thomas, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
72.915.22 | Civil War album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, George Henry Thomas, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
89.11.48 | Box 12 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Alfred Thomas Archimedes Torbert, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by Brady's National Photographic Portrait Galleries. |
72.986.42 | 11th Illinois album - Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, [G.S. Tost], 4” x 2.25”, undated. Photograph by William Brown, St. Louis, Missouri. |
72.986.19 | 11th Illinois album - Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Orin C. Town, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
72.988.3.28 | 77th Illinois album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Charles F. Tracy, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
72.981 | Box 10 | Cabinet card photograph, John B. Turchin, 6.5” x 4.25”, undated. (2 copies) |
89.11.49 | Box 12 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Emory Upton, 4” x 2.5”, undated, Denver. Photograph by Denver Photographic Rooms, Chamberlain, Artist. |
72.537 | Box 4 | Print, LeRoy Van Horn, 4” x 6”, undated. Fragile. |
72.986.14 | 11th Illinois album - Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, James D. Vernay, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
72.986.21 | 11th Illinois album - Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, [Harrison C. Vore], 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
72.986.20 | 11th Illinois album - Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Lloyd D. Waddell, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
72.58.85 | Box 2 | Carte-de-visite photograph, James Samuel Wadsworth, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Published by E. Anthony, New York from photographic negative in Brady’s National Portrait Gallery. |
72.929.37 | Box 8 | Photograph, Horatio L. Wait, 5.5” x 2.625”, undated. Photograph by [illegible] Chicago. |
72.58.86 | Box 2 | Carte-de-visite photograph, A.J. Wakefield, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by J.J. Hawes, Photographic Artist, Boston. Signed. |
72.915.24 | Civil War album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Miss [Mary] Walker, 4” x 2.25”, undated. Photograph Gallery, A.H. Messinger, U.S. Gen. Hospital Div. 1, Annapolis, Md. |
90.45 | Box 12 | Photograph, Mary E. Walker, 3.875” x 5.5”, 1913. Walker was a medical doctor and women's rights advocate, who served during the Civil War and spoke of her experiences stationed at the Libby Prison at a lecture in Chicago in 1913. |
72.136hh | Box 3 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Elmer Wallace, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by F.W. Ingmire, City Gallery, Springfield, Illinois. “1st Lieutenant, Co. A” Signed. |
72.58.89 | Box 2 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Lewis Wallace, 4” x 2.5”, 1862. Photograph by F.A. |
72.783.33 | Box 6 | Carte-de-visite print, Lewis Wallace, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.937a | Box 9 | Carte-de-visite photograph, W.H.L. Wallace, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by S.M. Fassett, Chicago, Illinois. |
72.937dd | Box 3 | Etching, W.H.L. Wallace, 4.5” x 3.75”, undated. |
72.986.1 | 11th Illinois album - Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, W.H.L. Wallace, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
80.2 | Box 11 | Carte-de-visite photograph, W.H.L. Wallace, 4”x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by Fassett, Chicago. Same image as accession number 72.937a. |
72.136cc | Box 3 | Carte-de-visite photograph, George E. Waring, Jr., 4” x 2.5”, undated. 4th Missouri Cavalry. |
72.783.34 | Box 6 | Carte-de-visite print, Cadwallader C. Washburn, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.915.1 | Civil War album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Pliny E. Watson, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, 55th Ohio Volunteers, 4” x 2.25”, 1865 June. Photograph by Bogardus, New York. |
72.929.62 | Box 8 | Cabinet card photograph, Henry Watterson, 6.5” x 4.5”, undated. Photograph by Brady’s National Portrait Gallery, Washington, D.C. |
72.988.3.5 | 77th Illinois album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Lysander R. Webb, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
72.929.55 | Box 8 | Print, Godfrey Weitzal, 9.875” x 6.75”, undated. Engraved by A.H. Richie. |
81.3 | Box 11 | Carte-de-visite print, Gideon Welles, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Engraved by L. Prang and Co., Boston. |
80.30 | Box 11 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Samuel T. Wentworth, 4”x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by J. Carbutt Photograph Artist, Chicago. Company B, 1st Illinois Light Artillery, Taylor’s Battery. |
72.988.3.18 | 77th Illinois album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, M.W. White, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
72.986.29 | 11th Illinois album - Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, John H. Widmer, 4” x 2.25”, undated. Photograph by J.S. Porter, Ottawa, Illinois. |
72.986.38 | 11th Illinois album - Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Alfred R. Wilcox, 4” x 2.25”, undated. Photograph by S. Alschuler, Ottawa, Illinois. |
72.988.3.51 | Box 10 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Lemon H. Wiley, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by A.D. Lythe, Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Band leader, 77th Illinois. Removed from 77th Illinois album. |
72.136ii | Box 3 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Albert Wilford, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by F.W. Ingmire, City Gallery, Springfield, Illinois. |
72.58.90 | Box 2 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Charles Wilkes, 4” x 2.5”, 1861. Photograph by J. Gurney & Son, New York. |
72.971 | Box 10 | Cabinet card photograph, Hobart Wilkes, 4.25” x 6.5”, undated. Photograph by Henshel, Chicago. Served as a fife player in the 92nd Illinois mounted infantry regimental band. |
72.988.3.22 | 77th Illinois album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Dimory Wilkin, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
72.136jj | Box 3 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Ed Wilkin, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by G. Grelling, Detroit, Michigan. |
72.783.35 | Box 6 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Orlando B. Willcox, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.58.87 | Box 2 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Henry Wilson, 4” x 2.5”, 1872 September 27. Photograph by Gardner, Washington, D.C. |
72.783.36 | Box 6 | Carte-de-visite print, John E. Wool, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.929.44 | Box 8 | Carte-de-visite print, John E. Wool, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Engraved by L. Prang & Co., Boston, Massachusetts. |
72.58.91 | Box 2 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Charles L. Worden, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by Charles D. Fredricks & Co., New York. |
72.988.3.30 | 77th Illinois album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Anderson Wright, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
72.261 | Reading Room | Painting, oil on canvas, Richard Yates, 56” x 42”, 1863. Painting by John Antrobus. |
72.136kk | Box 3 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Billy Young, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by Raymond, Detroit. |
72.136t | Box 2 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Augustus F. Ziegler, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by F.W. Ingmire, City Gallery, Springfield, Illinois. 24th Michigan Infantry. Signed. |
72.136ll | Box 3 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Augustus F. Ziegler, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by G. Grelling, Detroit, Michigan. 1st Lieutenant, 24th Michigan Infantry. |
72.126 | Oversize Folder 2 | Photograph, unidentified man, 16” x 19.75”, undated. |
72.128 | Oversize Folder 2 | Photograph, unidentified man, 19.75” x 24”, undated. Photograph by Steffens. |
72.232.1 | Box 17 | Tintype, unidentified Union soldier, 4.25” x 3”, circa 1863. Includes frame case. |
72.232.2 | Box 19 | Tintype, unidentified Union soldier, 3.5” x 3.75”, circa 1863. Includes from case. |
72.915.9 | Civil War album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, unidentified man, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
72.940 | Box 10 | Tintype photograph, unidentified Union soldier, 4” x 3.25”, undated. |
72.986.49 | 11th Illinois album - Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, unidentified soldier, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
72.986.50 | 11th Illinois album - Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, unidentified soldier, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
72.988.3.11 | 77th Illinois album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, [Illegible], 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
72.988.3.50 | 77th Illinois album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, unidentified man, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
72.988.3.54 | Box 10 | Carte-de-visite photograph, unidentified soldier, Illinois 77th Volunteers, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by Leeson’s Photographic Gallery, New Orleans. Removed from 77th Illinois album. |
72.988.3.58 | Box 10 | Carte-de-visite photograph, unidentified soldier, Illinois 77th Volunteers, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by Guay & Co’s Temple of Art, New Orleans. Removed from 77th Illinois album. |
72.988.3.59 | Box 10 | Carte-de-visite photograph, unidentified soldier, Illinois 77th Volunteers, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by Gibbon, New York. Removed from 77th Illinois album. |
72.988.3.60 | Box 10 | Carte-de-visite photograph, unidentified soldier, Illinois 77th Volunteers, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by Leeson’s Photographic Gallery, New Orleans. Removed from 77th Illinois album. |
72.1002 | Box 19 | Tintype, unidentified Union soldier, 3.75” x 4.75”, circa 1863. Includes incomplete frame case. |
80.31 | Box 11 | Carte-de-visite photograph, unidentified soldier, 4”x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by J. Carbutt Photographic Artist, Chicago. Company B, 1st Illinois Light Artillery, Taylor’s Battery. |
80.32 | Box 11 | Carte-de-visite photograph, unidentified man, 4”x 2.5”, undated. Company B, 1st Illinois Light Artillery, Taylor’s Battery. |
80.33 | Box 11 | Carte-de-visite photograph, unidentified man, 4”x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by Wallis Brothers, Chicago. Company B, 1st Illinois Light Artillery, Taylor’s Battery. |
92.17 | Box 13 | Carte-de-visite photograph, unidentified soldier, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by Brady's National Portrait Gallery, published by E. Anthony, New York. |
92.18.1 | Box 13 | Carte-de-visite photograph, unidentified soldier, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by George D. Wakely, artist, Denver. |
92.18.2 | Box 13 | Carte-de-visite photograph, unidentified soldier, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by R.H. Kimball & Co., Leavenworth, Kansas. |
92.20 | Box 13 | Carte-de-visite photograph, unidentified soldier, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Illegible writing on back. |
92.21 | Box 13 | Carte-de-visite photograph, unidentified soldier, 4” x 2.5”, 1883. Photograph by Frank Robbins, Oil City, Pennsylvania. Subject is possibly a member of Cleveland's GAR Post 141. |
2017.86 | Box 13 | Tintype, unidentified soldier, 4.25" x 5.5", undated. |
Series 2: Two or more individuals
72.58.49 | Box 1 | Carte-de-visite photograph, George B. and Ellen Marcy McClellan, 4” x 2.5”, 1862. Photograph by Earle’s Galleries & Looking Glass Ware-Rooms, Philadelphia. |
72.120 | Oversize Folder 14 | Print, Ulysses S. Grant, William Tecumseh Sherman, Philip Sheridan, 28.5” x 23”, undated. Artist, Anderson, published by H. See, New York. |
72.130 | Oversize Folder 14 | Print, David Farragut, George Meade, [David Dixon Porter], 26.5” x 22.75”, 1892. Copyright by Anderson. |
72.136v | Box 2 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Charles H. McConnell and “Bob,” 4” x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by G.B. Hall, Capital Gallery, Springfield, Illinois. “‘Mac’ and ‘Bob.’” Signed. |
72.136w | Box 2 | Photograph, [McConnell, Mahon, McCreery], 3.5” x 2.25”, undated. |
72.136mm | Box 3 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Unidentified Group of Soldiers, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by S.M. Fassett’s New Gallery, Chicago. |
72.142 | Oversize Folder 12 | Print, “First Reading of the Emancipation Proclamation before the Cabinet, from the original picture painted at the White House in 1864,” 23.5” x 35”, undated. Engraved by A.H. Ritchie, painted by Francis Bicknell Carpenter. |
72.150 | Oversize Folder 2 | Photograph, Compilation of individual portraits of members of Company B, 31st Iowa, 19” x 23.5”, 1865 June 17. |
72.291 | Box 3 | Print, Ulysses S. Grant with wife Julia and son Jesse, City Point, Virginia, 1864. [Photograph by Matthew Brady?] Image and description printed separately here by Patriot Publishing, Springfield, Mass., 1910. (3 copies) |
72.292 | Box 3 | Photograph, Ulysses S. Grant with wife Julia and father-in-law Frederick Dent, 7” x 8.75”, [1872]. Photograph by Pach Brothers, New York. |
72.293 | Box 3 | Carte-de-visite print, Ulysses S. Grant and wife Julia Dent Grant, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.294 | Box 3 | Stereo card, Ulysses S. Grant with wife Julia and son Jesse, 3.25” x 6.25”, undated. |
72.295 | Box 3 | Photograph, Ulysses S. Grant with wife Julia, father-in-law Frederick Dent, and other family members, 7” x 8.75”, [1872. Photograph by Pach Brothers, New York.] |
72.296 | Box 3 | Photograph, Ulysses S. Grant with wife Julia and group, Bonanza silver mine, Virginia City, Nevada, 3.75” x 6.25”, 1879 October 28. From left: J.W. Mackay, Mrs. M.G. Gillette, U.S. Grant, Jr., Mrs. U.S. Grant, U.S. Grant, Mrs. J.G. Fair, J.H. Kinkaid, J.G. Fair; seated: Yanada, servant from Japan. |
72.297 | Box 3 | Photograph, Ulysses S. Grant with family members and guests, 7” x 9”, [1872]. Photograph by Pach Brothers, Photographers. |
72.298 | Box 3 | Photograph, Union Commanders, 6” x 8”, 1870. Photograph by Pach Brothers, New York. Seated from left: unidentified, Samuel P. Heintzelman, Philip Henry Sheridan, David Farragut, John J. Peck; standing from left: unidentified, James H. Wilson, unidentified. |
72.336 | Box 3 | Print, Abraham Lincoln and his secretaries, John Nicolay, John Hay, 4.25” x 3.5”, 1861. Image by Dennis Williams, Crayon Artist, Springfield, Illinois. “Entering upon his first term of office as President.” |
72.340 | Box 3 | Print, Abraham Lincoln and family, 7.5” x 5.5”, undated. Original painting by F. Schell. |
72.340.1 | Box 3 | Carte-de-visite print, Abraham Lincoln and family, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Original painting by F. Schell. |
72.347 | Box 3 | Carte-de-visite print, Abraham Lincoln and family, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Original painting by F. Schell. Reproduction published by Thomas Coleman, Philadelphia. |
