[Soldiers guarding railroad equipment.]

Where Sumner's Corps charged at Antietam

Westover Landing, James River, July 1862

War effect of a shell on a Confederate soldier at battle of Gettysburg

View on battle field. Group of Louisiana regiment as they fell at the battle of Antietam. The contest at this point had been very severe

View on battle field of Antietam where Sumner's corps charged the enemy. Scene of terrific conflict

View on battle field of Antietam near Sherrick's house, where the 79th New York Volunteers fought after they crossed the creek. Group of dead Confederates

View on battle field of Antietam

View on Bull Run

View of ditch on right wing, which had been used as a rifle pit by the Confederates at the battle of Antietam

View of battle field of Antietam on day of battle, 17th September, 1862

View of Slaughter Pen at battle of Gettysburg

View of Fredericksburg from Tyler's Battery

View of Fredericksburg

View near the [Em]mittsburg road on battle-field [of] Gettysburg

View in ditch on the right wing after the battle of Antietam

View at Aquia Creek Landing, from Commissary Department

The sunken road' at Antietam. A Union battery succeeded in getting an excellent range of this road and slaughtered the enemy like sheep

The slaughter pen at Gettysburg

The new bridge at Bull Run, built by M'Dowell's engineers

The Teazer [sic] Confederate gunboat, captured by the Maritanza [sic]. July 4, 1862. This view shows the destruction caused by the bursting of 100 pound rifled shell

The 'Sunken Road' at Antietam

Sudley's Ford, Bull Run

Sudley's Ford and Church, Bull Run