Catlett's Station

Hotel at Warrenton Springs, Va. Street view south

Hotel at Sulphur Springs, Virginia. Rear view

View in Warrenton

Court house in Warrenton

Street approaching Warrenton. Court house in the distance

Railroad depot and yard, Culpepper [sic]

Fugitive Negroes fording the Rappahannock, fleeing from Jackson's army

Rappahannock bridge. South view

Erecting bridge across north fork of Rappahannock, near Sulphur Springs, Va.

Bridge over the north fork of the Rappahannock, near Sulphur Springs, Va.

White House, formerly residence of Mrs. Custis Washington. Now the residence of Col. Lee, May 17, 1862. Since burned

Building railroad bridge, across Cedar Run near Catlett's Station. Destroyed by the Confederates when they fell back before the Army of the Potomac, under Gen'l Meade, Oct. 13, 1863

Principal fort at Centreville

Removing the wounded across the Rappahannock, under a Flag of Truce, after the Battle of Chancellorsville

Residence John Minor Botts, Va., southeast, September, 1863

Capt. H. Smith's mess, Co. D, 93 N. Y. V., Bealton, Va. August, 1863

View of carpenter, wheelwright, and harness shops at headquarters Army of the Potomac, April, 1864

Hotel at Sulphur Springs, Va. North view

View at Losser's [Trostle's] barn, where the 9th Massachusetts battery was cut up

View of Slaughter Pen at battle of Gettysburg

Dead Confederate sharp shooter at the battle of Gettysburg

Slaughter pen on left wing at battle of Gettysburg

A Confederate sharp-shooter, who had been killed by a shell at battle of Gettysburg