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- Battle of Bull Run
- Stereograph: Engraving or drawing (?) of Battle of Bull Run. Combat scene involving cannons, horses, soldiers, rifles with bayonets. The U.S. flag lies on the ground.
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- Beauregard's Headquarters, Manassas
- Stereograph: Two story brick house with tree-lined walkway to front door, people on front steps. Inscription on verso 'This home was owned by the same McLean who owned the building where Lee surrendered to Grant', Manassas is near Bull Run Pierre Gustave Toutant Beauregard (28 May 1818-20 Feb. 1893) Officer in the Confederate Army during the U.S. Civil War who served as commander of various Confederate Army Departments with the rank of General.
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- Bull Run Battlefield, Va.
- Stereograph: Expanse of battlefield, an empty field with shrubbery; a few houses in the background on a hillside.
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- Bull Run Monuments
- Stereograph: Group of soldiers in front of stone pyramid topped with a shell.
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- Confederate Barracks, Manassas
- Stereograph: Four log cabins among trees.
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- Headquarters Gen'l M'Dowell, (formerly Gen'l Beauregard's)
- Stereograph: Group of covered wagons with horses, tents, the U.S. flag; all camped in an open field near a house. Inscription: (Manassas?), Irvin McDowell (15 Oct. 1818-4 May 1885) Graduated from West Point in 1838. At the start of the Civil War, McDowell was a brevet major and served on General Winfield Scott's staff. In late May 1861 he was given the command of the Union forces in the Department of Northeastern Virginia. McDowell led a corps in the Second Bull Run (Second Manassas) campaign. He was sent to command a territorial department on the West Coast. After the Civil War, he commanded the Department of the East from 1868 to 1872 and the Department of the South from 1872 to 1876. Pierre Gustave Toutant Beauregard (28 May 1818-20 Feb. 1893) Officer in the Confederate Army during the U.S. Civil War who served as commander of various Confederate Army Departments with the rank of General.
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- Our artist at Manassas, 4th July, 1862
- Stereograph: Portable photographer's darkroom on wheels, parked among trees, photographer (O'Sullivan?) standing next to it. Inscription on verso 'One of Brady's outfits that photographed the Civil War', Timothy H. O'Sullivan (1840-14 Jan. 1882) Photographer whose career began as an apprentice operator in Mathew Brady's daguerreotype studio in New York City. Based out of Washington D.C., O'Sullivan photographed military sites and personnel during the Civil War. Followed General William Tecumseh Sherman through South Carolina from December 1861 to May 1862. Over the next three years, O'Sullivan worked for Alexander Gardner photographing soldiers, war equipment, and the aftermath of many significant battles. Following the Civil War, O'Sullivan participated in a number of important scientific and military surveys of the western United States.
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- Picket Station, Blackburn's Ford, Bull Run
- Stereograph: Soldiers sitting, eating, reclining in and around a tent at a reserve picket station near Bull Run.
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- Robinson's House, Bull Run
- Stereograph: Wooden house with porch, trees in yard. Inscription on verso 'Where 'Stonewall' Jackson won his nickname.'
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- Ruins of Mrs. Henry's House, Bull Run
- Stereograph: Ruins of a house. Stone fireplace still standing; remains of wooden planks and rubble strewn around fireplace. Soldiers both sitting and standing in vicinity.
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- Sherman's Battery, as it appeared on its return from the Battle of Bull Run
- Stereograph: Group of battery wagons and soldiers, on road in front of unmarked building. Large photographic defect in left hand picture.
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- Soldiers' Graves, Bull Run
- Stereograph: A soldier looking at soldiers' graves, marked with wooden stakes, next to a creek or marsh.
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- Sudley's Ford and Church, Bull Run
- Stereograph: Brick foundation or bunker on river's edge, child seated on stairs. Fence, trees and house on a hill across the river.
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- Sudley's Ford, Bull Run
- Stereograph: Seven men on horseback crossing a creek. Group of four children in the foreground on near side of creek.
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- The new bridge at Bull Run, built by M'Dowell's engineers
- Stereograph: Wooden plank bridge, man walking across.
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- View on Bull Run
- Stereograph: View down a river with trees on either bank, logs fallen into the water. Inscription on Verso 'To view correctly reverse the stereo halves, place left half at right'Stereo halves are separated.
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- [Remains on battlefield of Bull Run]
- Stereograph: Remains (bones) on battlefield of Bull Run.