72.350 | Box 3 | Carte-de-visite print, Abraham Lincoln and son Tad, 3.5” x 2.5”, circa 1864. Printed in Philadelphia, reproduction based on photograph by Matthew Brady. |
72.350.1 | Box 3 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Abraham Lincoln and son Tad, 4” x 2.5”, circa 1864. [Photograph by Matthew Brady.] |
72.352 | Box 3 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Abraham Lincoln and son Tad, 4” x 2.5”, [1865 April 9]. Photograph by Alexander Gardner, published by Philp & Solomons, Washington, D.C. |
72.353 | Box 3 | Carte-de-visite print, Abraham Lincoln and family, 4” x 2.5”, [1865]. [Reproduction of H.A. Thomas painting.] |
72.355 | Box 3 | Print, “Administration: Council of War in the Field, 1862,” 5.25” x 7”, 1862. Print by L. Sergent. Includes Abraham Lincoln. |
72.358 | Box 3 | Print, Abraham Lincoln reads the Emancipation Proclamation to his cabinet, 12.625” x 8.25”, circa 1864. Painted by Francis Bicknell Carpenter. |
72.359 | Box 3 | Print, Union commanders, 5.25” x 4”, 1864. Photograph by Notman Photo Co. Limited, Boston. Reproduction by Travelers Insurance Company. From left: David Farragut, William T. Sherman, George Thomas, George Meade, Ulysses S. Grant, Joseph Hooker, Philip Sheridan, Winfield Scott Hancock, with Abraham Lincoln at center. |
72.391 | Box 4 | Photograph, 18th U. S. Infantry Regimental Band, Delaware, Ohio, 7.625” x 5.625”, circa 1863. |
72.447 | Box 4 | Photograph, “Line Officers, 39th Regiment, Illinois Volunteers Infantry, taken on Morris Island, South Carolina,” 6.5” x 8.75”, 1863. |
72.463 | Box 4 | Photograph, Illinois 1st Artillery (2 copies), 5.125” x 7.25”, May 1861, Birds Point, Missouri. Battery B, or Taylor’s Battery B, from left: Fred J. Russell, Levi J. Hart, Charles B. Andrews, William Lowrie, Charles F. Stork, [unidentified], Jobey H. Moore, Justine C. McGratch. Copy 2 is 4.5” x 6.5”. |
72.465 | Box 4 | Print, Daniel McConnell and staff, 3rd Michigan Infantry, 5.125” x 6”, 1861 June, Camp Blair, Chain Bridge, Virginia. Includes A.A. Cumming, chaplain; Daniel McConnell, colonel; Willard Bliss, surgeon; A.M. Coling[ham], 1st lieutenant; A.A. Stevens, lieutenant colonel; Zenas Bliss, assistant surgeon; Captain Houghton; Captain Bremans; Major [illegible]. |
72.482 | Box 4 | Photograph, Benjamin Butler and staff, 3” x 5”, undated. |
72.704 | Oversize Folder 9 | Print, “The Commanders-in-chief of the Grand Army of the Republic 1866-1900,” 24” x 19.5”, 1900. Image by George L. Richards, published by Chicago Photo-Engraving Co. Includes Charles Devans, Massachusetts; John F. Hartranft, Pennsylvania; John Palmer, New York; Thomas G. Lawler, Illinois; Louis Wagner, Pennsylvania; Ambrose E. Burnside, [Massachusetts]; William Warner, Missouri; George S. Merrill, Massachusetts; Wheelock G. Veazey, Vermont; Russell A. Alger, Michigan; J.P. Rea, Minnesota; J.G.B. Adams, Massachusetts; Robert B. Beath, Pennsylvania; Benjamin F. Stevenson, Founder, [Illinois]; John A. Logan, Illinois; J.P.S. Gobin, Pennsylvania; Stephen A. Hurlbut, Illinois; Ivan N. Walker, Indiana; Paul Van Dervoort, Nebraska; John C. Robinson, New York; S.S. Burdett, Washington, D.C.; James A. Sexton, Illinois; T.S. Clarkson, Iowa; William Earnshaw, Oregon; A.G. Weissert, Wisconsin; Lucius Fairchild, Wisconsin; A.D. Shaw, New York; William C. Johnston, Oregon; John S. Kountz, Oregon. |
72.712 | Box 4 | Print, “The Three Colonels of 26th North Carolina Regiment,” 5.25” x 3.875”, undated. Painting by William George Randall. Image shows from left John R. Lane, Harry King Burgwyn, and Zebulon Baird Vance. Biographical information printed on back. |
72.729 | Box 5 | Photograph, Printers from Detroit Tribune, 24th Michigan Infantry Company B, Iron Brigade, 10.1875” x 8”, undated. Left to right: John Witherspoon, James S. Booth, Charles H. McConnell, Robert Gibbons, Samuel W. Church. |
72.759.2 | Box 5 | Photograph, Band of the 1st Brigade, 3rd Division, 15th Army Corps, 7.25” x 5.25”, undated. John Mortimer Faust, Musical Director. |
72.812 | Oversize Folder 22 | Print, Lee and His Generals, 23” x 12”, 1907. By G.B. Matthews. Includes portraits of John B. Hood, Richard Stoddert Ewell, Braxton Bragg, Albert Sidney Johnston, Wade Hampton, E. Kirby Smith, Jubal A. Early, Ambrose Powell Hill, S.D. Lee, Richard H. Anderson, John B. Gordon, Theophalus S. Holmes, William G. Hardee, Joseph E. Johnston, Simon B. Buckner, James Longstreet, Leonidas Polk, Robert E. Lee, Nathan Bedford Forrest, G.T. Beauregard, Thomas J. Jackson, Samuel Coo[per], B. Stewart, Richard Taylor, J.C. Pemberton and D.H. Hill. |
72.814 | Box 6 | Print, Abraham Lincoln deathbed, 6.5” x 10”, undated. |
72.834 | Oversize Folder 10 | Print, Grant and His Generals, 25” x 19”, undated. Designed by A.P. Connolly, U.S. Grant [GAR] Post 28, Chicago. Shows portraits of Ulysses S. Grant, George Henry Thomas, John Alexander Logan, George Meade, William Tecumseh Sherman, David Farragut, Philip Sheridan and Winfield Scott Hancock surrounding scenes from battles at Gettysburg, Fort Sumter, Appomattox and the Monitor and Merrimac. |
72.915.4 | Civil War album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, two unidentified individuals, 4” x 2.25”, undated. |
72.929.9 | Box 8 | Carte-de-visite photograph, “Our Present Peace Commissioners,” Union Army commanders: Ulysses Grant, Philip Sheridan, David Farragut, Andrew Johnson, William T. Sherman, David Dixon Porter, George Henry Thomas, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.929.27 | Box 8 | Carte-de-visite photograph, “Generals of the South, No. II,” Confederate Army commanders: Ambrose Powell Hill, Richard Ewell, John Magruder, Albert Sidney Johnston, Leonidas Polk, Braxton Bragg, Sterling Price, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.929.28 | Box 8 | Carte-de-visite photograph, “Generals of the South, No. IV,” Confederate Army commanders: William Henry Fitzhugh Lee, Gideon Pillow, Earl Van Dorn, Wade Hampton, Benjamin McCulloch, Felix Zollicoffer, Gabriel Rains, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.929.29 | Box 8 | Carte-de-visite photograph, “Army of the West,” Army commanders: George Henry Thomas, Henry Warner Slocum, Lovell Rousseau, William T. Sherman, Hugh Judson Kilpatrick, James McPherson, Oliver Howard, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.937h | Box 8 | Carte-de-visite print, 101 Union Heroes, indexed on back, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.939.5a | Box 10 | Carte-de-visite print, George Washington welcoming Abraham Lincoln into heaven, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.939.7 | Box 10 | Print, Lincoln’s deathbed, 10.5” x 8.5”, undated. Painting by Alexander Hay Ritchie. |
72.939e | Box 10 | Print, Deathbed scene of Abraham Lincoln, 4” x 5.5”, undated. |
72.988.3.1 | 77th Illinois album – Box 16 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Abraham Lincoln and cabinet, 4” x 2.25”, undated. Portraits include William H. Seward, Salmon Chase, Edwin Stanton, Montgomery Blair, Hannibal Hamlin, Edward Bates, Gideon Welles, Caleb B. Smith. |
72.988.3.52 | Box 10 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Dr. Anthony H. Semlire and four unidentified men, 17th Kentucky Volunteers, 2.5” x 4”, undated. Photograph by A.D. Lythe, Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Removed from 77th Illinois album. |
78.21 | Art & Artifact | Intalgio print, The Lees of Virginia, 12.75” x 10”, circa 1898. Print by Charles B. Hall. |
80.9 | Box 11 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Company B, 1st Illinois Light Artillery, Taylor’s Battery, group #1, 4”x 2.5”, 1862, Memphis. Standing, left to right: Mark S. Wyeth, Daniel W. Sheldon; Seated, left to right: H.F. Henrotin, Corporal J.F. Lemke, J.E. Thomas. |
80.10 | Box 11 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Company B, 1st Illinois Light Artillery, Taylor’s Battery, group #2, 4”x 2.5”, 1862, Memphis. Standing, left to right: Jonathan F. Stranberg, Thomas Ellis; Seated, left to right: Jonathan P. Chalmon, Godfrey Johnson, Fred Johnson. |
80.11 | Box 11 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Company B, 1st Illinois Light Artillery, Taylor’s Battery, group #3, 4”x 2.5”, 1862, Memphis. Standing, left to right: G.M. Willis, Frank Marion, Daniel Sweeney; Seated, left to right: Charles B. Andrews, W.H. Sanborn. |
80.12 | Box 11 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Company B, 1st Illinois Light Artillery, Taylor’s Battery, group #4, 4”x 2.5”, 1862, Memphis. Standing, left to right: Frank D. Affeld, Charles E. Affeld; Seated, left to right: E.P. Wilcox, Seargent James F. Whittle, A.B. Wilcox. |
80.13 | Box 11 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Company B, 1st Illinois Light Artillery, Taylor’s Battery, group #5, 4”x 2.5”, 1862, Memphis. Standing, left to right: Nathan J. Young, Sidney Peckham; Seated, left to right: H.T. Chappel, Seargent William J. McCoy, William D. Crego. |
80.14 | Box 11 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Company B, 1st Illinois Light Artillery, Taylor’s Battery, group #6, 4”x 2.5”, 1862, Memphis. Standing, left to right: William Hathaway, V.E. Hathaway; Seated, left to right: A.H. Rhodes, William Blakie, J.S. Higgins. |
80.15 | Box 11 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Company B, 1st Illinois Light Artillery, Taylor’s Battery, group #7, 4”x 2.5”, 1862, Memphis. Standing, left to right: Thomas Boyd, James B. Dutch; Seated, left to right: Jonathan W. Powell, Seargent James B. Easson, H.L Adair. |
80.16 | Box 11 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Company B, 1st Illinois Light Artillery, Taylor’s Battery, group #8, 4”x 2.5”, 1862, Memphis. Standing, left to right: William H. Allanson, Charles U. Stevenson, William Hea, Jr.; Seated, left to right: Corporal William Turner, Walter S. Hinman. |
80.17 | Box 11 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Company B, 1st Illinois Light Artillery, Taylor’s Battery, group #9, 4”x 2.5”, 1862, Memphis. Standing, left to right: Robert N. Finney, William H. Bradbury, Charles Martin; Seated, left to right: Seargent Abe Heartt, Charles Turner. |
80.18 | Box 11 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Company B, 1st Illinois Light Artillery, Taylor’s Battery, group #10, 4”x 2.5”, 1862, Memphis. Standing, left to right: Vincenz Smith, William B. McIntosh; Seated, left to right: Jonathan Chatfield, Jr., H.W. Dudley, Arthur Burnam. |
80.19 | Box 11 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Company B, 1st Illinois Light Artillery, Taylor’s Battery, group #11, 4”x 2.5”, 1862, Memphis. Standing, left to right: Charles Krause, William C. Scupham; Seated, left to right: C.W. Drumond, Thomas E. Taylor, C.J. Sauter. |
80.20 | Box 11 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Company B, 1st Illinois Light Artillery, Taylor’s Battery, group #12, 4”x 2.5”, 1862, Memphis. Standing, left to right: S.P. Coe, Channcey W. Wicker; Seated, left to right: F.C. Russel, Orderly Sergeant F.M. Blaisdell, B.M. Warner |
80.21 | Box 11 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Company B, 1st Illinois Light Artillery, Taylor’s Battery, group #13, 4”x 2.5”, 1862, Memphis. Standing, left to right: Charles W. Pierce, Benjamin F. Stephens; Seated, left to right: Charles H. Eckert, Corporal Jonathan C. Hadlock, Jonathan E. Kingsbury |
80.22 | Box 11 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Company B, 1st Illinois Light Artillery, Taylor’s Battery, group #14, 4”x 2.5”, 1862, Memphis. Standing, left to right: William W. Breckbill, Edward Rook; Seated, left to right: Charles F. Jackson, Jonathan A. Brown, unidentified |
80.23 | Box 11 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Company B, 1st Illinois Light Artillery, Taylor’s Battery, group #15, 4”x 2.5”, 1862, Memphis. Standing, left to right: Edward Terry, Peter McGee; Seated, left to right: Jonathan Graham, Sergeant W.W. Lowrie, J.D. Loomer |
80.24 | Box 11 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Company B, 1st Illinois Light Artillery, Taylor’s Battery, group #16, 4”x 2.5”, 1862, Memphis. Standing, left to right: Samuel Hadlock, Joseph Rasin, Peter Morrison; Seated, left to right: William King, Corporal B.F. Lilly, M.R. Oliver |
80.25 | Box 11 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Company B, 1st Illinois Light Artillery, Taylor’s Battery, group #17, 4”x 2.5”, 1862, Memphis. Standing, left to right: Michael Bauer, William Taylor, Jonathan D. Stattler; Seated, left to right: Corporal Charles G. Henney, Jonathan Herrick |
80.26 | Box 11 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Company B, 1st Illinois Light Artillery, Taylor’s Battery, group #18, 4”x 2.5”, 1862, Memphis. Standing, left to right: Henry B. Cobb, Edward Bancroft; Seated, left to right: Walter Sherwood, Corporal George T. Hatch, Walter Scates |
85.9 | Art & Artifact | Photograph, 19 men with 18 in uniform, 18.5” x 13”, undated. |
86.17.1 | Oversize Box 15 | Print, “Death of President Lincoln at Washington, D.C., April 15th, 1865, the nation's martyr, 14.5” x 10.75”, 1865. Published by Currier & Ives. Includes the following mourners around Lincoln's deathbed, Salmon Chase, Hugh McCulloch, Henry Halleck, Charles Sumner, Edwin Stanton, Gideon Welles, Robert Todd Lincoln, Tad Lincoln, Mary Todd Lincoln, Clara Harris. |
86.19.1 | Box 11 | Print, Confederate Chieftans, 9.5” x 6.25”, 1864. Engraved by J.C. Buttre, New York. Includes portraits of Judah P. Benjamin, R. Barnwell Rhett, John B. Floyd, William L. Yancey, Isham C. Harris, Robert Toombs, John Slidell, James M. Mason, Henry A. Wise, Alexander H. Stephens, Jefferson Davis. |
86.19.2 | Box 11 | Print, President and Cabinet, 9.5” x 6.25”, 1864. Engraved by J.C. Buttre, New York. Includes portraits of Edward Bates, John P. Usher, William H. Seward, Edwin M. Stanton, Simon Cameron, Caleb B. Smith, Gideon Welles, Salmon P. Chase, Montgomery Blair, Hannibal Hamlin, Abraham Lincoln. |
91.4.6 | Box 13 | Photograph, Joseph E. Hooker and staff, 8.75” x 6.75”, 1863. Photograph by Alexander Gardner and Timothy O'Sullivan. Image titled “Incidents of the War” and mounted on board. Image includes Hooker and 21 unidentified soldiers in camp. |
91.4.7 | Box 13 | Photograph, George Meade and commanding officers in Petersburg, 7.25” x 9.25”, 1864. Photograph by Alexander Gardner. |
91.4.8 | Box 13 | Photograph, Surgeons of the 4th Division, 9th Corps, 8.5” x 6.5”, circa 1862. Photograph by Alexander Gardner. Image shows six unidentified men. |
91.4.10 | Box 13 | Photograph, Surgeons of the 2nd Division, 9th Corps, 8.5” x 6.5”, circa 1864, Petersburg, Virginia. Photograph by Timothy O'Sullivan. Image shows 15 unidentified men. |
91.4.24 | Box 13 | Photograph, Secret Service, 8.5” x 6.5”, 1861. Photograph by Alexander Gardner. Seven unidentified agents, scouts and guides. |
91.4.23 | Oversize Box 15 | Photograph, Sanitary Commission staff, Albany, New York, 7” x 5.25”, 1860s. Photograph by John Kingsbury. Some subjects identified on back. Includes women. |
91.4.25 | Box 13 | Photograph, Secret service, 7.5” x 9.5”, 1861. Photograph by Alexander Gardner. 14 Secret Service agents, scouts and guides of the Union Army in front of Office for Depot Commission. |
91.4.26 | Box 13 | Photograph, Secret service, 6.5” x 8.5”, 1861. Photograph by Alexander Gardner. 18 Secret Service agents, scouts and guides in the field. |
