America Civil War

American Civil War

Divided into four sections: Portraits; Civil War

Scenes; Engagements & Battles; Maps

Uncolored, about 11 by 17 inches, or as indicated. Each $25 unless differently priced. Several are also available in slightly different sizes.

Lee, Major-General Fitzhugh (brother of Robert E. Lee) About 5 by 5 inches $20

Wallace, General Lewis & Staff (Zouave Regiment) $25 (Also a portrait, 6 by 4 1/2 inches) $22

Uncolored, about 11 by 17 inches, or as indicated. Each $25 unless differently priced. Several of the views are available in both the larger (about 11 by 23 inches.) and the smaller size (about 11 by 17 inches).

Andersonville/Prison GA. Panorama of the interior is shown and the exterior fortifications surrounding the prison.

Atlanta GA. Two horizontal panels. Atlanta from the south 11/12/1864, and the evacuation of Atlanta 3/12/1864. The first a panorama and the second a close-up of the rail area and the evacuation.

Arlington VA. Camp Princeton, the headquarters of General Runion's NJ Brigade. Three views of the camp and a portrait of the General.

Alexandria VA. Marshall House. Small street scene with the house prominent. About 5 1/2 by 7 inches. $20

Alexandria VA. Part of DC (Capitol) visible in the distance. Soldiers on the hill and a track/road (present day King Street but un-named) appears to wind its way towards DC. $35

Annandale Chapel VA, Union troops returning from foraging, after being sent out from Alexandria VA to remove any supplies from the reach of the Confederates. Wagons, troops and supplies in foreground.

Baltimore MD. 6th Massachusetts firing into the attacking mob in Pratt Street. 4/19/1861 About 23 by 11 inches. $35

Baltimore MD. Monument Square, after riot of 4/19/1861. Peaceful street scene with army band and soldiers and crowds of onlookers. Very handsom1

Baton Rouge LA. Harbor scene with an Ironclad dominating. Union troops landing to take the city in the foreground.

Beaufort SC. General Stevens (Union) taking possession. Evening street scene with the regiments marching. 12/5/1861

Beaufort SC. Eight vignettes of town scenes on a single page. Includes the library, church, post office etc. 1863

Boston MA. Funeral Cortege of the Sixth Massachusetts Soldiers killed at Baltimore 4/19/1861. Faniuel Hall in the background.

Charleston SC. Four views: Morris Island Battery; Folly Island Battery: Folly Island lookout and James Island.

Charleston SC. Fort Sumter and Castle Pinckney 1861, prior to any destruction. Two horizontal panels with Fort Sumter above. About 23 by 11 inches. $45

Chickahominy VA. A view of this low lying valley starting about 40 miles south of Richmond. Soldiers in center and foreground.

Corinth MS. A view of the town deserted by the Confederate Army. Rail track and station in foreground. Town to the left. Burning rail buildings and warehouses. 5/29/1862

Fort Pulaski SC. Handsome view of the fort on the Savannah river before it was attacked. 1861

Forts Hatteras and Clark NC. Groups of troops in foreground. Fort Hatteras with flag of surrender at center and ships in distance.

Harpers Ferry VA. A pastoral scene from Loudon Heights showing the town, river and bridge in the valley, with two mounted soldiers in the foreground. $30

Harpers Ferry VA. Street scene with the burning Union Arsenal at left. 4/18/1861.

Hilton Head SC. The landing of the Union troops at Fort Walker. 11/7/1861. Troops foreground on the beach and troops disembarking from ships in the background.

Hilton Head SC, Fort Beauregard, on Bay Point on the north side of the Port Royal channel near Hilton Head. 11/8/1861. Interior view, guns and troops, bay in the background.

Hilton Head SC. Fourth New Hampshire going to work. Soldiers marching in foreground, camp in background.

Hilton Head SC. Dress Parade and review of 1st Regiment SC "Colored" volunteers. Camp in the background.

Jersey City NJ. Sixth Massachusetts Regiment leaving for Washington DC 4/18/1861. Rail Station scene, marching regiment in foreground.

New Berne NC. View of the city from the opposite bank of the Neuse river. Ships and soldiers in the foreground. 1861/2

New York City, Seventh Regiment N. G. S. Y. Marching through Broadway and Courtland Street, NYCity.

