Fort Sumter after the bombardment.
Where one of Grant's messengers called. [Damage from shelling, Dunlop house parlor, Petersburg.]
Fort McAllister, on the Ogechee River, Georgia.
Sherman's men destroying railroad.
General Sherman and staff. [Group portrait taken on July 18, 1864.]
Old Tecumseh" himself. [Portrait of General Sherman on horseback.]
One reason why we did not go to Richmond. [Confederate gun at Fort Darling.]
It is the bean, that we mean, so white and lean."
U.S. steamer "Massasoit," in James River, 1864.
Where prisoners were exchanged. [Aiken's Landing, point of exchange for Union and Confederate prisoners.]
Filling their canteens. [Soldiers gathered at a well and "spring house."]
Headquarters 10th Army Corps, Hatchies Run, Va.
Union siege artillery "in park" at Yorktown.
Union siege artillery "in park" at Yorktown.
Slave pen, Alexandria, Va. [Soldiers standing in front of Price, Birch, & Co, Dealers in Slaves.]
Confederate dead at Fort Robinette, Corinth.
English Armstrong gun in Fort Fisher, N.C.
Encampment at Cumberland Landing, Va.
Railroad battery before Petersburg.
Interior of Fort Sedgwick.
The Union line before Petersburg.
The Union line before Petersburg.
The Union line before Petersburg.
The Union line before Petersburg.
First wagon train entering Petersburg.
Collecting remains of the [Union] dead.
Our boys in the trenches.
Our boys in the trenches.
Our boys in the trenches.
A Confederate redout [redoubt].