91.4.37 | Box 13 | Stereo card photograph, Incidents of War no. 435, 2nd U.S. Artillery, near Fair Oaks, Virginia, 2.875” x 3”, 1862. Photograph by James F. Gibson of Alexander Gardner's studio. The image shows, from left, Robert Clarke, John C. Tidball, William N. Dennison and Alexander C.M. Pennington standing around a cannon. |
91.4.38 | Box 13 | Stereo card photograph, Incidents of War no. 626, Group, Harrison's Landing, [Virginia], 2.875” x 3”, 1862 August. Photograph by Alexander Gardner. The image shows Major Myers and Lieutenants Stryker and Norton, in camp. |
91.4.39 | Box 13 | Stereo card photograph, Incidents of War no. 630, Group, New York 93rd, Antietam, 2.875” x 3”, 1862. Photograph by Alexander Gardner. The image shows John S. Crocker, Benjamin C. Butler and adjutant, in camp. |
91.4.40 | Box 13 | Photograph, Band of the 114th Pennsylvania Zouaves, 7.25” x 9.25”, 1864. Photograph by Timothy O’Sullivan. |
91.4.44 | Box 18 | Tintype, unidentified African American woman holding a child on her lap, 2.5” x 2”, circa 1860. Includes frame case. |
91.5.5 | Oversize Folder 25 | Print, “The Council of War,” 19” x 15”, 1865. Engraved & published by William Sartain, Philadelphia. Shows Ulysses S. Grant and William Tecumseh Sherman discussing strategy in camp. |
91.23 | Art & Artifact | Print, Prominent Union and Confederate Generals, 20” x 25”, 1885. Copyright by Kurz & Allison, Art Publishers, Chicago, published by S.H. Parrish & Co., Ohio. |
92.16 | Box 13 | Photograph, 18 unidentified men standing in front of cannons, 5” x 6.75”, undated. [Possibly John A. McClernand and other veterans visiting Shiloh Battlefield, 1890s.] |
92.44.2 | Box 13 | Print, Abraham Lincoln and family, 5.25” x 7”, undated. |
93.9 | Oversize Folder 12 | Print, “The First Reading of the Emancipation Proclamation before the Cabinet,” 21” x 32.25”, undated. Based on original painting by Francis Bicknell Carpenter, 1864. Includes names of cabinet members. |
2008.16A & B | Oversize Folder 19 | Print, “Abraham Lincoln and Matthew Brady,” 37.25” x 24.5”, 1975. Reproduced by Jack O'Grady Galleries, Inc., 1975. Original painting by Norman Rockwell. Reproduction signed by Norman Rockwell. Reproduced in conjunction with Chicago Tribune bicentennial exhibit. |
2008.9.C | Box 13 | Postcard, “President Lincoln and Family in the White House,” 3.5” x 5.5”, undated. Reproduction of painting depicting Abraham, his wife, and three sons, Robert T., William W. (“Willie”) and Thomas (“Tad”). |
2008.45.2 | Box 13 | Carte-de-visite photograph, “The last Likeness taken of the President and his son Thaddeus [Tad],” 2.5” x 4”, undated. [Photograph by Alexander Gardner.] |
2017.94.1-2 | Box 13 | Photographs, 104th Colored Infantry, Ft. Sloan and Ft. Tillinghast, South Carolina, 9.5" x 7.5", 1865. |
72.438.1 | Army of the Cumberland Album | Photograph, Medical directors, Army of the Cumberland, 8” x 5.5”, 1863 June. |
72.438.12 | Army of the Cumberland Album | Photograph, General [James Scott] Negley and staff, Cove Springs, morning, 8.125” x 5.875”, undated. |
72.438.13 | Army of the Cumberland Album | Photograph, General [James Scott] Negley and staff, evening, 8.125” x 6”, undated. |
72.438.26 | Army of the Cumberland Album | Photograph, Contraband camp, Decherd, Tennessee, 8” x 5.75”, undated. Depicts African Americans. |
72.438.27 | Army of the Cumberland Album | Photograph, [William] Carlin and staff [band], 8” x 5.5”, undated. |
72.438.28 | Army of the Cumberland Album | Photograph, [Richard] Johnson and staff, 8” x 5.75”, undated. |
72.438.33 | Army of the Cumberland Album | Photographs, 13 Carte-de-visites of Union leaders, each 1.5” x 2”, undated. Includes Ulysses S. Grant, William Tecumseh Sherman, James McPherson, Henry Warner Slocum, John Reynolds, Ambrose Burnside, James Negley, Joseph Hooker, George Meade, Philip Sheridan, George Henry Thomas, William Rosecrans and Gordon Granger. |
72.438.34 | Army of the Cumberland Album | Photographs, 11 Carte-de-visites of Union leaders, each 1.5” x 2”, undated. Includes William Haines Lytle, Horatio Wright, Don Carlos Buell, Ormsby M. Mitchel, Lovell Rousseau, Henry Halleck, Carl Schurz, William Nelson, David Stanley, Alexander McDowell McCook and Thomas Leonidas Crittenden. |
72.438.35 | Army of the Cumberland Album | Photographs, 15 Carte-de-visites of Union leaders, each 1.5” x 2”, undated. Includes Wm. Jackson Co. B, Boardman, Clark, Jas. G. Ceauptu[?] Capt. F, Guthome[?], Brommer, Scott, Bailhoche, Little, Shepley, Ruffin, Bogue, Bronner, Drodnick[?] Lt. H, Wm. Coolham[?] Capt. D. |
72.438.36 | Army of the Cumberland Album | Photographs, 10 Carte-de-visites of Union leaders, each 1.5” x 2”, undated. Includes Jefferson C. Davis, Park, John Murray Corse, Stephen Burnbridge, John Franklin Miller, R.W. Johnson, Alpheus Williams, Green Clay Smith, Hugh Judson Kilpatrick and Absalom Baird. |
72.438.37 | Army of the Cumberland Album | Photographs, 12 Carte-de-visites of Union leaders, each 1.5” x 2” or 2” x 3”, undated. Includes Dayton, Coe, Chas. Wing, John M. Palmer, Johnson, [Unidentified], [Unidentified], [Unidentified], John T. Wilder, Baird, Fletcher, Johnny Clemm[?], scenes, buildings and cavalry portraits. |
72.438.38 | Army of the Cumberland Album | Photographs, 9 Carte-de-visites of Union leaders, each 1.5” x 2” or 2” x 3”, undated. Includes Johnson, [Unidentified], [Unidentified], [Unidentified], [Unidentified], [Unidentified], [Unidentified], Dr. R. G. Bogue and [Unidentified]. |
Plate 1 | Photographic Views of Sherman’s Campaign | Photograph, Sherman and His Generals, 14” x 10”, circa 1865. Photograph by George N. Barnard, published by Press of Wynkoop & Hallenbeck, New York, 1866. Includes Oliver O. Howard, John Alexander Logan, William Babcock Hazen, William Tecumseh Sherman, Jefferson C. Davis, Henry Warner Slocum, Joseph A. Mower and Francis Preston Blair, Jr. |
Series 3: Commemoration
Subseries A: Buildings and Interior spaces
72.319 | Box 3 | Photo electrotype, Ninian W. Edwards Residence, Springfield, [Illinois], 3.25” x 5.5”, after photograph taken in November, 1886. Image by Photo Electrotype Eng. Co., New York. “House in which Lincoln and Mary Todd were married, and in which the latter died.” |
72.320 | Box 3 | Photograph, Lincoln Cabin, Coles County, Illinois, 4” x 5.5”, 1891. |
72.323 | Oversize Box 14 | Lithograph, “The Republican Wigwam,” 15” x 10”, undated. Published by Jones, Perdue & Small, Stationers, Chicago, Lith. & Print by Chs. Shober, Chicago. “Erected by the Republicans of Chicago for the use of the Republican Convention, dedicated May 12th, 1860, capable of holding 10,000 persons.” |
72.356 | Box 3 | Photograph, Abraham Lincoln’s private railway car, 3.625” x 4.625”, undated. |
72.368 | Box 3 | Print, “Stage and Proscenium Boxes of Ford’s Theatre as they appeared on the night of President Lincoln’s assassination,” 6.75” x 9.625”, undated. Engraving by Hughfort Haugley and based on two photographs by [Matthew] Brady. |
72.373 | Box 4 | Photograph, William Petersen Home where Abraham Lincoln died, 5.5” x 4”, undated. |
72.374 | Box 4 | Photograph, Abraham Lincoln home, Springfield, Ill., draped for mourning, 3.875” x 5.5”, undated. |
72.461 | Box 4 | Photographic reproduction of sketch, Shiloh Church, Pittsburg Landing, Tennessee, 4.5625” x 6.625”, undated. (2 copies) |
72.727 | Box 5 | Photograph, Charles H. McConnell Drug Store, Chicago, 10.125” x 7.625”, 1909. Image produced for Memorial Day promotion and depicts storefront with patriotic decorations. |
72.815 | Box 6 | Photograph of log cabin at entrance to Lincoln farm near Hodgenville, Kentucky, 6” x 8”, 1915 September. Photograph by Theodore Eitel. |
72.939g | Box 10 | Stereo card, Interior of Abraham Lincoln’s home, Springfield, Illinois, 3.25” x 6.75”, undated. Photograph by Schreiber & Glover. |
72.939.5c | Box 10 | Postcard, Home of Robert Todd Lincoln, Manchester, Vermont, 3.5” x 5.5”, [postmarked 1916 May 24]. Published by Albertype Co., Brooklyn, New York. |
82.40.1 | Art & Artifact | Photograph, Illinois state capitol, 30” x 40”, undated. |
92.22 | Box 13 | Photograph, unidentified display window exhibiting Civil War material, 5” x 7”, undated, [Chicago?]. |
2017.83 | Box 15 | 12 bound album pages with labeled photographs of people and sites related to the life and memory of Abraham Lincoln, album pages 9.75" x 10.5", photos 3" x 3", undated. Includes 38 images. Includes one loose page with four image pasted on. |
Subseries B: Funerals
72.308 | Box 3 | Photograph, Ulysses S. Grant funeral procession, 5.75” x 4”, 1885 August 8. Photograph by Davis Garbor, New York. “Gen. Grant’s funeral. The Catafalque, drawn by 24 black horses, passing up Broadway, just above Demming’s (Stewart’s) Store, August 8, 1885. Died July 23, 1885.” | |
72.312 | Box 3 | Photograph, Ulysses S. Grant Memorial Obsequies, 7.25” x 10”, [1885]. Donated by J.W. Lamb, 125th Massachusetts Regiment, GAR E.P. Carpenter Post 91. | |
72.377 | Box 4 | Photograph, Abraham Lincoln Catafalque, 5.75” x 8.25”, 1865. Photograph by S.M. Fassett, printed by H.W. Immke, Princeton, Ill. Image shows funeral procession passing under Memorial Arch at Michigan and 12th Avenues in Chicago. | |
72.378 | Box 4 | Photograph, Abraham Lincoln Catafalque, 4” x 5.25”, 1865. Image shows funeral procession passing under Memorial Arch at Michigan and 12th Avenues in Chicago. | |
72.383 | Box 4 | Photograph, Cook County Courthouse square with Abraham Lincoln funeral procession, 7” x 5”, 1865. | |
72.939c | Box 10 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Abraham Lincoln’s funeral in Chicago, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Photograph by S.M. Fassett’s, Chicago, Illinois. | |
86.17.2 | Oversize Folder 25 | Print, “The Funeral of President Lincoln, New York, April 25th, 1865, passing Union Square,” 15” x 10.5”, 1865. Published by Currier & Ives. “The magnificent funeral car was drawn by 16 grey horses richly caparisoned with ostrich plumes and cloth of black trimmed with silver bullion.” | |
72.930.2 | Box 8 | Photograph, Store window decorated for mourning of William McKinley, 4.5” x 3.75”, 1901. | |
94.6 | Art & Artifact | Photograph album, “Seven Mile Funeral Cortege of Genl. Grant in New York August 8, 1885,” prints 11.5” x 9.5”, circa 1885. Album by U.S. Instantaneous Photographic Company. Includes 197 albumen photographs covering Grant’s last days, burial, career, family, associates and deathbed. | |
2008.41A | Oversize Folder 27 | Print, “In memoriam, our martyr president,” Abraham Lincoln, 18.5” x 24”, 1866. Engraved by G.E. Perine & Co., published by Rice & Allen, Chicago. |
Subseries C: Grand Army of the Republic (GAR) and veteran groups
72.100 | Oversize Box 14 | Photograph, [unidentified GAR members], 16” x 12.5”, undated. Photograph by The George R. Lawrence Co., Chicago, Illinois. |
72.115 | Oversize Folder 1 | Photograph, General Thomas’s headquarters reunion, 30” x 22”, undated. |
72.590 | Box 4 | Photograph, John C. Black leading Grand Army of the Republic parade, Boston, Massachusetts, 2” x 3”, 1904. Photograph by John D. Black, the subject’s son. |
72.705 | Oversize Folder 4 | Photograph, GAR Post 706, Columbia Post, Department of Illinois, 16.5” x 19.75”, 1897 May 1. Photograph by E.L. Brand, Chicago. Shows portraits of individual members. |
72.725 | Box 5 | Photograph, Iron Brigade reunion, Lucius Fairchild, E.S. Bragg, John Gibbon, 5” x 3.75”, 1895. |
72.726 | Box 5 | Photographic reproduction, Iron Brigade reunion at Milwaukee Soldiers’ Home, 3.875” x 2.625”, 1910. |
72.728 | Oversize Box 14 | Photograph, The Blue & Gray Old Soldier Fiddlers at Iron Brigade reunion at Gettysburg with members of the 24th Michigan and the 26th North Carolina, 13.5” x 10”, 1913 July 1. Photograph by Apeda, New York. |
72.733 | Box 5 | Photograph, 259 S. Park St., Decatur, Illinois, birthplace of the Grand Army of the Republic (GAR), 9” x 4.75”, undated. |
72.734 | Box 5 | Photograph, 259 S. Park St., Decatur, Illinois, Linxweiler Building, 7.75” x 10”, circa 1940. Building on the site of the birthplace of the Grand Army of the Republic (GAR). |
72.737 | Box 5 | Photograph, Plaque commemorating the birthplace of the Grand Army of the Republic (GAR), 9.75” x 7.625”, undated. |
72.742 | Oversize Box 14 | Photograph, Monument honoring Grand Army of the Republic founder Benjamin Franklin Stephenson, Washington, D.C., 7.5” x 9”, undated. |
72.746 | Oversize Folder 9 | Print, “Parade of the Grand Army of the Republic, Washington, D.C., September 20, 1892,” 21.75” x 15.75”, undated. Published by Keystone Pub. Co., Philadelphia. “Sparks from the camp fire.” |
72.760 | Box 5 | Photograph, George H. Thomas Post 5, Grand Army of the Republic, Springfield, Illinois, 6.5” x 4.25”, 1886 February 17-19. |
72.773 | Oversize Box 14 | Photograph, Headquarters of the Iron Brigade, Grand Army of the Republic encampment in Chicago, 12.75” x 15.5”, 1900. |
72.790 | Oversize Folder 4 | Photograph, Iron Brigade headquarters tent at 50th Gettysburg reunion, 20.75” x 8”, 1913. Photograph by W.H. Tipton. |
72.791 | Oversize Box 15 | Photograph, [Iron Brigade headquarters tent at 50th Gettysburg reunion (exterior)], 20.25” x 7.5”, 1913. Photograph by W.H. Tipton. |
72.792 | Oversize Folder 4 | Photograph, Iron Brigade headquarters tent at 50th Gettysburg reunion, 19” x 8”, 1913. Photograph by W.H. Tipton. |
72.793 | Box 6 | Photograph, Iron Brigade reunion, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, 7.75” x 19.75”, [1913]. Photograph by W.H. Tipton, Gettysburg. Fragile. |
72.798.C | Box 6 | Invitation post card for Columbia Post [Grand Army of the Republic], Chicago, 8.5” x 5”, 1894 June 16 |
72.798.H | Box 6 | Menu and ribbon, 24th Michigan Infantry, 4” x 9.5”, undated. |
72.933.14 | Box 9 | Photographic reproduction, Site of Old Fort Massac, Metropolis, Illinois, 3.125” x 4”, undated. Photograph by Thomas E. Craig. Image given as a souvenir of the 19th Annual Reunion of the Southern Illinois Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Reunion Association, Sept. 25, 26 and 27, 1901. |
72.938.1 | Box 10 | Photograph, Illinois 88th Infantry reunion, St. Louis, Missouri, 5.5” x 3.25”, 1904 September 20. |
72.938.2 | Box 10 | Photograph, Grand Army of the Republic, New York Headquarters, Albany, 4.75” x 4”, undated. |
72.938.3 | Box 10 | Photograph, Grand Army of the Republic, New York Headquarters, Albany, 4.75” x 4”, undated. |
72.993a | Box 10 | Photograph, Massachusetts 37th Infantry Volunteers 60th Annual Reunion, 10.5” x 8.5”, undated. |
72.1048 | Art & Artifact | Photograph, Department of Illinois GAR 46th Annual Encampment, Peoria, Illinois, 1912 May 22-24. Photograph by Wesson Studio. |
87.2 | Oversize Folder 11 | Watercolor, Grand Army of the Republic meeting hall in Chicago Public Library, 16.5” x 21.625”, undated. Painting by Rowena Fry. |
90.5 | Box 12 | Photograph album, Grand Army of the Republic parade in Washington, D.C., 1915. Small booklet with 6 images, 3 7/8” x 2 7/8”, showing GAR members in the George H. Thomas Post from Chicago and the McKinley Post from Canton, Ohio. |
92.12 | Box 13 | Photographic postcard, GAR Post 2 Memorial Hall, Philadelphia, 5.5” x 3.5”, postmarked 1932. Mailed to William F. Wright, GAR Commander-in-Chief, Chicago, extending congratulations to him and Mrs. Wright. |
92.50a,b,c | Box 13 | Photograph in three parts, GAR Encampment, 8.5” x 11”, undated, Nashville, Tennessee. |
Subseries D: Monuments, historic markers and statues to battles, leaders and military units
72.103 | Oversize Folder 1 | Photograph, Abraham Lincoln bust, 15” x 20”, undated. | |