New York City. Troops and munitions embarking a ship in the harbor. Troops foreground, Ships background.

New York City. NY. Presentation of the colors to the 20th United States Colored infantry, Colonel Bertram. Dress Parade scene with many cheering supporters. City buildings very evident.

New York City NY. German "Steuben" volunteers on full parade at the city hall. Huge crowds attending. 5/24/1861

Ohio River. Six Paddle Wheeler steam boats carrying General James S. Negley's Pennsylvania Brigade. 1862

Pamunkey River VA. Burning of McClellan's headquarters (White House). Shows the departure of the enormous fleet and movement of troops when the headquarters was moved to the James river.

Petersburg VA. A night scene showing several soldiers of the Union Army camped behind protective logs and earth. About 23 by 11 inches. $35

Philadelphia PA, Troop arrival and departure by train. City buildings in background. Union Barracks. Crowds watching troops. Band playing in foreground. 1861/1862

Potomac/Shipping Point. Shows a close-up of river with a rowboat and six crew. Battery across the river. A nice view.

Richmond VA, A panorama with Richmond at center and distance from Belle Island, the bridge and river across near center and at foreground a union camp with soldiers.

Richmond VA. Exterior view of Libby prison, across a canal with adjacent buildings.

Richmond VA. Union army entering Richmond. Street scene with massive building destruction. Soldiers marching with local population welcoming.

Savannah GA. View of Savannah looking east towards Fort Jackson. A panorama that encompasses the river and that part of the town adjoining the river. Nice detail with soldiers marching down a street.

Slavery. Scene in the House of Representatives. Members showing great joy at the passage of the bill. Interior view of the packed and jubilant chamber. 1/31/1865 About 23 by 11 inches. $35

Washington DC/Chain Bridge. The old road winding to the bridge and then away from it. A large group of wagons on it. A almost pastoral scene.

Washington DC. Review of McClellan's Command including artillery and cavalry. President Lincoln and some Cabinet members attending. Capitol in the distance/left. About 23 by 11 inches. $35

Williamsport MD. General Banks' Division (Union) crossing the Potomac. Town in background left. Army on both sides of the Potomac and crossing. PA Band playing in foreground. 1862

Zoaves/Chicago IL. A handsome grouping of Ellworth's Zoaves in full dress uniform. About 1861.

Uncolored, about 11 by 17 inches, or as indicated. Each $25 unless differently priced. Several of the views are available in both the larger (about 11 by23 inches.) and the smaller size (about 11 by 17 inches).

Bakers Creek VA. Part of the Champion Hills battle. A close up of the Indiana troops under General McGinnis (Union), against General Pemberton's confederates. Flags, cannon, and troops take up the page. 5/16/1863

Bealington WV. Near Laurel Hill. General Thomas A. Morris's troops (Union) in the forefront and General Garnett (Confederate) in the background. 7/8/1861

Belmont MO. Opposite Columbus Kentucky. Union under the Command of General Grant, Confederates under Leonidas Polok. River in the background and the Union engagement in the foreground

Bentonsville NC. A scene of General Mower's 1st Division, 17th Corps turning the confederate left. Union at right coming towards a retreating confederate group at left. Some hand to hand fighting.

Big Bethel VA. Six miles north west of Fort Monroe. Union force under General Pierce in foreground and attacking up a hill. 6/10/61

Bull Run VA. First Battle. Advance of the Union army towards the battlefield, which is not shown. 7/21/1861

Bull Run VA. Second Battle. A very handsome panorama of the whole battlefield. 8/30/1862 About 23 by 11 inches and sometimes larger. 1862 $75 Seldom available.

Bull Run VA. A close-up of the battle. Wounded in foreground, Union moving forward right and center. Confederates distant. About 23 by 11 inches. $35

Boonsboro MD. Cavalry clash between Buford (Union) and Stuart (Confederate) who was covering Lee's withdrawal after Gettysburg. Extensive battle scene with hand to hand fighting. 7/9/1863. About 23 by 11 inches. $35

Champion Hills VA. An extensive battle scene with the Confederates in the top right in the tree line and the armies of Generals Hovey, Logan and Crooker spread out and attacking. A very nice battle scene. 5/16/1863