72.104 | Oversize Folder 1 | Photograph, Monument to John Fulton Reynolds at Gettysburg, 16.25” x 10.5”, 1898. Photograph by W.H. Tipton, copyrighted by H.K. Bush-Brown. | |
72.109 | Box 2 | Photograph, 24th Michigan Infantry Monument, Reynold’s Grove, Gettysburg, 4.875” x 7.625”, undated. | |
72.110 | Box 2 | Photograph, Illinois Memorial National Park, Vicksburg, Mississippi, 7.625” x 9.5”, undated. Photograph by Moore. “This monument contains bronze tablets bearing the name of every soldier who served in an Illinois regiment during the Vicksburg campaign.” | |
72.149 | Oversize Box 14 | Photograph, Abraham Lincoln profile relief sculpture, 13.75” x 11”, undated. Sculpture by Z.H. Zearing, Chicago, 1892. | |
72.156 | Oversize Folder 7 | Photograph, Abraham Lincoln statue by Augustus Saint-Gaudens, Lincoln Park, Chicago, 17” x 30”, undated. | |
72.183 | Oversize Folder 3 | Photograph, Abraham Lincoln statue, 11.25” x 16”, undated. Photograph by de Bireleck [?]. | |
72.192 | Oversize Box 14 | Photograph, Abraham Lincoln bust, 10.25” x 14”, undated. | |
72.315 | Box 3 | Photograph, Grant Monument, Lincoln Park, Chicago, Illinois, 2.75” x 3”, undated. | |
72.394 | Box 4 | Photograph, Bull Run Memorial, 7” x 9”, undated. Written below image, “In memory of the heros [sic] who fell at Bull Run July 21, 1861.” | |
72.713 | Box 4 | Photograph, 24th Michigan Volunteer Infantry Monument, 8.75” x 6.75”, 1903 July 4, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. Veterans of the battle stand in front of the monument, from left, John R. Lane, William H.S. Burgwyn, Charles H. McConnell. | |
72.714 | Box 4 | Photograph, 24th Michigan Volunteer Infantry Monument, 8.75” x 6.75”, 1903 July 4, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. Veterans of the battle stand in front of the monument, from left, John R. Lane, T.W. Lauderdale, William H.S. Burgwyn, Charles H. McConnell, Leon Lane, [unidentified], [unidentified]. | |
72.715 | Box 5 | Photograph, 24th Michigan Volunteer Infantry Monument, 8.75” x 6.75”, 1903 July 4, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. John R. Lane, veteran of the battle, in front of the monument. | |
72.716 | Box 5 | Photograph, 24th Michigan Volunteer Infantry Monument, 8.75” x 6.75”, 1903 July 4, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. Veterans of the battle stand in front of the monument, from left, John R. Lane, Charles H. McConnell. | |
72.718 | Box 5 | Photograph, 7th Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry Monument, 8” x 5.25”, undated, Gettysburg. Photograph by Tipton. | |
72.719 | Box 5 | Photograph, 24th Michigan Volunteer Infantry Monument, 8.75” x 6.75”, 1903 July 4, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. Veteran Charles H. McConnell stands next to monument. | |
72.720 | Box 5 | Photograph, 19th Indiana Infantry Monument, 8” x 5.25”, undated, Gettysburg. | |
72.721 | Box 5 | Photograph, 24th Michigan Volunteer Infantry Monument, 8.75” x 6.75”, [1903 July 4], Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. Veterans of the battle surround the monument. | |
72.722 | Box 5 | Photograph, 6th Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry Monument, 8” x 5.25,” Gettysburg, undated | |
72.723 | Box 5 | Photograph, 2nd Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry Monument, 8” x 5.25”, undated, Gettysburg. Photograph by Tipton. | |
72.802 | Oversize Folder 5 | Photograph, Monument at scene of Pickett’s repulse, Gettysburg, 16.25” x 10.5”, undated. Photograph by W.H. Tipton. | |
72.816 | Box 6 | Photograph of statue of Abraham Lincoln, Hodgenville, Kentucky 6” x 8”, 1915 September. Photograph by Theodore Eitel. | |
72.817 | Box 6 | Photograph of Lincoln Memorial on Lincoln Farm near Hodgenville, Kentucky, 6” x 8”, 1915 September. Photograph by Theodore Eitel. “This building contains log cabin in which the great Emancipator was born.” | |
72.818 | Box 6 | Photograph of Lincoln Memorial on Lincoln Farm near Hodgenville, Kentucky, 5.75” x 7.875”, 1915 September. Photograph by Theodore Eitel. | |
72.933.1 | Box 8 | Photograph, 14th Brooklyn Regiment, New York monument, 8.5” x 5.25”, undated. Photograph by Tipton’s Gettysburg Battlefield Photographs, Pennsylvania. | |
72.933.2 | Box 9 | Photograph, Veterans of Farragut’s Fleet sounding taps at Admiral David Farragut’s statue, Madison & 26th, New York City, 6.5” x 4.625”, 1909 May 30 | |
72.933.3 | Box 9 | Postcard, Monument at the Henry House, near Manassas Virginia, 5.5” x 3.5”, 1905. Published by Walter Shannon, Manassas, Virginia. | |
72.933.4 | Box 9 | Cabinet card photograph, 439 Grain Minnie bullet removed from skull of M.J. Hogarty in 1891, 6.5” x 4.5”, 1913 March. Published by A.E. Rinehart, Denver. | |
72.933.5 | Box 9 | Photograph, Illinois Cavalry Monument at Shiloh, 4.625” x 6.625”, undated. Photograph by J.C. Donnell, Pittsburg Landing, Tennessee. | |
72.933.6 | Box 9 | Photograph, 12th Illinois Infantry Monument at Shiloh, 5” x 6.75”, undated. Photograph by J.C. Donnell, Pittsburg Landing, Tennessee. | |
72.933.7 | Box 9 | Photograph, 88th Illinois Infantry Monument [at Shiloh], 5.5” x 3.375”, undated. | |
72.933.8 | Box 9 | Photograph, Top of Illinois Monument, Missionary Ridge, Chattanooga, Tennessee, 3.25” x 5.5”, undated. | |
72.933.9 | Box 9 | Photograph, Base of Illinois Monument, Missionary Ridge, Chattanooga, Tennessee, 3.25” x 5.5”, undated. | |
72.993.10 | Box 9 | Photograph, Indiana Monument, Shiloh Battlefield, Tennessee, 6.25” x 8.25”, undated. | |
72.933.12 | Box 9 | Photograph, Monument marking death of William Haines Lytle, Chickamauga Battlefield, Chattanooga, Tennessee, 5.5” x 3.25”, undated. | |
72.933.13 | Box 9 | Photograph, Historic marker describing activity of Lytle’s Brigade at Battle of Chickamauga, Chattanooga, Tennessee, 3.125” x 4.625”, undated. | |
72.933.15 | Box 9 | Photograph, Historic marker describing activity of Sherman’s Brigade, Missionary Ridge, Chattanooga, Tennessee, 3.25” x 5.5”, undated. | |
72.933.16 | Box 9 | Photograph, Judge A.F. Smith spiking old cannon from Smith’s Battery, Grant Park, Chicago, Illinois, 3.25” x 4.25”, 1911 April 3. This event likely marked the 50th anniversary of the firing on Fort Sumter, April 12, 1861. Smith’s Battery was Company A of the 1st Illinois Artillery. As of 2016, this cannon resides on the 6th floor of the Harold Washington Library Center. | |
72.933.17 | Box 9 | Postcard, Soldiers’ Monument, Manchester, Vermont, 3.5” x 5.5”, postmarked 1915 April 27. | |
72.933.18 | Box 9 | Photograph, Monument and “Hornet’s Nest” or Sunken Road, Battle of Shiloh, Tennessee, 4.75” x 6.75”, undated. Photograph by J.C. Donnell, Pittsburg Landing, Tennessee. | |
72.933.19 | Box 9 | Print, Monument to the Tennessee Union Soldiers, National Cemetery, Knoxville, Tennessee, 8.5” x 5.375”, undated. Erected by the GAR Department of Tennessee. | |
72.933.20 | Box 9 | Photograph, Vermont State Monument, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, surmounted by statue of George J. Stannard, 7.25” x 4.25”, undated. | |
72.933.21 | Box 9 | Photograph, Monument to W.H.L. Wallace, Shiloh battlefield, Tennessee, 4.75” x 6.75”, undated. Photograph by J.C. Donnell, Pittsburg Landing, Tennessee. | |
72.933.22 | Box 9 | Photograph, Monument to W.H.L. Wallace with two veterans, Shiloh battlefield, Tennessee, 4.75” x 6.75”, undated. Photograph by J.C. Donnell, Pittsburg Landing, Tennessee. | |
72.933.23 | Box 9 | Photograph, Illinois Monument, Battle of Shiloh, Tennessee, 4.75” x 7.875”, undated. | |
72.933.24 | Box 9 | Photograph, Stone mason standing before Illinois Monument, Battle of Shiloh, Tennessee, 6.75” x 4.75”, undated. Photograph by J.C. Donnell, Pittsburg Landing, Tennessee. | |
72.933.25 | Box 9 | Print, Groveton Monument for the Second Manassas, Virginia, 4.75” x 4.25”, original 1865 June 11. From photograph by Alexander Gardner. | |
72.933.26 | Box 9 | Photograph, Historic markers for Confederate Army of the Mississippi, Union Army of the Ohio, and Union Army of the Tennessee, Shiloh, Tennessee, 4.75” x 6.75”, undated. Photograph by J.C. Donnell, Pittsburg Landing, Tennessee. | |
72.933.28 | Box 15 | Photograph, Illinois Monument at Andersonville Prison, Georgia, 14” x 10.5”, undated. Photograph by R.E. Hearn, Photographer, Americus, Georgia. | |
72.933.29 | Box 9 | Photograph, Sculpted relief depicting Battle of Shiloh, 10.5” x 9.25”, undated. | |
72.933.30.a-b | Box 9 | Photographs, Unidentified sculpture of seated woman holding a sword on her lap, 9.25” x 12”, undated. The image showing the statue in profile includes a man who is presumably the sculptor. | |
72.933.31.a-b | Box 15 | Photographs, Unidentified monument, possibly for Grand Army of the Republic, 11” x 14”, undated. Photograph by Bilordeaux Photography, New York, copyright by Massey Rhind, New York. A multi-sided obelisk. One side has a relief of a man and says “Loyalty.” Below is the quote “Who knew no glory but his country’s good.” Another side has a relief of a woman and child and says “Charity.” Below is the quote “The greatest of these is charity.” | |
72.939d | Box 10 | Pen and ink drawing, Illinois Monument at Vicksburg, 5.75” x 8.125”, circa 1905. Drawn by William Le Baron Jenney and William B. Mundie, Architects, [memorial dedicated in 1906]. | |
72.939.5d | Box 10 | Postcard, Abraham Lincoln’s casket inside his monument at Oak Ridge Cemetery, Springfield, Illinois, 5.5” x 3.5”, [postmarked 1913 August 4]. Copyrighted by C.J. Resler, Taylorville, Illinois. | |
72.993b | Box 10 | Photograph, Massachusetts 37th Infantry Monument, Gettysburg, 8” x 10”, 1907 September 20 | |
82.40.16 | Art & Artifact | Photograph, “Lincoln the Frontiersman,” 15” x 12”, undated. Statue by Avard T. Fairbanks. A bronze version of this statue of Abraham Lincoln holding an axe stands in Ewa Beach, Oahu, Hawaii. | |
82.40.17 | Art & Artifact | Photograph, close up of statue of Abraham Lincoln’s face without a beard, 15” x 12”, undated. Statue by Avard T. Fairbanks. One of four busts created for the Lincoln sesquicentennial in 1960 showing Lincoln at four stages of his life: youth, pioneer, lawyer and president. | |
82.40.18 | Art & Artifact | Photograph, close up of profile view of Abraham Lincoln’s face without a beard, 15” x 12”, undated. Statue by Avard T. Fairbanks. One of four busts created for the Lincoln sesquicentennial in 1960 showing Lincoln at four stages of his life: youth, pioneer, lawyer and president. | |
82.40.19 | Art & Artifact | Photograph, profile view of a woman, 15” x 12”, undated. Statue by Avard T. Fairbanks. Likely the woman who appears in “Lincoln the Friendly Neighbor” (see 82.40.20). | |
82.40.20 | Art & Artifact | Photograph, “Lincoln the Friendly Neighbor,” 15” x 12”, undated. Statue by Avard T. Fairbanks. Bronze version stands at The Lincoln Federal Savings and Loan Association, Berwyn, Illinois. | |
82.40.21 | Art & Artifact | Photograph, close up of Abraham Lincoln’s face at ¾ view without beard, 15” x 12”, undated. Statue by Avard T. Fairbanks. One of four busts created for the Lincoln sesquicentennial in 1960 showing Lincoln at four stages of his life: youth, pioneer, lawyer and president. | |
82.40.22 | Art & Artifact | Photograph, close up of Abraham Lincoln’s face without beard, 15” x 12”, undated. Statue by Avard T. Fairbanks. One of four busts created for the Lincoln sesquicentennial in 1960 showing Lincoln at four stages of his life: youth, pioneer, lawyer and president. | |
82.40.23 | Art & Artifact | Photograph, close up of Abraham Lincoln’s bearded face in profile, 15” x 12”, undated. Statue by Avard T. Fairbanks. One of four busts created for the Lincoln sesquicentennial in 1960 showing Lincoln at four stages of his life: youth, pioneer, lawyer and president. | |
82.40.24 | Art & Artifact | Photograph, close up of Abraham Lincoln’s bearded face, 15” x 12”, undated. Statue by Avard T. Fairbanks. One of four busts created for the Lincoln sesquicentennial in 1960 showing Lincoln at four stages of his life: youth, pioneer, lawyer and president. | |
82.40.25 | Art & Artifact | Photograph, “The Chicago Lincoln,” 15” x 12”, undated. Statue by Avard T. Fairbanks. A bronze version of this statue of Abraham Lincoln holding papers in one hand and wrapping his other arm around a pedestal with books on top stands in Chicago’s Lincoln Square neighborhood. | |
82.40.26 | Art & Artifact | Photograph, New Salem Lincoln, 15” x 12”, undated. Statue by Avard T. Fairbanks. A bronze version of this statue of Abraham Lincoln holding books in one hand and an axe in the other stands in New Salem, Illinois. | |
90.3 | Box 12 | Photograph, Statue of Abraham Lincoln, Dixon, Illinois, 5.75” x 3.5”, 1935 September 24. This statue was erected on the spot where Fort Dixon stood and where Lincoln was stationed as captain of volunteers during the Black Hawk War of 1832. | |
2008.9.B | Box 13 | Postcard, Abraham Lincoln Memorial Park, east of Charleston, Ill., 3.5” x 5.5”, undated. Photograph by L.R. Pollizzie. “World's largest statue of Lincoln, 64 feet tall, is located East of Charleston, Illinois on Route 16…. His father and stepmother are buried near here.” | |
2008.9.E | Box 13 | Postcard, “Lincoln Monument, Springfield, Ill.,” 3.5” x 5.5”, postmarked 1929 August 21. | |
2008.9.F | Box 13 | Postcard, “Gen. Logan's Approach, showing Illinois Monument and Shirley House, also 30th Ohio, 78th Ohio, 45th Ill., Battery D. 1st Ill. Light Artillery, National Military Park, Vicksburg, Miss.” 3.5” x 5.5”, postmarked 1921 October 15. Reproduction of painting. |
Series 4: Scenes of active duty
Subseries A: Battlefields
72.102 | Box 2 | Print, Unidentified cavalry scene with Ulysses S. Grant, 7.5” x 12”, undated. |
72.105 | Oversize Folder 17 | Print, “Key to the Painting and Engraving of the Battle of Gettysburg: Repulse of Longstreet’s Assault,” 11.5” x 19”, 1870. Copyright by John B. Bachelder. Fragile. [See also 72.145.] |
72.136j | Box 2 | Carte-de-visite print, Fitzhugh’s Landing, Virginia, 4” x 2.5”, circa 1863. Image by H.J. Brown. “24th Michigan and 6th Wisconsin charging across the Rappahannock at Fitzhugh’s Landing, April 24, 1863. Sergeant C.H. McConnell, Co. B, 24th Mich.” |
72.141a | Oversize Folder 15 | Print, Battle of Chattanooga, 23.5” x 17”, 1886. By Thure de Thulstrup, published by L. Prang & Co., Boston. |
72.145 | Oversize Folder 17 | Print, “Battle of Gettysburg: Repulse of Longstreet’s Assault,” 21.5” x 35”, 1876. Painted by James Walker, engraved by H.B. Hall, Jr., historically arranged and published by John B. Bachelder, Boston, electrotyped by Chas. Kress, New York. Fragile. [See also 72.105.] |
72.164 | Oversize Folder 8 | Print, Battle of Gettysburg, 30.5” x 13”, undated. Painted by James Walker, printed by National Art Company, Boston, copyright 1907 Susan Ann Ball. |
72.437.a-b | Oversize Folder 4 | Field map, vicinity of Atlanta, Georgia, found on the body of General James B. McPherson, [1864] |
72.464 | Box 4 | Photograph, Bloody Pond, Pittsburg Landing, Tennessee, 6.375” x 8.375”, undated. |
72.467 | Box 4 | Photographic reproduction, Siege guns, Pittsburg Landing, Tennessee, 4.25” x 6.3125”, 1862 April. |
72.469 | Box 4 | Photograph, Pittsburg Landing, Tennessee, 4.5” x 6.625”, undated. |
72.471 | Box 4 | Print, Pittsburg Landing, Tennessee, 4.125” x 6.5”, 1862 April. Steamers shown include the Universe, the Tigress, which was General Grant’s headquarters boat, and the Tyler. |
72.481 | Oversize Box 14 | Photograph, Confederate dead behind stone wall at the Second Battle of Fredericksburg, Maryland, 10” x 8”, 1863 May. Photograph by Andrew Russell for Matthew Brady. |
72.490 | Oversize Folder 4 | Map, Battle of Shiloh, Tennessee, 1862. This map shows Confederate plans for the Battle of Shiloh (April 6-7, 1862). According to records of the Grand Army of the Republic, the map was seized five months later in September 1862 by Norman L. Ross of the 20th Illinois Infantry, who found it in the Memphis Appeal Building in Memphis, Tennessee. |
72.778 | Oversize Box 14 | Print, “[George] B. McClellan at Antietam, Sept. 17, 1862,” 9.5” x 12”, 1897. By Henry A. Ogden, printed by Knight & Brown. |
72.781 | Oversize Folder 20 | Print, [Battle of Gettysburg], 21.75” x 15.25”, 1887. Original painting by Thure de Thulstrup, print by L. Prang & Co., Boston. |
72.782 | Oversize Folder 20 | Print, Siege of Vicksburg, 22” x 15.5”, 1887. Original painting by Thure de Thulstrup, print by L. Prang & Co., Boston. |
72.801 | Oversize Folder 21 | Illustrated aerial map, “Gettysburg Battlefield Today,” 20.5” x 14.75”, 1913. Copyright by Pennsylvania Railroad. |
72.808 | Oversize Folder 21 | Print, [Battle of Antietam], 21.5” x 14.75”, 1887. Original painting by Thure de Thulstrup, print by L. Prang & Co., Boston. |
72.809 | Oversize Folder 22 | Print, [Battle of Spottsylvania], 21.25” x 15”, 1887. Original painting by Thure de Thulstrup, print by L. Prang & Co., Boston. |
72.810 | Oversize Folder 22 | Print, “Battle of Fredericksburg laying pontoon bridges under fire,” 21.75” x 15.25”, 1887. Original painting by Thure de Thulstrup, print by L. Prang & Co., Boston. |
72.929.7 | Box 8 | Carte-de-visite photograph, “The Union fortifications near Petersburg, Virginia,” called Fort Hell, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.929.10 | Box 8 | Carte-de-visite photograph, “All Quiet on the Potomac,” 4” x 2.5”, 1864. Photograph by A.A. Turner, New York. |
72.929.11 | Box 8 | Carte-de-visite photograph, “On to Richmond,” 4” x 2.5”, 1864. |
72.933.11 | Box 9 | Photograph, Lookout Station, Missionary Ridge, Chattanooga, Tennessee, 3.25” x 5”, undated. |
72.974 | Box 10 | Photograph, Bloody pond at Shiloh battlefield, Tennessee, 4.5” x 6.625”, undated. |
72.1062 | Art & Artifact | Print, Battery D, 1st Ohio Light Artillery going into action at Chickamauga, 35.5” x 46.75”, circa 1880. Designed by Gilbert Gaul, copyright by C. Klackner, New York, 1893. |
86.12.1 | Box 11 | Pencil drawing, Artillery battery firing shells, 9.25” x 5”, undated. |
86.40.9 | Box 11 | Color lithograph, “The First of May 1865 or Genl Moving Day in Richmond Va.,” 8.5” x 10.5”, circa 1865 May 1. Print by Kimmel and Forster, New York, New York, published by H.S.W. Voight. |
90.17 | Oversize Box 15 | Print, “The Fall of Richmond, Virginia on the Night of April 2nd, 1865,” 14” x 9.75”, 1865. Print by Currier and Ives. |
91.4.11 | Box 13 | Photograph, “Artillery Camp at City Point, [Virginia],” 10.25” x 6.5”, 1865 January. [See also: E468.7.M64 Folio.] |
91.4.12 | Box 13 | Photograph, “Broadway Landing, Appomattox River, Looking upstream, Gen. Butler's Lookout in distance,” 9.75” x 6.25”, 1864 December 10. [See also: E468.7.M64 Folio.] |
91.4.14 | Box 13 | Photograph, “Camp of artillery in the front of Richmond,” 12.25” x 7.5”, 1865 April. [See also: E468.7.M64 Folio.] |
91.4.27 | Oversize Box 15 | Photograph, Harper’s Ferry, Virginia, and vicinity, 6.5” x 9”, 1865. Photograph by Mathew Brady, on Brady’s “Incidents of the War” mount. |
91.4.30 | Oversize Box 15 | Photograph, Field Telegraph Battery Wagon, 7” x 9”, 1864 September. Photograph by David Knox and Alexander Gardner. Includes description page. |
91.4.34 | Box 13 | Photograph, The Pulpit, Fort Fisher, North Carolina, 7” x 9”, 1865. Photograph by Timothy O’Sullivan and Alexander Gardner. |
91.4.36 | Box 13 | Photograph, Battery Number One near Yorktown, Virginia, 7” x 9”, 1862. Photograph by John Wood, James F. Gibson and Alexander Gardner |
93.8 | Oversize Folder 12 | Print, “View of Harper’s Ferry, Va. (from the Potomac Side),” 22” x 18”, circa 1850s. Published by Currier & Ives, New York. |
93.11 | Oversize Folder 18 | Print, “Gettysburg Battlefield,” 38” x 20”, 1863. Print by John B. Bachelder, Endicott & Co. Lith., New York. Illustrated, topographical map with troop locations labeled. Fidelity and accuracy attested to by many officials. |
2007.52.Q | Box 13 | Print of unknown Civil War battle, 5” x 8”, undated. |
2009.7.5 | Box 13 | Print, “Chicago Zouaves, Capt. Thos. J. Ford,” 10.75” x 6.75”, undated. Lithograph by T. Fitzwilliam & Co., Lith., N.O. [New Orleans?]. Part of 19th Illinois Volunteer Infantry. |
2009.7.6 | Box 13 | Print, “Taylorville Guards, Company B, 5th Infantry National Guard Illinois, Captain Crooker,” 10.75” x 6.75”, undated. Lithograph by T. Fitzwilliam & Co., New Orleans. |
2018.14 | Box 20 | Partial atlas of Civil War battlefield maps, 23" x 29", circa 1887. The maps were created under the direction of the U.S. War Department. This item has a CPL stamp from 1887 December 1. The atlas includes the following Civil War battlefield maps, listed with the dates the maps were created:
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Plate 9 | Photographic Views of Sherman’s Campaign | Photograph, Mission Ridge from Orchard Knob [Tenn.], 14” x 10”, circa 1865. Photograph by George N. Barnard, published by Press of Wynkoop & Hallenbeck, New York, 1866. |
Plate 10 | Photographic Views of Sherman’s Campaign | Photograph, Orchard Knob from Mission Ridge [Tenn.], 14” x 10”, circa 1865. Photograph by George N. Barnard, published by Press of Wynkoop & Hallenbeck, New York, 1866. |
Plate 11 | Photographic Views of Sherman’s Campaign | Photograph, The Crest of Mission Ridge [Tenn.], 14” x 10”, circa 1865. Photograph by George N. Barnard, published by Press of Wynkoop & Hallenbeck, New York, 1866. |
Plate 12 | Photographic Views of Sherman’s Campaign | Photograph, Mission Ridge Scene of Sherman's Attack [Tenn.], 14” x 10”, circa 1865. Photograph by George N. Barnard, published by Press of Wynkoop & Hallenbeck, New York, 1866. |
Plate 13 | Photographic Views of Sherman’s Campaign | Photograph, Chattanooga Valley from Lookout Mountain, 14” x 10”, circa 1865. Photograph by George N. Barnard, published by Press of Wynkoop & Hallenbeck, New York, 1866. |
Plate 14 | Photographic Views of Sherman’s Campaign | Photograph, Chattanooga Valley from Lookout Mountain No. 2, 14” x 10”, circa 1865. Photograph by George N. Barnard, published by Press of Wynkoop & Hallenbeck, New York, 1866. |
Plate 15 | Photographic Views of Sherman’s Campaign | Photograph, Lu-La [Lula] Lake Lookout Mountain [Tenn.], 14” x 10”, circa 1865. Photograph by George N. Barnard, published by Press of Wynkoop & Hallenbeck, New York, 1866. |
Plate 19 | Photographic Views of Sherman’s Campaign | Photograph, Battleground of Resacca [sic], Ga., No. l, 14” x 10”, circa 1865. Photograph by George N. Barnard, published by Press of Wynkoop & Hallenbeck, New York, 1866. |
Plate 20 | Photographic Views of Sherman’s Campaign | Photograph, Battleground of Resacca [sic], Ga., No. 2, 14” x 10”, circa 1865. Photograph by George N. Barnard, published by Press of Wynkoop & Hallenbeck, New York, 1866. |
Plate 21 | Photographic Views of Sherman’s Campaign | Photograph, Battleground of Resacca [sic], Ga., No. 3, 14” x 10”, circa 1865. Photograph by George N. Barnard, published by Press of Wynkoop & Hallenbeck, New York, 1866. |
Plate 22 | Photographic Views of Sherman’s Campaign | Photograph, Battleground of Resacca [sic], Ga., No. 4, 14” x 10”, circa 1865. Photograph by George N. Barnard, published by Press of Wynkoop & Hallenbeck, New York, 1866. |
Plate 25 | Photographic Views of Sherman’s Campaign | Photograph, Battle field of New Hope Church, Ga., No. l, 14” x 10”, circa 1865. Photograph by George N. Barnard, published by Press of Wynkoop & Hallenbeck, New York, 1866. |
Plate 26 | Photographic Views of Sherman’s Campaign | Photograph, Battle field of New Hope Church, Ga., No. 2, 14” x 10”, circa 1865. Photograph by George N. Barnard, published by Press of Wynkoop & Hallenbeck, New York, 1866. |
Plate 27 | Photographic Views of Sherman’s Campaign | Photograph, The “Hell Hole” New Hope Church, Ga., 14” x 10”, circa 1865. Photograph by George N. Barnard, published by Press of Wynkoop & Hallenbeck, New York, 1866. |
Plate 34 | Photographic Views of Sherman’s Campaign | Photograph, The Battle field of Peach Tree Creek, Ga., 14” x 10”, circa 1865. Photograph by George N. Barnard, published by Press of Wynkoop & Hallenbeck, New York, 1866. |
Plate 35 | Photographic Views of Sherman’s Campaign | Photograph, Scene of Gen. McPherson's Death, 14” x 10”, circa 1865. Photograph by George N. Barnard, published by Press of Wynkoop & Hallenbeck, New York, 1866. |
Plate 36 | Photographic Views of Sherman’s Campaign | Photograph, Battle field of Atlanta, Ga., July 22d, 1864, No. l, 14” x 10”, circa 1865. Photograph by George N. Barnard, published by Press of Wynkoop & Hallenbeck, New York, 1866. |
Plate 37 | Photographic Views of Sherman’s Campaign | Photograph, Battle field of Atlanta, Ga., July 22d, 1864, No. 2 [labeled as such in table of contents. Mislabeled on page with same title as plate 40], 14” x 10”, circa 1865. Photograph by George N. Barnard, published by Press of Wynkoop & Hallenbeck, New York, 1866. |
Plate 39 | Photographic Views of Sherman’s Campaign | Photograph, Rebel Works in Front of Atlanta, Ga., No. 1 [Includes Potter House.], 14” x 10”, circa 1865. Photograph by George N. Barnard, published by Press of Wynkoop & Hallenbeck, New York, 1866. |
Plate 40 | Photographic Views of Sherman’s Campaign | Photograph, Rebel Works in Front of Atlanta, Ga., No. 2, 14” x 10”, circa 1865. Photograph by George N. Barnard, published by Press of Wynkoop & Hallenbeck, New York, 1866. |
Plate 41 | Photographic Views of Sherman’s Campaign | Photograph, Rebel Works in Front of Atlanta, Ga., No. 3, 14” x 10”, circa 1865. Photograph by George N. Barnard, published by Press of Wynkoop & Hallenbeck, New York, 1866. |
Plate 42 | Photographic Views of Sherman’s Campaign | Photograph, Rebel Works in Front of Atlanta, Ga., No. 4, 14” x 10”, circa 1865. Photograph by George N. Barnard, published by Press of Wynkoop & Hallenbeck, New York, 1866. |
Plate 43 | Photographic Views of Sherman’s Campaign | Photograph, Rebel Works in Front of Atlanta, Ga., No. 5, 14” x 10”, circa 1865. Photograph by George N. Barnard, published by Press of Wynkoop & Hallenbeck, New York, 1866. |
Plate 44 | Photographic Views of Sherman’s Campaign | Photograph, Destruction of Hood's Ordinance Train, 14” x 10”, circa 1865. Photograph by George N. Barnard, published by Press of Wynkoop & Hallenbeck, New York, 1866. |
Subseries B: Bridges
72.478 | Box 4 | Photograph, Pontoon Bridge, Berlin, Maryland, two miles below Harper’s Ferry, 6.875” x 8.875”, 1862. Published by Taylor & Huntington, Hartford, Conn. |
72.836 | Box 6 | Photograph, Railroad bridge construction, Bridgeport, Alabama, 5.8125” x 7.5”, 1863. [Constructed by soldiers in the 1st Michigan Engineers.] |
72.837.a | Box 6 | Photograph, Railroad bridge construction, Bridgeport, Alabama, 5.75” x 8”, 1863. [Constructed by soldiers in the 1st Michigan Engineers.] |
72.837.b | Box 6 | Photograph, Railroad bridge construction, Bridgeport, Alabama, 7.5” x 8.5”, [1863]. [Constructed by soldiers in the 1st Michigan Engineers.] |
72.843 | Box 6 | Photograph, Bridge at Bowling Green, Kentucky, 7.75” x 5.75”, undated. Constructed under direction of 1st Michigan Engineers. |
72.844 | Box 6 | Photograph, Railroad bridge destroyed at Bridgeport, Alabama, 5” x 7”, 1863. |
91.4.3 | Box 13 | Photograph, Building a bridge over the Chickahominy, 6.75” x 9”, 1862. Photograph by David B. Woodbury. |
72.438.5 | Army of the Cumberland Album | Photograph, A pontoon bridge, Tennessee, 8” x 5.5”, undated. |
72.438.7 | Army of the Cumberland Album | Photograph, Trestle bridge, Decherd, Tennessee, 8” x 5.75”, undated. |
72.438.9 | Army of the Cumberland Album | Photograph, Birdseye view of Elk River bridge, Tennessee, 7.25” x 5.25”, undated. |
72.438.10 | Army of the Cumberland Album | Photograph, Elk River railroad bridge, Tennessee, 7.25” x 5.25”, undated. |
72.438.17 | Army of the Cumberland Album | Photograph, Railroad and pontoon bridges, Bridgeport, Tennessee, 7.25” x 5.25”, undated. |
72.438.19 | Army of the Cumberland Album | Photograph, Railroad bridge, rivers, Bridgeport, Tennessee, 7.25” x 5.75”, undated. |
72.438.20 | Army of the Cumberland Album | Photograph, Pontoon bridge, Bridgeport, Tennessee, 7.75” x 5.75”, undated. |
72.438.21 | Army of the Cumberland Album | Photograph, Railroad bridge, Bridgeport, Tennessee, 7.25” x 5.25”, undated. |
72.438.22 | Army of the Cumberland Album | Photograph, Views of railroad bridge, Tennessee River near Bridgeport, Tennessee, 8” x 5.875”, undated. |
Plate 4 | Photographic Views of Sherman’s Campaign | Photograph, Trestle Bridge at Whiteside [Tenn.], 14” x 10”, circa 1865. Photograph by George N. Barnard, published by Press of Wynkoop & Hallenbeck, New York, 1866. |
Plate 5 | Photographic Views of Sherman’s Campaign | Photograph, Whiteside Valley below the Bridge [Tenn.], 14” x 10”, circa 1865. Photograph by George N. Barnard, published by Press of Wynkoop & Hallenbeck, New York, 1866. |
Plate 23 | Photographic Views of Sherman’s Campaign | Photograph, Defenses of the Etawah Bridge [Ga.], 14” x 10”, circa 1865. Photograph by George N. Barnard, published by Press of Wynkoop & Hallenbeck, New York, 1866. |
Subseries C: Camp
72.403 72.404 |
Box 4 | Pencil sketches by Frederick Stuart Church, 7.5” x 10”, undated. 72.403 and 72.404 were drawn by Church, a private in the 1st Illinois Artillery for J. Henry Long, a fellow private. They depict the humorous side of camp life during the siege of Vicksburg, Mississippi and include commentary by the artist. Each includes multiple drawings with narrative attached, almost like comic strips. 403 is titled “Expedition of Capt. Wood, Lieut. Hills and Bowers to Farragut’s Fleet,” and 404 is titled “Adventures of Emery and Church by Land and Flood.” Frederick Stuart Church went on to become an accomplished artist and illustrator. |
72.435 | Box 4 | Hand-colored photograph, Zouave Cadet Days, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.620 | Box 4 | Print, “Our Chaplain, camp of 5th Virginia Vol. Infantry, U.S.A.,” 8.25” x 10.5”, undated. Image by Champney and H. Brown. |
72.798.A-B | Box 6 | Items with accession number 72.798 are all mounted on board and appear to be taken from a scrapbook or other similar compilation. A., 2.5” x 4”, reads, “Bits of Camp Life.” B., 4.25” x 6”, is an illustration of muskets and an American flag, undated |
72.798.D | Box 6 | Photograph of tattered American flag, 2.25” x 3.25”, undated. Image taken at Raymond's Gallery, Detroit, Michigan. |
72.798.E-F | Box 6 | Postcard depicting a soldier writing in a tent, 3.25” x 5.25”, undated. |
72.798.G | Box 6 | Postcard depicting a soldier patrolling a path in the forest with a horseman approaching, 5” x 6”, undated. |
72.798.I | Box 6 | Postcard depicting soldiers walking with a young civilian watching them over a fence, 5” x 6”, undated. |
72.798.J | Box 6 | Postcard depicting soldiers chasing a duck, chicken, and pig, 5” x 6”, undated. |
72.798.K | Box 6 | Postcard depicting soldiers cooking in camp, 5” x 6”, undated. |
72.829 | Oversize Folder 23 | Print, “The American Patriot’s Dream, the night before the battle,” 15.5” x 13”, 1861. Published by Currier & Ives. |
91.4.9 | Box 13 | Photograph, Tent hospital in rear of Douglas Hospital, 6.75” x 9.5”, 1860s. Attributed to Alexander Gardner. |