Chancellorsville VA. Located in Spotsylvania County. Lee and Jackson (Confederates) with a much smaller army outflanked the Union army and swept them before him. The picture shows Union artillery in foreground firing at Confederate lines at center left with more Union lines at the center right. 5/1/1863

Chancellorsville VA. A great battle panorama with Hookers Union army at left and foreground. This picture shows Jackson's army being held after outflanking and then sweeping the whole Union army before him . Confederates at center and right. 5/3/1863

Charleston SC. Two panel view. Top shows a panorama of the city and harbor from the sea. The bottom shows the bombardment of Fort Sumter viewed from Morris Island. About 23 by 11 inches. $35

Chickamauga GA. A tributary of the Tennessee river located about seven miles from Chattanooga. At Crawfish creek, the Union Army held and pushed back the Confederates. Shows the Union action on the near side of the creek against and the massed confederates on the far side. 1863

Chickamauga GA. Shows General Rosecrans (Union) and his staff watching the progress of the battle. Generals at center mounted. Foreground wounded and dead horses and troops. center and distant, the battle. A very nice picture. 10/19-20/1863 About 23 by 11 inches. $35

Carrick's Ford VA. Colonel Steedman's 14th Ohio regiment (Union) on the bank of the Cheat River. General Dunmore fording the river to attack General Garnett (Confederate) on the opposite bank cliff. 7/13/1861

Cedar Mountain VA. (Culpeper County). View of the Union army entering a wooded area with the scars of battle all around. 8/9/1862

Cedar Mountain VA. (Culpeper County). View of the Union army entering a wooded area with the wounded from the battle in the foreground. 8/9/1862

Charles City Road VA. Many troops around Union batteries, at center, shelling Confederates across White Oak Swamp. Union troops also in foreground. 6/30/62

Charleston SC. Bombardment of the fort. Union guns and troops in the foreground, Fort in the distance with ironclads in the bay. 4/7/1863

Cross Keys VA. (Shenandoah Valley). General Jackson's army, in the hills, background, and Fremont's army (Union) is portrayed in the foreground. This is the opening of the battle. 6/8/1862

Drainesville VA. Union under General McCall and Confederates under General J. E. B. Stuart. Union foreground marching to attack Confederates, background. 12/20/1861

Edwards Ferry on the Potomac. Union Artillery on the near side and Confederate army on far side in an engagement.

Fishers Hill VA. (South of Winchester) Sheridan's (Union) rout of Early (Confederate). Primarily a nice view of the town (center) with some smoke coming out of distant hills. 9/23/1864

Fort Donelson. In the foreground a charge by 8th Missouri and 11th Indiana, led by General Lewis Wallace. Confederates defending in the trees. No fort is visible. 2/15/1862

Fort De Russy LA. Fort in Center/distant with union army attacking over obstacles of cut trees in foreground.

Fort Fisher. Assault by 117th New York, followed by the 3rd. Fort large at center being strongly attacked by Union troops in the foreground and at center. 1/15/1865

Fort Hatteras, NC. (Pamlico Sound) Large Fort surrounded by a moat at center and left being heavily bombarded by several ships under Commodore Stringham the bay (distant). 8/29/1861

Fort Henry TE. Commodore's Foote's (Union) naval attack on Fort Henry on the Tennessee River. Interior of the Fort in the foreground looking out at the attacking iron clad flotilla. About 23 by 11 inches. 1862 $35

Fort Jackson & Fort St. Philip LA. Near New Orleans. A wonderful naval battle showing the Union navy under Farragut attacking the forts and engaging the confederate navy on its way to New Orleans. 4/24/1862

Fort Pulaski SC. Bombardment of the fort on Tybee island near Savannah, by General Quincy A. Gilmore. 4/11/1862

Fredericksburg VA. Artillery bombardment of Fredericksburg from across the river Union guns in foreground and a very nice view of Fredericksburg across the river. 11/12/1862 About 23 by 11 inches. $45

Fredericksburg VA. (Marye's Heights) Hancock and French's charge towards the Confederacy fortifications. Wonderful battle panorama of the Union lines (foreground) going up the hill at great cost. About 23 by 11 inches. 12/13/1862 $45

Gaines's Mill VA. Panorama of the battle which eventually involved 54 Union regiments and 36,000 soldiers, some shown in the foreground and the Confederates in the far distance.