91.4.15 | Box 13 | Photograph, “Head-Quarter's Hospital, 5th Army Corps, City Point, VA,” 10” x 6.5”, undated. [See also: E468.7.M64 Folio.] |
91.4.16 | Box 13 | Photograph, Post musicians in Fortress Manor, 7” x 9.5”, 1863. Photograph by Timothy O’Sullivan. |
91.4.29 | Box 13 | Photograph, Field Hospital, Second Army Corps, Brandy Station, Virginia, 7” x 9”, 1864. Photograph by Alexander Gardner. |
91.4.31 | Oversize Box 15 | Photograph, Army Repair Shop, 7” x 9”, 1864. Photograph by Timothy O’Sullivan and Alexander Gardner. Includes description page: “A field workshop in the Ninth Army Corps, before Petersburg.” |
91.4.32 | Box 13 | Photograph, General Post-Office, Army of the Potomac, Brandy Station, Virginia, 6.25” x 9”, 1863. Photograph by Timothy O’Sullivan and Alexander Gardner. |
91.4.33 | Oversize Box 15 | Photograph, Headquarters of the Army of the Potomac, Brandy Station, Virginia, 7” x 9”, 1864. Photograph by Timothy O’Sullivan and Alexander Gardner. Includes description page. |
91.4.35 | Oversize Box 15 | Photograph, U.S. Military Telegraph Construction Corps, 7” x 9”, 1864. Photograph by Timothy O’Sullivan and Alexander Gardner. Includes description page. |
72.438.11 | Army of the Cumberland Album | Photograph, Headquarters camp, Cove Springs, Alabama, 8.125” x 5.875”, undated. |
72.438.14 | Army of the Cumberland Album | Photograph, General [William] Rosecrans' Headquarters Camp, Stevenson, Alabama, 7.75” x 5.875”, undated. |
72.438.23 | Army of the Cumberland Album | Photograph, Commissary camp and wagons, 7.25” x 5.25”, undated. |
72.438.25 | Army of the Cumberland Album | Photograph, Commissary camp, 7.25” x 5.25”, undated. |
72.438.30 | Army of the Cumberland Album | Photograph, Camp, 7.25” x 5.25”, undated. |
72.438.31 | Army of the Cumberland Album | Photograph, In camp, 7.25” x 5.25”, undated. |
72.438.32 | Army of the Cumberland Album | Photograph, Camp, U.S. Regular, 7.75” x 5.75”, undated. |
Subseries D: Marching
72.937ee | Box 10 | Carte-de-visite photograph, “Old Abe,” the Wisconsin War Eagle, 4” x 2.5”, [1876]. |
90.40.1 | Box 12 | Etching of “Old Abe” the eagle on a United States shield, 2.5” x 4”, 1865. Printed by Dunlop, Sewell & Spalding, Chicago. The 8th Wisconsin Infantry carried Old Abe through three years' campaign. Images were sold to benefit the Great Sanitary Fair held in Chicago in May 1865. |
90.40.2 | Box 12 | Newspaper clipping of article about the Civil War Bird “Old Abe the Eagle” that was carried by the 8th Wisconsin Infantry for three years and about the images of him sold to benefit the Great Sanitary Fair, [held in Chicago in May 1865,] 2” x 9.5”, 1935. |
Plate 2 | Photographic Views of Sherman’s Campaign | Photograph, The Capitol, Nashville, Tenn., 14” x 10”, circa 1865. Photograph by George N. Barnard, published by Press of Wynkoop & Hallenbeck, New York, 1866. |
Plate 3 | Photographic Views of Sherman’s Campaign | Photograph, Nashville from the Capitol, 14” x 10”, circa 1865. Photograph by George N. Barnard, published by Press of Wynkoop & Hallenbeck, New York, 1866. |
Plate 6 | Photographic Views of Sherman’s Campaign | Photograph, Pass in the Raccoon Range Whiteside No. l [Tenn.], 14” x 10”, circa 1865. Photograph by George N. Barnard, published by Press of Wynkoop & Hallenbeck, New York, 1866. |
Plate 7 | Photographic Views of Sherman’s Campaign | Photograph, Pass in the Raccoon Range Whiteside No. 2 [Tenn.], 14” x 10”, circa 1865. Photograph by George N. Barnard, published by Press of Wynkoop & Hallenbeck, New York, 1866. |
Plate 8 | Photographic Views of Sherman’s Campaign | Photograph, Chattanooga from the North, 14” x 10”, circa 1865. Photograph by George N. Barnard, published by Press of Wynkoop & Hallenbeck, New York, 1866. |
Plate 16 | Photographic Views of Sherman’s Campaign | Photograph, The John Ross House, Ga., 14” x 10”, circa 1865. Photograph by George N. Barnard, published by Press of Wynkoop & Hallenbeck, New York, 1866. |
Plate 17 | Photographic Views of Sherman’s Campaign | Photograph, Ringold, Ga. , 14” x 10”, circa 1865. Photograph by George N. Barnard, published by Press of Wynkoop & Hallenbeck, New York, 1866. |
Plate 18 | Photographic Views of Sherman’s Campaign | Photograph, Buzzard Roost, Ga., 14” x 10”, circa 1865. Photograph by George N. Barnard, published by Press of Wynkoop & Hallenbeck, New York, 1866. |
Plate 24 | Photographic Views of Sherman’s Campaign | Photograph, Allatoona from the Etawah [Ga.], 14” x 10”, circa 1865. Photograph by George N. Barnard, published by Press of Wynkoop & Hallenbeck, New York, 1866. |
Plate 28 | Photographic Views of Sherman’s Campaign | Photograph, The Allatoona Pass Looking North, Ga., 14” x 10”, circa 1865. Photograph by George N. Barnard, published by Press of Wynkoop & Hallenbeck, New York, 1866. |
Plate 29 | Photographic Views of Sherman’s Campaign | Photograph, The Allatoona Pass, Ga., 14” x 10”, circa 1865. Photograph by George N. Barnard, published by Press of Wynkoop & Hallenbeck, New York, 1866. |
Plate 30 | Photographic Views of Sherman’s Campaign | Photograph, Pine Mountain [Ga.], 14” x 10”, circa 1865. Photograph by George N. Barnard, published by Press of Wynkoop & Hallenbeck, New York, 1866. |
Plate 31 | Photographic Views of Sherman’s Campaign | Photograph, The front of Kenesaw Mountain, Ga., 14” x 10”, circa 1865. Photograph by George N. Barnard, published by Press of Wynkoop & Hallenbeck, New York, 1866. |
Plate 32 | Photographic Views of Sherman’s Campaign | Photograph, View from Kenesaw Mountain, Ga., 14” x 10”, circa 1865. Photograph by George N. Barnard, published by Press of Wynkoop & Hallenbeck, New York, 1866. |
Plate 33 | Photographic Views of Sherman’s Campaign | Photograph, South Bank of the Chattahoochie, Ga., 14” x 10”, circa 1865. Photograph by George N. Barnard, published by Press of Wynkoop & Hallenbeck, New York, 1866. |
Plate 38 | Photographic Views of Sherman’s Campaign | Photograph, The Potter House, Atlanta, 14” x 10”, circa 1865. Photograph by George N. Barnard, published by Press of Wynkoop & Hallenbeck, New York, 1866. |
Plate 45 | Photographic Views of Sherman’s Campaign | Photograph, City of Atlanta, Ga., No. l, 14” x 10”, circa 1865. Photograph by George N. Barnard, published by Press of Wynkoop & Hallenbeck, New York, 1866. |
Plate 46 | Photographic Views of Sherman’s Campaign | Photograph, City of Atlanta, Ga., No. 2, 14” x 10”, circa 1865. Photograph by George N. Barnard, published by Press of Wynkoop & Hallenbeck, New York, 1866. |
Plate 47 | Photographic Views of Sherman’s Campaign | Photograph, Savanah [sic] River, near Savanah [sic], Ga., 14” x 10”, circa 1865. Photograph by George N. Barnard, published by Press of Wynkoop & Hallenbeck, New York, 1866. |
Plate 48 | Photographic Views of Sherman’s Campaign | Photograph, Buen-Ventura Savanah [sic], Ga., 14” x 10”, circa 1865. Photograph by George N. Barnard, published by Press of Wynkoop & Hallenbeck, New York, 1866. |
Plate 49 | Photographic Views of Sherman’s Campaign | Photograph, Savanah [sic], Ga., No. l, 14” x 10”, circa 1865. Photograph by George N. Barnard, published by Press of Wynkoop & Hallenbeck, New York, 1866. |
Plate 50 | Photographic Views of Sherman’s Campaign | Photograph, Savanah [sic], Ga., No. 2, 14” x 10”, circa 1865. Photograph by George N. Barnard, published by Press of Wynkoop & Hallenbeck, New York, 1866. |
Plate 51 | Photographic Views of Sherman’s Campaign | Photograph, Fountain, Savanah [sic], Ga., 14” x 10”, circa 1865. Photograph by George N. Barnard, published by Press of Wynkoop & Hallenbeck, New York, 1866. |
Plate 52 | Photographic Views of Sherman’s Campaign | Photograph, The New Capitol, Columbia, S.C., 14” x 10”, circa 1865. Photograph by George N. Barnard, published by Press of Wynkoop & Hallenbeck, New York, 1866. |
Plate 53 | Photographic Views of Sherman’s Campaign | Photograph, Columbia from the Capitol, 14” x 10”, circa 1865. Photograph by George N. Barnard, published by Press of Wynkoop & Hallenbeck, New York, 1866. |
Plate 54 | Photographic Views of Sherman’s Campaign | Photograph, Ruins in Columbia, S.C., 14” x 10”, circa 1865. Photograph by George N. Barnard, published by Press of Wynkoop & Hallenbeck, New York, 1866. |
Plate 55 | Photographic Views of Sherman’s Campaign | Photograph, Ruins in Columbia, S.C., No. 2, 14” x 10”, circa 1865. Photograph by George N. Barnard, published by Press of Wynkoop & Hallenbeck, New York, 1866. |
Plate 56 | Photographic Views of Sherman’s Campaign | Photograph, Fort [Sumter], 14” x 10”, circa 1865. Photograph by George N. Barnard, published by Press of Wynkoop & Hallenbeck, New York, 1866. |
Plate 57 | Photographic Views of Sherman’s Campaign | Photograph, Interior View of Fort [Sumter], 14” x 10”, circa 1865. Photograph by George N. Barnard, published by Press of Wynkoop & Hallenbeck, New York, 1866. |
Plate 58 | Photographic Views of Sherman’s Campaign | Photograph, Exterior View of Fort [Sumter], 14” x 10”, circa 1865. Photograph by George N. Barnard, published by Press of Wynkoop & Hallenbeck, New York, 1866. |
Plate 59 | Photographic Views of Sherman’s Campaign | Photograph, Ruins of the Pinckney Mansion, Charleston, S.C., 14” x 10”, circa 1865. Photograph by George N. Barnard, published by Press of Wynkoop & Hallenbeck, New York, 1866. |
Plate 60 | Photographic Views of Sherman’s Campaign | Photograph, Ruins in Charleston, S.C., 14” x 10”, circa 1865. Photograph by George N. Barnard, published by Press of Wynkoop & Hallenbeck, New York, 1866. |
Plate 61 | Photographic Views of Sherman’s Campaign | Photograph, Ruins of the R.R. Depot, Charleston, S.C., 14” x 10”, circa 1865. Photograph by George N. Barnard, published by Press of Wynkoop & Hallenbeck, New York, 1866. |
72.438.2 | Army of the Cumberland Album | Photograph, Lula Lake, Lookout Mountain, Chattanooga, Tennessee/North Georgia, 9” x 6.5”, undated. |
72.438.3 | Army of the Cumberland Album | Photograph, Estill Springs, Tennessee, 7.75” x 5.75”, undated. |
72.438.4 | Army of the Cumberland Album | Photograph, Nickajack Cave, Tennessee, 7.75” x 5.75”, undated. |
72.438.6 | Army of the Cumberland Album | Photograph, Railroad culvert, Decherd, Tennessee, 7.75” x 6”, undated. |
72.438.8 | Army of the Cumberland Album | Photograph, Cotton Mills River, Tennessee, 7.25” x 5.5”, undated. |
72.438.15 | Army of the Cumberland Album | Photograph, Walled spring near Stevenson, Alabama, 8” x 5.875”, undated. |
72.438.16 | Army of the Cumberland Album | Photograph, Stevenson, Alabama, 7.875” x 5.25”, undated. |
72.438.18 | Army of the Cumberland Album | Photograph, A fort near Stevenson, Alabama, 8” x 5.75”, undated. |
72.438.24 | Army of the Cumberland Album | Photograph, Tennessee River near Bridgeport, 7.25” x 5.25”, undated. |
72.438.29 | Army of the Cumberland Album | Photograph, Views, Saltpeter works, East Tennessee, 8” x 5.75”, undated. |
Subseries E: Scenes in Northern States
72.119 | Oversize Folder 13 | Watercolor pen and ink drawing, “U.S. General Hospital, Mound City, Illinois, in charge of H. Wardner, Surgeon, 1862,” 28” x 19.75”, undated. | |
72.807 | Oversize Box 15 | Print, “Soldiers Home,” 12.25” x 9.5”, circa 1865. Published by Jevne & Almini. This building where sick and wounded soldier could go for medical attention stood near 35th and the lake front in Chicago. | |
72.832 | Oversize Folder 24 | Print, Rock Island Barracks, Illinois, 19.5” x 15.5”, 1864. “Lith. C. Vogt. H. Lambach sct. Davenport, Iowa, published by C. Speidel, Rock Island, Illinois, print by J. McKittrick & Co., St. Louis, Missouri.” | |
72.929.32 | Box 8 | Carte-de-visite photograph, “B’dway showing barracks, lower end of Park,” 4” x 2.5”, 1861. | |
72.929.34 | Box 8 | Photograph, Fort Snelling, St. Paul, Minnesota, 4.75” x 3.75”, undated. | |
72.929.57 | Box 8 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Departure of Cavalry from New York, 2.5” x 4”, 1861. | |
72.964 | Box 10 | Photograph of print, Main building of the Great North Western Sanitary Fair, Chicago, 5” x 7”, [Fair opened 1865 May 30]. | |
82.40.3 | Art & Artifact | Print, Sherman House in 1865, Chicago, 10.5” x 12.75”, undated. By Charles Overall. | |
82.40.4 | Art & Artifact | Print, Michigan Ave. from Randolph St. Station in 1865, 10.5” x 12.75”, undated. By Charles Overall. |
Subseries F: Prisons
72.146 | Oversize Folder 15 | Print, The Andersonville Stockade, 24” x 17”, 1903. By Al. Jer. Klapp. |
72.441 | Box 4 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Elmira Prison, New York, 4” x 2.5”, [1864. Photograph by Moulton & Larkin.] |
72.501 | Box 4 | Photograph, Libby Prison, Virginia, 7.5” x 9.625”, undated. |
72.800 | Oversize Folder 21 | Print, “Bird’s Eye View of Andersonville Prison from the South-east,” 22” x 15.75”, 1890. Published by Keystone Pub. Co., Philadelphia. “Sparks from the camp fire.” |
72.865 | Oversize Box 15 | Print, Libby Prison, 14” x 18”, undated. |
72.929.13 | Box 8 | Carte-de-visite photograph, “Castle Thunder,” a Confederate prison in Richmond, Virginia, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
91.4.13 | Box 13 | Photograph, “'Bull Pen,' City Point, VA, Union prison construction,” 11.5” x 8.5”, undated. [See also: E468.7.M64 Folio.] |
91.4.28 | Oversize Box 15 | Photograph, Libby Prison, Richmond, VA, 7” x 9”, 1864 April. Photograph by Alexander Gardner. Mounted and includes description page. |
2007.53a | Oversize Folder 26 | Pen and ink/watercolor, Andersonville Prison, looking northeast from southwest corner, scene set in 1864, 22” x 10.25”, undated. Drawn by Eberstadt. |
2007.53b | Oversize Folder 26 | Pen and ink/watercolor, Birdseye view of north end of Andersonville Prison, prisoners digging, scene set in 1864, 16” x 10.5”, undated. Drawn by Eberstadt. |
Subseries G: Ships and steam engines
72.813 | Oversize Folder 23 | Print, The famous war engine “General” of the Western & Atlantic R.R., 19” x 12”, undated. |
72.838 | Box 6 | Photograph, U.S. Steam Sloop Hartford, U.S. Navy, 6.125” x 4”, undated. Flagship of Admiral D.G. Farragut. |
72.839 | Box 6 | Photograph, U.S.S. Kearsarge, U.S. Navy, 6.25” x 8.125”, undated. |
72.840 | Box 6 | Photograph, Steam Sloop Pensacola, U.S. Navy, 6” x 7.5”, undated. |
72.841 | Box 6 | Photograph, School Ship, St. Mary’s, New York, 6.625” x 8.125”, undated. |
72.842 | Oversize Box 15 | Photograph of drawing, Barrel torpedo, 11.25” x 9.5”, undated. |
72.929.12 | Box 8 | Carte-de-visite photograph, Unidentified steamboat, 4” x 2.5”, undated. |
72.943 | Oversize Box 15 | Photograph, Cannon hold on Britannic Majesty “Warrior” ship, 9” x 5.75”, undated. Photograph by West & Sons, Cosport. |
92.8 | Box 13 | Photograph, Steamship [likely the Union's “Wabash”], 7” x 4.25”, undated. |
Series 5: Illustrated documents and symbolic or political art
72.113 | Oversize Folder 13 | Print, illustrated roster of Illinois 77th Regiment, Company H, 20” x 15.75”, 1862 September 2. Printed by B. Foster, Peoria, Illinois. |
72.158 | Oversize Folder 16 | Print, Emancipation proclamation with portraits of Abraham Lincoln and Union generals, 16.75” x 20.5”, undated. Generals pictured: Winfield Scott, William Tecumseh Sherman, Philip Sheridan, Andrew Foote, Oliver Otis Howard, James McPherson, Joseph Hooker, Ambrose Burnside, George Meade, Benjamin Butler, Winfield Scott Hancock, John Alexander Logan, John Pope, David Farragut, George Henry Thomas, Ulysses S. Grant. |
72.159 | Oversize Folder 16 | Print, Text of “General Grant’s Farewell Address to the Union Army in the field, 1865,” with illustrations, 20.25” x 14”, undated. |