Gettysburg PA. Attack of the Confederates as seen from Rocky Hill on General Meade's left. Lines of Confederates coming up the Hill. Union artillery in foreground. 7/2/1863

Gettysburg PA. Charge of the Confederates up Cemetery Hill. The town at left with the Cemetery and Union defenders at upper center and left . The most dramatic view we have. 7/2/1863 $75

Grand Gulf MS. A wonderful scene and close-up of several ironclads in an engagement in the Vicksburg area. 4/29/1863 About 23 by 11 inches. $4

Hampton Roads VA. Two panel view. Top panel: Victory of the Confederate iron clad ram "Merrimac", and others when sinking the Union "Cumberland" and driving off the "Congress". Bottom panel: Battle between the "Merrimac" and the "Monitor" and others. About 23 by 11 inches. 3/9/1862 $35

Harrisonburg vicinity VA. Almost hand to hand fighting, as the two sides lined up and shooting at point blank range in the trees. 6/7/1862 About 23 by 11 inches. $35.

Hilton Head SC. Port Royal Harbor under bombardment from the Union Fleet. Fleet in the background, close up interior view of the confederate fortifications, guns and troops. 11/7/1861

James River/Dutch Gap VA. Shelling by confederate artillery, foreground. Union gunboats in distance as river curves away.

Kenesaw Mountain GA. Here Sherman attempted to break the Confederates with a major assault. The picture shows the attack by Union 15th and 17th army corps at the bottom of the hill (foreground) with artillery, and the hills (center and background). 6/27/1864

Kulp House (Marietta) GA. Sherman's line held by Hooker and Schofield attacks Hood's confederate corps. Union cannon and soldiers behind breast works attacking confederates on hill and in trees. 6/22/1864

Lost Mountain GA. Battle between Sherman (Union) and Johnston (Confederate). The entire center and foreground is a scene of the battle and lines of soldiers streaming into action amongst the trees. 6/15/1864

Malvern Hill VA. Near Turkey Bend, James River. A very striking panorama of the battlefield. Union artillery at center right. Confederate army across the upper half and rows of the Union army in the forefront. About 23 by 11 inches. 3/9/1862 $50

Manassas Junction VA. After its evacuation by the confederate army. Rail at left and a landscape of abandoned fortifications, camps, wagons and burnt railroad depots. 1864

Mill Spring/Logan's Cross roads KY. Wounded in foreground and the Union charging from left to right. No Confederate army shown. About 23 by 11 inches. $35

Mission Ridge TE. Near Rossville TE. The capture of Mission Ridge by General Thomas (Union), , which allowed Sherman's march on Atlanta and the sea. Wonderful panorama of the Union lines attacking the confederates on the mountain top. About 23 by 11 inches. 3/9/1862 $40

Monitor and Merrimac Norfolk vicinity VA. Battle in center foreground other ships distant.

Mount Jackson VA. (Shenandoah Valley) Merrit, Torbet and Custer (Union) rout of Early (Confederate). Primarily a nice view of the town (center and right) with an engagement at right and left center. Train tracks in foreground. 10/7/1864

Murfreesboro. 78th Pennsylvania and 21st Ohio, Union, overcoming and capturing Byrne's Confederate artillery. Battle charge in foreground, artillery at center and tree line, distant. 1/2/1863

New Orleans LA. Union navy advancing and bombarding Forts Jackson and St. Phillip near Mississippi mouth. Union fleet foreground . Confederate fleet and defenses in background. 4/24/1862

New Orleans LA. Union navy advancing past Forts Jackson and St. Phillip near Mississippi mouth. Union and Confederate fleet engaged in foreground . Confederate fleet and defenses in background. 4/24/1862

Norfolk VA. Burning of the Gosport navy yard. Several ships on fire (center) and buildings (center and distant). 4/21/1861 About 23 by 11 inches. $35

Pea Ridge MO. South Western Missouri near Arkansas border. Union Generals Curtis, Sigel and Asbooth forces in foreground attacking Confederate Generals Van Dorn, Price and McCulloch in background to the right. 1862

Petersburg VA. Roemer's 34th New York and Twitchell's 7th Maine batteries (Union) shelling Petersburg. Line of artillery front, lines of soldiers center (all Union). 7/1864