72.160 | Oversize Folder 16 | Drawing, “Centennial,” 29” x 19.5”, 1876. Designed and executed by Daniel T. Ames, New York. Includes multiple illustrations showing the progress of the United States of America from its founding in 1776 through its first 100 years. Includes full text of the Declaration of Independence and the Emancipation Proclamation. |
72.322 | Oversize Folder 20 | Print, Campaign circular for Abraham Lincoln, 14” x 17.25”, undated. |
72.528 | Box 4 | Carte-de-visite print, Jefferson Davis, 3.75” x 2.5”, undated. Image depicts African American soldier hanging caricature of Davis from gallows. “The right man in the right place,” printed at the bottom. |
72.529 | Box 4 | Carte-de-visite caricature, Jefferson Davis, 4” x 2.5”, undated. Image depicts Jefferson Davis in a dress with “Jeff Davis, as captured” printed at bottom of dress. Printed below image, “Your man had better not provoke the President, for he might hurt ’em” Mrs. Jeff Davis. |
72.530 | Box 4 | Carte-de-visite print, Jefferson Davis, 2.5” x 3.75”, undated. Image depicts caricature of Jefferson Davis jumping over a smoking bomb that has “Union” printed on the bomb. Printed below image, “Wise Strategy What’s the last ditch?” |
72.830 | Oversize Folder 23 | Print, illustrated description of Army of the Potomac, 17.5” x 23”, 1904. Printed by The National Tribune Co., Washington, D.C. Includes images and text listings of its leaders, divisions, principal battles and a map of its activities. Certifies service of Charles H. McConnell in the 24th Regiment of Michigan Infantry. |
72.831 | Oversize Folder 23 | Print, illustrated roster 13th Illinois Volunteer Cavalry, Company H, 16” x 21.75”, [1863]. |
72.833 | Oversize Folder 24 | Print, Illustrated Soldier’s memorial for 37th Massachusetts Infantry, Company B, 18” x 22”, 1864. Illustrations by J.C. Fuller, published by W.R. Nixon, Baltimore, print by Major & Knapp, New York. |
72.835 | Oversize Folder 24 | Print, illustrated description of Army of the Cumberland, 18” x 24”, 1904. Printed by The National Tribune Co., Washington, D.C. Includes images and text listings of its leaders, divisions, principal battles and a map of its activities. Certifies service of Cornelius Baker in Company C of the 9th Regiment of Pennsylvania Cavalry. |
89.6 | Box 11 | Pamphlet of political cartoons about Jefferson Davis, “Jeff Petticoats,” 5” x 8”, [1866]. Published by American News Company, New York, New York. [Artist, Frank Bellew.] |
90.28 | Oversize Box 15 | Letterpress broadside, The Gettysburg Address, 12” x 17”, 1988 April. Designed by Joel Friedlander, illustrated by David Johnson, published by The Petrarch Press. |
91.4.2 | Oversize Box 15 | Print, “View of Transparency in front of headquarters of Supervisory Committee for Recruiting Colored Regiments,” 12.5” x 16”, Printed by Ringwalt & Brown, Philadelphia, [1864]. “In Commemoration of Emancipation in Maryland, November 1, 1864.” [See also American Civil War Documents, Manuscripts, Letters and Diaries and Grand Army of the Republic Collections, Part 2, Series 10.] |
91.5.1 | Box 13 | Carte-de-visite photograph of painting, “Emancipation,” 4” x 2.5”, 1863. Painting by G.G. Fish, photograph by John P. Sowle. Image depicts allegorical vision of Emancipation as a woman. Two presumably recently freed enslaved people kneel beside her wrapped in the American flag. |
91.5.7 | Oversize Box 15 | Broadside depicting soldier with American Flag and a banner reading, “freedom to the slave,” 9.5” x 12”, undated. Includes scenes of African Americans relaxing, reading the newspaper, attending public school, being unshackled by soldiers, and serving in the army. The back includes lyrics to John Brown Song and encourages African Americans to enlist. |
92.3 | Oversize Box 15 | Print, “Southern rebellion & the Chicago democracy,” 15.5” x 12.25”, undated. Designed by the National Union Association of Cincinnati, executed by Theo. Jones. “The forlorn hope--the ship 'Secession' in the breakers--the Chicago wreckers rushing to the rescue.” |
93.7 | Oversize Folder 11 | Print, Emancipation Proclamation, 28” x 19.75”, 1865. Designed and executed by Gilman R. Russell. Includes text of Emancipation Proclamation, portrait of Abraham Lincoln and additional illustrations. |
2007.50 | Oversize Folder 27 | Poster, The Evens music performance, 24” x 18”, 2006. By thebirdmachine.com. Advertises performance at Pulaski Park Fieldhouse Auditorium, October 12-13, 2006. Art includes image of Abraham Lincoln. |
2008.9.D | Box 13 | Postcard, “Lincoln and the Contrabands,” 3.5” x 5.5”, 1909. Reproduction of painting. Artist and publication information is difficult to read. [Wolf & Co.?] Two letters from Abraham Lincoln are printed on the back, “Farewell at Springfield, Ill.” and condolence letter to Mrs. Bixby who was believed to have lost five sons in the Civil War. |
2008.41B | Oversize Folder 27 | Map, “Map of the Southern States, including rail roads, county towns, state capitals, county roads, the southern coast from Delaware to Texas, showing the harbors, inlets, forts and position of blockading ships,” 32” x 22”, 1863 December. Prepared for Harper's History of the Rebellion. Includes images of Abraham Lincoln, William H. Seward, George B. McClellan and Winfield Scott. On back are three separate maps. 1. Pictorial map of portions of Delaware, Maryland, Virginia and North Carolina, with the coast line from Cape Henry to Fort Pickens, 20.5” x 14.75.” 2. Balloon view of Fortress Monroe and Hampton Roads, 14” x 9.” 3. Balloon view of the seat of war, 9” x 14.” |
2009.2.1 | Oversize Box 15 | Drawing, Abraham Lincoln of the Lincoln monument holds his head in his hands weeping, 14” x 17.25”, undated. Cartoon by Bill Mauldin. |
2010.8 | Oversize Box 15 | Poster, 900-999 History & Geography [Dewey Decimal System], 17” x 10”, undated. Published by OCLC Online Computer Library Center. Features cartoon figures from history, including Abraham Lincoln. |
2013.3.2 | Art & Artifact | Print, “The Negro in War-Various Employment of the Colored Men in the Federal Army,” 21” x 15”, undated. Print by C.E.F. Hillen. |
CPL-52 | Art & Artifact | Poster, Civil War centennial, 40.5” x 27.5”, [1965]. Includes illustrated chronological history of war, maps and portraits of leaders. |
2017.29.1 | Box 17 | Panoramic scene, The Myropticon: A Historical Panorama of the Rebellion, view box 8” x 5”, circa 1866. Published by Milton Bradley & Co. Turn knobs atop box to advance through scenes. Digitized version available through Yale University's Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library (http://brbl-dl.library.yale.edu/vufind/Record/3433416). |
2017.29.2 | Box 15 | Printed poster describing and advertising The Myropticon, 11” x 17”, circa 1866. Printed by Samuel Bowles & Company, Printers, Springfield, Mass. |
Subseries A: Adalbert John Volck
72.845 | Box 7 | Etching, “Passing through Baltimore,” 8” x 10”, printed circa 1885. Etching by Adalbert John Volck. The artist published a number of anti-Union caricatures under the name V. Blada. In this image, Abraham Lincoln is traveling to Washington for his inauguration and peeks through a partly open freight car door. |
72.846 | Box 7 | Etching, “Writing the Emancipation Proclamation,” 8” x 10”, printed circa 1885. Etching by Adalbert John Volck. The artist published a number of anti-Union caricatures under the name V. Blada. In this image, Abraham Lincoln sits at his desk, writing the Emancipation Proclamation, surrounded by imagery of demons and devils. |
72.847 | Box 7 | Etching, “Battle in Baltimore, April 19, 1861,” 8” x 10”, printed circa 1885. Etching by Adalbert John Volck. The artist published a number of anti-Union caricatures under the name V. Blada. In this image, the people of Baltimore attack the 6th Massachusetts regiment as it passes through from one railroad station to another. |
72.848 | Box 7 | Etching, “Searching for Arms,” 8” x 10”, printed circa 1885. Etching by Adalbert John Volck. The artist published a number of anti-Union caricatures under the name V. Blada. In this image, Union soldiers ransack a bedroom and find a small Confederate flag, which they show to the upset family whose home they are searching. |
72.849 | Box 7 | Etching, “Enlistment of Sickles Brigade, New York,” 8” x 10”, printed circa 1885. Etching by Adalbert John Volck. The artist published a number of anti-Union caricatures under the name V. Blada. In this image is depicted a crowded street scene with army recruits, a street preacher and a woman selling pipes. |
72.850 | Box 7 | Etching, “Jemison’s Jayhawkers,” 8” x 10”, printed circa 1885. Etching by Adalbert John Volck. The artist published a number of anti-Union caricatures under the name V. Blada. In this image, a gang of marauders race through a hamlet, killing people, burning buildings and kidnapping women as they go. |
72.851 | Box 7 | Etching, “Stone Blockade of Charleston, South Carolina,” 8” x 10”, printed circa 1885. Etching by Adalbert John Volck. The artist published a number of anti-Union caricatures under the name V. Blada. In this image, the masts of ships rise just above the water. These ships have been sunk to block Union ships from entering the harbor. |
72.852 | Box 7 | Etching, “Free Negroes in the North,” 8” x 10”, printed circa 1885. Etching by Adalbert John Volck. The artist published a number of anti-Union caricatures under the name V. Blada. This image depicts an impoverished life for free African Americans in the North. |
72.853 | Box 7 | Etching, “Free Negroes in Hayti,” 8” x 10”, printed circa 1885. Etching by Adalbert John Volck. The artist published a number of anti-Union caricatures under the name V. Blada. In this image, Haitians are depicted in tribal costume performing a ceremonial child sacrifice. |
72.854 | Box 7 | Etching, “Cave Life in Vicksburg during the Siege,” 8” x 10”, printed circa 1885. Etching by Adalbert John Volck. The artist published a number of anti-Union caricatures under the name V. Blada. This image shows a southern woman kneeling in prayer in a cave with some belongings from her home. Many citizens of Vicksburg, Mississippi, took refuge in caves during the long Union siege in 1863. |
72.855 | Box 7 | Etching, “Vicksburg Canal,” 8” x 10”, printed circa 1885. Etching by Adalbert John Volck. The artist published a number of anti-Union caricatures under the name V. Blada. In this image, two Confederate soldiers spy Union soldiers in the distance building a canal in an effort to bypass Confederate batteries of the Mississippi River and ultimately to divert the River from its course alongside Vicksburg, leaving the city high and dry and strategically unimportant. The canal was never completed. |
72.856 | Box 7 | Etching, “Buying a Substitute in the North,” 8” x 10”, printed circa 1885. Etching by Adalbert John Volck. The artist published a number of anti-Union caricatures under the name V. Blada. This image shows a man drafted into the Union Army attempting to pay someone to take his place. The cast of potential substitutes is made up of weak, sick and drunk men. |
72.857 | Box 7 | Etching, “Making Clothes for the Boys in the Army,” 8” x 10”, printed circa 1885. Etching by Adalbert John Volck. The artist published a number of anti-Union caricatures under the name V. Blada. In this image, Southern women are shown sewing clothes for the fighting soldiers. |
72.858 | Box 7 | Etching, “Slaves Protecting their Master from the Enemy,” 8” x 10”, printed circa 1885. Etching by Adalbert John Volck. The artist published a number of anti-Union caricatures under the name V. Blada. In this image, a female slave directs Union soldiers elsewhere as her master hides behind the door. |
72.859 | Box 7 | Etching, “Return of a Raiding Party from Pennsylvania,” 8” x 10”, printed circa 1885. Etching by Adalbert John Volck. The artist published a number of anti-Union caricatures under the name V. Blada. In this image, cattle and pigs are herded, along with covered wagons of forage, as the raiding party returns. |
72.860 | Box 7 | Etching, “Valiant Men Dat Fight Mit Siegel,” 8” x 10”, printed circa 1885. Etching by Adalbert John Volck. The artist published a number of anti-Union caricatures under the name V. Blada. This image depicts plundering Union troops attacking a home while children try to escape through a window and the mistress of the home begs General Franz Sigel for mercy. |
72.861 | Box 7 | Etching, “Formation of Guerilla Bands,” 8” x 10”, printed circa 1885. Etching by Adalbert John Volck. The artist published a number of anti-Union caricatures under the name V. Blada. This image shows a member of a guerilla band attempting to recruit another who comforts his wife and child outside their destroyed home. |
72.862 | Box 7 | Etching, “Smuggling Medicines into the South,” 8” x 10”, printed circa 1885. Etching by Adalbert John Volck. The artist published a number of anti-Union caricatures under the name V. Blada. This image shows a common occurrence during the war in the Potomac region, smuggling medicine into the South. |
72.863 | Box 7 | Etching, “Albert Sidney Johnston Crossing the Plains,” 8” x 10”, printed circa 1885. Etching by Adalbert John Volck. The artist published a number of anti-Union caricatures under the name V. Blada. When the Civil War began, Johnston was a Federal officer in Texas. This image shows him returning east to serve in the Confederate Army |
72.864 | Box 7 | Etching, “Election in Baltimore, 1862,” 8” x 10”, printed circa 1885. Etching by Adalbert John Volck. The artist published a number of anti-Union caricatures under the name V. Blada. In this image, crowds gather outside the polling place expressing sympathies for both the northern and southern sides. |
72.866 | Box 7 | Etching, “General Stuart’s Raid to the White House,” 8” x 10”, printed circa 1885. Etching by Adalbert John Volck. The artist published a number of anti-Union caricatures under the name V. Blada. This image shows the Confederate Jeb Stuart’s ride from Richmond around the Union General McClellan’s forces to McClellan’s headquarters in Virginia, the “White House” referenced in the title. |
72.867 | Box 7 | Etching, “Butler’s Prisoners of Fort St. Philip,” 8” x 10”, printed circa 1885. Etching by Adalbert John Volck. The artist published a number of anti-Union caricatures under the name V. Blada. This image shows Fort St. Philip, about 70 miles north of New Orleans, along the Mississippi River, under Union control after being captured by Admiral David Farragut and General Benjamin Butler. |
72.868 | Box 7 | Etching, “Prayer in Stonewall Jackson’s Camp,” 8” x 10”, printed circa 1885. Etching by Adalbert John Volck. The artist published a number of anti-Union caricatures under the name V. Blada. In this image, Stonewall Jackson leads his men in prayer. |
72.869 | Box 7 | Etching, “Selling Counterfeit Confederate Notes in the City of Brotherly Love,” 8” x 10”, printed circa 1885. Etching by Adalbert John Volck. The artist published a number of anti-Union caricatures under the name V. Blada. This image depicts a man trying to sell Confederate money to two other men. |
72.870 | Box 7 | Etching, “General Stuart’s Return from Pennsylvania,” 8” x 10”, printed circa 1885. Etching by Adalbert John Volck. The artist published a number of anti-Union caricatures under the name V. Blada. Here General Jeb Stuart returning from a raid to Chambersburg, Pennsylvania in October 1862. |
72.871 | Box 7 | Etching, “Offering of Church Bells to be Cast into Cannon,” 8” x 10”, printed circa 1885. Etching by Adalbert John Volck. The artist published a number of anti-Union caricatures under the name V. Blada. Southern clergy are shown offering church bells to melt down for war material. |
97.5 | Box 13 | Book of etchings by Adalbert John Volck, a Confederate supporter, 9” x 12.5”, circa 1880s. Published in Baltimore, Maryland. Includes 26 etchings. |
Index
African Americans | Series 1: 91.5.2. Series 2: 91.4.4, 2017.94.1-2, Cumberland Album 26. Series 5: 72.258, 91.51.1, 91.5.7; Subseries A: 72.852, 72.853, 72.858. |
Andersonville Prison | Series 4, Subseries F: 72.146, 72.800, 2007.53a, 2007.53b. |
Antietam | Series 2: 91.4.39 Series 4, Subseries A: 72.778, 72.808, 2018.14. |
1st Arkansas Regiment | Series 1: 72.937y (Blackwell) |
5th Army Corps | Series 4, Subseries C: 91.4.15. |
Army of the Cumberland | Album. Series 5: 72.835. |
Atlanta | Series 4, Subseries A: 2018.14, Sherman Album 36, 37, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43. Series 4, Subseries D: Sherman album 38, 45, 46. |
Black, John C. | Series 1: 72.114, 72.590, 72.635b, 72.636, 72.637 (Griggs). Series 3, Subseries C: 72.590. |
Blair, Francis Preston, Jr. | Series 1: 72.58.4, 81.6. Series 2: Sherman Album 1. |
Blair, Montgomery | Series 1: 72.58.5. Series 2: 72.988.3.1, 86.19.2. |
Bragg, Braxton | Series 2: 72.812, 72.929.27. |
1st Brigade | Series 2: 72.759.2. |
Buell, Don Carlos | Series 1: 72.58.7, 81.9. Series 2: Cumberland Album 34. |
Bull Run/Manassas | Series 3, Subseries D: 72.394, 72.933.3, 72.933.25. Series 4, Subseries A: 2018.14. |
Burgwyn, William H.S. | Series 1: 72.937.3. Series 3: 72.713, 72.714. |
Burnside, Ambrose | Series 1: 72.58.8, 72.58.9, 72.775, 72.937w, 89.11.9, 89.11.10. Series 2: 72.704, Cumberland Album 33. Series 5: 72.158. |
Butler, Benjamin | Series 1: 72.58.10, 72.823, 72.937v. Series 2: 72.482, 91.4.39[?]. Series 4, Subseries A: 91.4.12. Series 5: 72.158, 72.867 |
Chase, Salmon P. | Series 2: 72.988.3.1, 86.17.1, 86.19.2. |
Chattanooga | See “Missionary Ridge.” |
Chickamauga | See “Missionary Ridge.” |
Confederate Navy | Series 1: 72.136z (Middy) |
Crittenden, Thomas Leonidas | Series 1: 89.11.13. Series 2: Cumberland Album 34. |
Davis, Jefferson | Series 1: 72.937e (Pritchard). Series 2: 86.19.1. Series 5: 72.528, 72.529, 72.530, 89.6. |
Davis, Jefferson C. | Series 2: Sherman album 1, Cumberland Album 36. |
2nd Division, 9th Corps | Series 2: 91.4.10. |
4th Division, 9th Corps | Series 2: 91.4.8. |
Douglas, Stephen A. | Series 1: 72.335 (Lincoln), 80.38, 81.5, 2015.1. |
Ellsworth, Elmer E. | Series 1: 72.151, 72.450, 72.451, 72.452, 72.453, 72.454, 72.457 (Brownell), 72.988.3.3 |
Ewell, Richard S. | Series 2: 72.812, 72.929.27 |
Farragut, David | Series 1: 72.58.24, 72.58.25, 72.937s, 81.8. Series 2: 72.130, 72.298, 72.359, 72.834, 72.929.9. Series 3, Subseries D: 72.933.2. Series 4, Subseries C: 72.403; Subseries G: 72.838. Series 5: 72.158, 72.867. |
Gettysburg | Series 1: 72.779 (Meade). Series 2: 72.834. Series 3, Subseries C: 72.728, 72.790, 72.791, 72.792, 72.793; Subseries D: 72.104, 72.713, 72.714, 72.715, 72.716, 72.718, 72.719, 72.720, 72.721, 72.722, 72.723, 72.802, 72.933.1, 72.933.20, 72.933b. Series 4, Subseries A: 72.105, 72.145, 72.164, 72.781, 72.801, 93.11, 2018.14. Series 5: 90.28. |
Grand Army of the Republic | Series 1: 72.636 (Black), 72.260 (Hawes). Series 2: 72.704. Series 3, Subseries C; Subseries D: 72.933.19. Series 4, Subseries C: 72.798.C. |
Granger, Gordon | Series 1: 72.929.5. Series 2: Cumberland Album 33. |
Grant, Julia Dent | Series 1: 72.937q. Series 2: 72.291, 72.292, 72.293, 72.294, 72.295, 72.296. |
Grant, Ulysses S. | Series 1: 72.58.34, 72.148, 72.248, 72.250, 72.301, 72.306, 72.776, 72.825, 72.915.18, 72.988.3.2, 72.1361, 80.4, 80.39, 86.6.1, 90.36, 91.4.5, 92.44.1. Series 2: 72.120, 72.291, 72.292, 72.293, 72.294, 72.295, 72.296, 72.297, 72.359, 72.834, 72.929.9, 91.5.5, Cumberland Album 33. Series 3, Subseries B: 72.308, 72.312, 94.6; Subseries D: 72.315. Series 4, Subseries A: 72.102, 72.471. Series 5: 72.158, 72.159. |
Halleck, Henry | Series 1: 72.58.36, 72.58.37, 72.937p, 89.11.32. Series 2: 86.17.1, Cumberland Album 34. |
Hamlin, Hannibal | Series 1: 72.342, 72.343. Series 2: 72.988.3.1, 86.19.2. |
Hancock, Winfield Scott | Series 1: 72.58.38, 89.11.33. Series 2: 72.359, 72.834. Series 5: 72.158. |
Hartranft, John F. | Series 1: 89.11.34. Series 2: 72.704. |
Hazen, William Babcock | Series 1: 72.58.35, 72.929.56. Series 2: Sherman Album 1. |
Heintzelman, Samuel P. | Series 1: 81.1. Series 2: 72.298. |
Hill, Ambrose Powell | Series 2: 72.812, 72.929.27 |
Hood, John B. | Series 1: 80.37. Series 2: 72.812. Series 4, Subseries A: Sherman Album 44. |
Hooker, Joseph | Series 1: 72.58.41, 72.58.42, 72.777, 72.915.7, 72.915.8, 89.11.38. Series 2: 72.359, 91.4.6, Cumberland Album 33. Series 5: 72.158. |
Howard, Oliver O. | Series 1: 72.915.16, 89.11.39. Series 2: 72.929.29, Sherman Album 1. Series 5: 72.158. |
Hurlbut, Stephen A. | Series 1: 72.740. Series 2: 72.704. |
Illinois Cavalry | Series 3, Subseries D: 72.933.5 |
1st Illinois, Company B, Light Artillery | Series 2: 72.463, 80.9, 80.10, 80.11, 80.12, 80.13, 80.14, 80.15, 80.16, 80.17, 80.18, 80.19, 80.20, 80.21, 80.22, 80.23, 80.24, 80.25, 80.26. Series 3, Subseries D: 72.933.16, 2008.9.F. Series 4, Subseries C: 72,403, 72,404. |
2nd Illinois Cavalry | Series 1: 89.11.46 (Stickel). |
4th Illinois Cavalry | Series 1: 72.929.2 (Dickey) |
5th Illinois Infantry | Series 3, Subseries A: 2009.7.6. |
11th Illinois Infantry | Series 1: 72.986.album: Andrews, Atkins, Blake, Bostwick, Churchill, Coates, Davis, Dean, Dickey, Duncan, Hapeman, Hotchkiss, Hunt, Hurlbut, Ingersoll, Kenyon, Long, McCaleb, McKee, Nevins, Pieronnet, Pierson, Ransom, Rose, Shaw, Thomas, Tost, Town, Vernay, Vore, Waddell, Wallace, Widmer, Wilcox, unidentified. |
12th Illinois Infantry | Series 3: 72.933.6. |
13th Illinois Cavalry | Series 5: 72.831. |
14th Illinois Infantry | Series 1: 2009.9.1 (Backus). |
17th Illinois Infantry | Series 1: 80.6, 80.7 |
19th Illinois Infantry | Series 4, Subseries A: 2009.7.5. |
26th Illinois Infantry | Series 1: 72.992 (Loomis). |
39th Illinois Infantry | Series 1: 72.993 (Mann). Series 2: 72.447, 72.463. |
45th Illinois Infantry | Series 3, Subseries D: 2008.9.F. |
74th Illinois Infantry | Series 1: 2008.5 (Stewart). |
77th Illinois Infantry | Series 1: 72.988.3.album: Allen, Arms, Ayres, Bowek, Brock, Burdett, Bushnell, Clark, Davison, Denby, Dewey, Donald, Ellsworth, Fisher, Grier, Heath, Hotchkiss, Huxtable, James, Jenkins, Johnson, Kenney, Kenyon, Kirby, Livingston, McCulloch, Nye, Parker, Parmenter, Parr, Parret, Reici, Roe, Rouse, Shields, Smith, Stevens, Stoner, Tracy, Webb, White, Wiley, Wilkin, Wright, 72.988.3.11, 72.988.3.50, 72.988.3.54, 72.988.3.58, 72.988.3.59, 72.988.3.60 (unidentified). Series 2: 72.988.3.1. Series 5: 72.113. |
88th Illinois Infantry | Series 3, Subseries C: 72.933.7; Subseries D: 72.938.1. |
92nd Illinois Infantry | Series 1: 72.971 (Wilkes) |
19th Indiana | Series 3, Subseries D: 72.720. |
8th Iowa Infantry | Series 1: 72.679b (Boyer) |
25th Iowa | Series 1: 72.390 (dog). |
31st Iowa, Company B | Series 2: 72.150. |
Iron Brigade | Series 1: 72.937cc (Burgwin). Series 2: 72.729. Series 3, Subseries C: 72.725, 72.726, 72.727, 72.728, 72.773, 72.790, 72.791, 72.792, 72.793. |
Johnson, Andrew | Series 1: 86.8.2, 2017.92. Series 2: 72.929.9. |
Johnston, Albert Sidney | Series 2: 72.812, 72.929.27. Series 5, Subseries A: 72.863. |
17th Kentucky | Series 2: 72.988.3.52. |
Kilpatrick, Hugh Judson | Series 1: 72.58.45, 72.783.2, 72.824, 72.915.11, 89.11.40. Series 2: 72.929.29, Cumberland Album 36. |
Lane, John R. | Series 2: 72.712. Series 3, Subseries D: 72.713, 72.714, 72.715, 72.716 |
Lee, Robert E. | Series 1: 72.522, 72.523. Series 2: 72.812, 78.21. |
Libby Prison | Series 1: 90.45 (Walker). Series 4, Subseries F: 72.501, 72.865, 91.4.28. |
Lincoln, Abraham | Series 1: 72.59, 72.101, 72.106, 72.108, 72.129, 72.165, 72.166, 72.167, 72.185, 72.220, 72.255, 72.256, 72.274, 72.316, 72.317, 72.318, 72.335, 72.341, 72.344, 72.345, 72.346, 72.774, 72.915.19, 72.929.33, 72.939b, 72.939.3, 72.939.4, 72.9395b, 89.7, 92.45.2, 93.6, 2007.51a, 2008.9.A, 2008.36, 2008.44. Series 2: 72.142, 72.336, 72.340, 72.340.1, 72.347, 72.350, 72.350.1, 72.352, 72.353, 72.355, 72.358, 72.359, 72.814, 72.939.5a, 72.939.7, 72.939e, 72.988.3.1, 86.17.1, 86.19.2, 92.44.2, 93.9, 2008.16A&B, 2008.9.C, 2008.45.2. Series 3, Subseries A: 72.319, 72.320, 72.323, 72.356, 72.368, 72.373, 72.374, 72.815, 72.816, 72.939g, 2017.83, Subseries B: 72.377, 72.378, 72.383, 72.939c, 86.17.2, 2008.41A, Subseries D: 72.103, 72.149, 72.156, 72.183, 72.192, 72.817, 72.818, 72.939.5d, 82.40.16, 82.40.17, 82.40.18, 82.40.19, 82.40.20, 82.40.21, 82.40.22, 82.40.23, 82.40.24, 82.40.25, 82.40.26, 90.3, 2008.9.B, 2008.9.E. Series 5: 72.158, 72.322, 90.28, 93.7, 2007.5, 2008.9.D, 2008.41B, 2009.2.1, 2010.8, CPL-15, Subseries A: 72.845, 72.846. |
Lincoln, Mary Todd | Series 1: 72.337, 72.348, 72.349. Series 2: 86.17.1, 2008.9.C. Series 3, Subseries A: 72.319 |
Lincoln, Robert Todd | Series 1: 78.33.1, 78.33.2 (Harlan). Series 2: 86.17.1, 2008.9.C. Series 3, Subseries A: 72.939.5c |
Lincoln, Tad | Series 1: 72.351. Series 2: 72.350, 72.350.1, 72.352, 86.17.1, 2008.9.C, 2008.45.2. |
Logan, John A. | Series 1: 72.58.46, 72.269, 72.694, 72.783.5, 72.937n, 72.1047, 2017.88. Series 2: 72.704, 72.834, Sherman Album 1. Series 3, Subseries D: 2008.9.F. Series 5: 72.158. |
Lookout Mountain | See “Missionary Ridge.” |
Lytle, William Haynes | Series 2: Cumberland Album 34. Series 3, Subseries D: 72.933.12, 72.933.13 |
Magruder, John | Series 1: 72.929.22. Series 2: 72.929.27. |
Manassas | See “Bull Run.” |
6th Massachusetts | Series 5, Subseries A: 72.847. |
33rd Massachusetts | Series 1: 72.915.2 (Philbrick), 72.915.5 (Mudge), 72.915.6 (Graves), 72.915.14 (Howland). |
37th Massachusetts, Company B | Series 3, Subseries C: 72.933a; Subseries D: 72.993b. Series 5: 72.833. |
125th Massachusetts | Series 3, Subseries B: 72.312 |
McClellan, George B. | Series 1: 72.58.48, 72.783.6, 72.937l, 72.937m, 89.11.41. Series 2: 72.58.49. Series 4, Subseries A: 72.778. Series 5: 2008.41B; Subseries A: 72.866. |
McClellan, Mary Ellen Marcy | Series 1: 81.7. Series 2: 72.58.49. |
McConnell, Charles H. | Series 1: 72.4, 72.136u, 72.730, 72.795 (Stewart, James) 72.974. Series 2: 72.136v, 72.136w [?], 72.729. Series 3, Subseries A: 72.713, 72.714, 72.716, 72.719, 72.727. Series 4, Subseries A: 72.136j. Series 5: 72.830. |
McCook, Alexander McDowell | Series 1: 72.58.50, 72.783.7. Series 2: Cumberland Album 34. |
McKinley, William | Series 1: 72.154, 72.1061. Series 3, Subseries B: 72.930.2. |
McPherson, James | Series 1: 72.58.52, 72.58.53, 72.783.8, 72.820, 72.937j, 72.937k. Series 2: 72.929.29, Cumberland Album 33. Series 4, Subseries A: Sherman album 35. Series 5: 72.158. |
Meade, George | Series 1: 72.779, 72.783.12, 72.822, 72.822A, 72.915.20. Series 2: 72.130, 72.359, 72.834, 91.4.7, Cumberland Album 33. Series 5: 72.158. |
1st Michigan | Series 4, Subseries B: 72.836, 72.837.a, 72.837.b, 72.843. |
3rd Michigan | Series 2: 72.465. |
4th Michigan Cavalry | Series 1: 72.937e (Pritchard) |
24th Michigan Infantry | Series 1: 72.136b (Buhl), 72.136i (Dodsley), 72.136o (Hendricks), 72.136r (Kimmel), 72.136t (Ziegler), 72.136aa (Morrow), 72.136bb (Nardin), 72.136ll (Ziegler), CPL-43 (McConnell). [Other items beginning with 72.136 may be from the 24th Michigan, though not identified as such.] Series 2: 72.729. Series 3, Subseries C: 72.728; Subseries D: 72.109, 72.713, 72.714, 72.715, 72.716, 72.719, 72.721. Series 4, Subseries A: 72.136j; Subseries C: 72.798H. Series 5: 72.830. |
Missionary Ridge/ Chattanooga/Chickamauga/ Lookout Mountain | Series 3, Subseries D: 72.933.8, 72.933.9, 72.933.12, 72.933.13, 72.933.15. Series 4, Subseries A: 72.141a, 72.933.11, 72.1062, 2018.14, Sherman album 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15. Subseries D: Sherman Album 8, Cumberland Album 2. |
4th Missouri Cavalry | Series 1: 72.136cc (Waring) |
6th Missouri Infantry | Series 1: 72.937x (Bragg) |
Mitchel, Ormsby M. | Series 1: 72.783.13. Series 2: Cumberland Album 34. |
Nashville | Series 3, Subseries C: 92.50a, b, c. Series 4, Subseries A: 2018.14; Subseries D: Sherman Album 2, 3. |
Navy | See “Confederate Navy” or “U.S. Navy.” |
Negley, James Scott | Series 2: Cumberland Album 12, Cumberland Album 13, Cumberland Album 33 |
14th Brooklyn, New York | Series 3, Subseries D: 72.933.1. |
93rd New York | Series 2: 91.4.39. |
26th North Carolina | Series 1: 72.937cc (Burgwin). Series 2: 72.712. Series 3, Subseries C: 72.728. |
1st Ohio Light Artillery, Battery D | Series 4, Subseries A: 72.1062. |
6th Ohio Cavalry | Series 1: 72.554 (Bale) |
30th Ohio | Series 3: 2008.9.F. |
55th Ohio | Series 1: 72.915.1 (Watson) |
78th Ohio | Series 3, Subseries D: 2008.9.F. |
9th Pennsylvania Cavalry, Company C | Series 5: 72.835. |
114th Pennsylvania Zouaves | Series 2: 91.4.40 |
Polk, Leonidas | Series 2: 72.812, 72.929.27. |
Porter, David Dixon | Series 1: 72.58.61, 72.58.64, 72.783.19, 72.929.3. Series 2: 72.130, 72.929.9. |
Rosecrans, William | Series 1: 72.58.67, 72.783.23, 89.11.43. Series 2: Cumberland Album 33. Series 4, Subseries C: Cumberland Album 14 |
Rousseau, Lovell | Series 1: 72.58.68, 72.58.69. Series 2: 72.929.29, Cumberland Album 34. |
Scott, Winfield | Series 1: 72.58.71, 72.937d. Series 5: 72.158, 2008.41B |
Secret Service | Series 2: 91.4.24. |
Seward, William H. | Series 2: 72.988.3.1, 86.19.2. Series 5: 2008.41B |
Sheridan, Philip | Series 1: 72.249, 72.780, 72.819, 72.915.10, 72.972.1, 89.11.44, 91.4.1. Series 2: 72.120, 72.298, 72.359, 72.834, 72.929.9, Cumberland Album 33. Series 5: 72.158 |
Sherman, William Tecumseh | Series 1: 72.58.72, 72.136gg, 72.268-A, 72.783.24, 72.915.3, 89.11.45. Series 2: 72.120, 72.359, 72.834, 72.929.9, 72.929.29, 91.5.5, Sherman Album 1, Cumberland Album 33. Series 3, Subseries D: 72.933.15. Series 4, Subseries A: Sherman Album 12. Series 5: 72.158. |
Shiloh | Series 3, Subseries A: 72.461; Subseries D: 72.933.5, 72.933.6, 72.933.10, 72.933.18, 72.933.21, 72.933.22, 72.933.23, 72.933.24, 72.933.26. Series 4, Subseries A: 72.464, 72.467, 72.469, 72.471, 72.974, 2018.14. |
Slocum, Henry Warner | Series 1: 72.58.77, 72.783.28, 72.915.17. Series 2: 72.929.29, Sherman album 1, Cumberland Album 33. |
Smith, Caleb | Series 1: 72.58.78. Series 2: 72.988.3.1, 86.19.2. |
Stanton, Edwin | Series 1: 72.58.80, 81.4. Series 2: 72.988.3.1, 86.17.1, 86.19.2. |
Stuart, J.E.B. | Series 5, Subseries A: 72.866, 72.870. |
Thomas, George | Series 1: 72.58.84, 72.254, 72.783.32, 72.915.9, 72.915.12, 72.915.22. Series 2: 72.359, 72.834, 72.929.9, 72.929.29, Cumberland Album 33. Series 5: 72.158. |
2nd U.S. Artillery | Series 2: 91.4.37. |
4th U.S. Artillery, Battery B | Series 1: 72.794 (Stewart) |
5th U.S. Cavalry | Series 1: 72.915.13 (Almy) |
18th U.S. Infantry | Series 2: 72.391. |
U.S. Navy | Series 4, Subseries G: 72.838, 72.839, 72.840. |
Vicksburg | Series 3, Subseries D: 72.110, 72.939d, 2008.9F. Series 4, Subseries A: 72.782, 2018.14; Subseries C: 72.403, 72.404. Series 5, Subseries A: 72.854, 72.855. |
5th Virginia Infantry | Series 4, Subseries C: 72.620. |
Wallace, W.H.L. | Series 1: 72.937a, 72.937dd, 72.986.1, 80.2. Series 3, Subseries D: 72.933.21, 72.933.22. |
Welles, Gideon | Series 1: 81.3. Series 2: 72.988.3.1, 86.17.1, 86.19.2. |
2nd Wisconsin | Series 3, Subseries D: 72.723. |
6th Wisconsin | Series 3, Subseries D: 72.722. Series 4, Subseries A: 72.136j. |
7th Wisconsin | Series 3, Subseries D: 72.718. |
8th Wisconsin | Series 4, Subseries D: 72.937ee, 90.40.1, 90.40.2. |
29th Wisconsin | Series 1: 72.393 (Rutherford). |