Petersburg VA. 18th Regiment (Union) taking a part of Beauregard's line in front of Petersburg. Panorama of Union troops storming a breastwork and some hand to hand fighting. 7/1864

Petersburg VA. 9th Army Corps charging immediately after the explosion. Shows a row of artillery, foreground. Many lines of soldiers surging (center) to defended earthworks ( a little further center). A well illustrated portrayal of the attack 7/30/1864 About 23 by 11 inches. $35

Petersburg VA. Scene of the crater/mine explosion at far center right with the Union 9th corps surging to the crater. 9th corps artillery center right. City in the distance. Confederate "fort" center left. 7/30/1864

Petersburg VA. 2nd Division 9th Corps (Union) charging up and into the crater made from the explosion. (lower and center)

Petersburg VA. Artillery bombardment of the town. A magnificent night scene! The town at left , the extensive Union fortifications and camp center, and the artillery firing from behind earthworks right. 4/1/1865

Philippi VA. Philippi at center and distance, mountains in the distance, Union artillery at right foreground and other activity at center, on the mountain behind the town and in the town.

Pittsburg Landing or Shiloh TE. Union troops (Gen. Grant) in foreground with wounded, fresh troops and supplies. Cannons attacking at center. Confederate army (Gen. Beauregard) in far woods. About 23 by 11 inches. 3/9/1862 $35

Pittsburg Landing or Shiloh TE. General Hurlbut's (Union) stand at the Peach Orchid. The height of the battle with Union army lines in the foreground and Confederate in the distance. 4/6/1862

Pittsburg Landing or Shiloh TE. Grant's army reinforced by Buell and Wallace pushing back the Confederate army. Union cannon and attacking army in foreground, Confederates defending in center. Nice image. 4/7/1862

Pittsburg Landing or Shiloh TE. Shows General Wallace's division attacking (foreground and center) with many troops, artillery and supporting horse drawn supplies. In the distance the confederates along and in front of the tree line. 7/1862 About 23 by 11 inches. $35

Pleasant Hill LA. General Banks and the Union army in the foreground and right center. The battle with the Confederates at center left . A wonderful image of the cavalry regiments lined up awaiting orders in the foreground while the foot soldiers are in the midst of the action. 4/9/1864

Potomac/Aquia Creek. Union ships in foreground attacking the confederate battery across the river at the entrance to the creek. 6/1/1861

Reams Station VA, Shows the Confederate forces attempting to regain possession of Weldon Railroad. Large battle at center with supporting troops in foreground.

Rich Mountain/Beverly Pike VA. A close-up of hand to hand and a general attack between McClellan (Union) and Rosecrans (Confederate). A very "real" battle scene, cannon in foreground and bitter combat foreground and center. 7/12/1861 About 23 by 11 inches. $35

Richmond vicinity VA. Hooker's (Union) troops preventing confederate reinforcements from operating against Pope on the Rappahannock. Shows a large body of Union soldiers attacking the confederates from left to right, and foreground to center distance. 8/9/1862 About 23 by 11 inches. $35

Roanoke Island. 9th New York (Zoaves), front and center charging and taking a battery across a creek. 2/8/1862 About 23 by 11 inches. $35

Salem MO. Colonel Freeman's (Confederate) attack on Major Bowen's First Battalion MO Calvary. Close up of the engagement. 12/3/1861

Slaughters Mountain VA. Confederates advancing in distant right. Union troops deploying in foreground to support artillery at left. 8/9/1862

Spottsylvania VA. A battle between Hancock, Burnside and Wright (Union) and Johnston (confederate) that exacted a terrible toll on both sides. The picture shows the battle in the distance with the Union army lines marching to the battle, some resting, cannon firing. essentially the supporting cast. 5/12/1864

Springfield MO, Cavalry charge (center) upon the Confederates (distant) by Major Charles Zagony. 10/25/1861

Stone River TE. Foreground. Shows a charge by Negley's Division (Union) across the wooded river to push back the Confederates. Center and distant lines of troops in battle. About 23 by 11 inches. $35

Vicksburg MS. Admiral Porters (Union) flotilla of ironclads and other ships (foreground) running past the batteries of Vicksburg Center and left). View of the town and the action. 4/16/1863

Vicksburg MS. The huge crater in the foreground, and the army camp around it with some houses.

Vicksburg MS. The fight by 22nd Iowa (Union) attacking the breastworks at Fort Beauregard , Vicksburg. Shows Lieutenant Colonel planting the flag on the earthworks with murderous rifle fire and hand to hand combat taking place. A close-up view of the battle scene. 5/22/1863 About 23 by 11 inches. 3/9/1862 $35

Vicksburg MS. The fight in the crater of Fort Hill after the explosion. Shows the crater at center and the trench to it. Several other trenches and fortifications are shown all with Union soldiers sheltering in them during a fight. Vicksburg and the river in the distance. Late June 1863

Vienna VA. General Robert C. Schenk, with First Regiment of Ohio Volunteers. Fired on by Confederates. Train plus two coaches being attacked and defended.

White Oak Swamp VA. Panorama of the battle. The foreground is held by the Union. The Union artillery is in full action. The extensive Confederate army is attacking strongly from across the stream and swamp. 6/30/1862 About 23 by 11 inches. $45

Wilderness VA. A series of battles that had Grant (Union) and Lee (Confederate) directly involved. The battle is at center and in the distance the different lines visible. The fires in the woods can be seen. In the forefront are the Generals watching the progress of the battle with other soldiers, cannon etc. 5/6/1864

Wilderness VA. Shows Union troops resting behind a barrier/fence of logs. A number of troops are clearing the immediate area in front, of all trees, to make defense of the area easier. 5/10/1864

Williamsburg VA. Extensive battle scene with Union in foreground and Confederates with defensive position in the background. 5/7/1862

Wilson's Creek or Oak Hill MO. (Near Springfield) Major battle scene with Confederates under Generals McCulloch and Price and the Union under Generals Lyon and Sigel. Includes artillery, troops and some mounted soldiers. About 23 by 11 inches. 8/10/61 $35

Yellow Tavern/Near Richmond VA. Considered by many as the finest civil war portrayal of a cavalry charge. Close up of Stuart (Confederate) and Custer (Union) in the midst of the charge. 5/11/1864 About 23 by 11 inches. $45

Chattanooga Battles TE, Uncolored, about 14 1/2 by 8 inches. Extends from Lookout mountain down the Tennessee river to the entrance of the Chickamauga river. Provides excellent rail, road and landform information. Chattanooga streets are shown as a grid. The position of the Confederate army 11/1/1863 is shown together with the positions of Hooker and Sherman and again the Confederate army on 11/25/1863. The positions of the Generals are located and named $30

Fredericksburg VA, Uncolored, about 12 1/2 by 9 1/4 inches. Extends from the Massaponax creek in the south to the canal north of Fredericksburg. Lays out the battlefield and names and locates the commanding generals. Provides good topographical information. shows roads, military roads, and the town including streets. 12/13/1862. $50

Gettysburg PA. Uncolored, about 6 3/4 by 4 inches. A detailed map showing the Gettysburg Battlefield. The positions of the Union and the Confederate armies are shown including the position of the Generals. The map shows the town of Gettysburg, roads, railroads, hills and rivers. "Pickett's Divide", "Seminary Ridge", and "Cemetery Ridge" and other notable positions are identified. $35

Gettysburg PA. Uncolored, about 12 by 9 1/2 inches. Has four maps on the page. The larger map shows the entire Gettysburg Battlefield. Three smaller maps are at left, and show the battlefield on July 1, then July 2 and July 3. The positions of the Union and the Confederate armies are shown as well as the positions of the Generals. All the maps show the town of Gettysburg, roads, railroads, hills and rivers. $75

Map of the scene of Operations of the army of the Cumberland in Tennessee, Georgia and Alabama. Uncolored, about 9 1/4 by 12 1/2 inches. Shows the location of the battles of Chickamauga, Chattanooga, lookout Mountain and Missionary ridge. Shows landforms, towns, roads and rails. $25

Mobile Harbor and Vicinity. Uncolored, about 6 1/2 by 8 inches. Shows the entire bay, a street grid for Mobile and surrounding landforms, towns, roads and rails. The batteries, forts, and the position of the two fleets at the entrance of the bay is shown. $25

Port Royal Naval Battle. Uncolored, about 6 1/2 by 7 inches. Shows the channel between St Phillips Island (partially shown), and the Fort Walker are of Hilton Head SC. shows the positions of the Union and Confederate boats, transports, and gun boats.