1st Mass. Heavy Artillery burying the dead at Mrs. Allsop's House, Pine Forest near Spottsylvania Court House, after the battle of 19th May, 1864. [Stereograph]

50th N.Y.V. engineers constructing road at Jericho Mills, on south bank of North Anna, Va. General headquarters' train crossing canvas pontoon bridge in the distance, 24th May, 1864

A Breakfast party at headquarters, Army Potomac, April, 1864

A bombproof shelter for the soldiers during the seige of Petersburg, August 10, 1864

A council of war at Massaponax Church, VA., 21st May, 1864. Gen. Grant and Meade, Asst. Sec. of War, Dana, and their staff officers

A harvest of death on the battle-field of Gettysburg

Battery fording a tributary of the Rappahannock on the day of the Battle of Cedar Mountain

Battle Field of Cedar Mountain

Bethel Church, Va., headquarters Gen. Burnside, May 23, 1864

Bombproof kitchen and tents on front line in front of Petersburg, August 10, 1864

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

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

Camp life in front of Petersburg during the dog days

Camp of Gen'l M'Dowell's body guard, July 5, 1862

Camp of Union soldiers on the line in front of Petersburg, Va., August 10, 1864

Camp of the 114th Pennsylvania Volunteer Regiment, April, 1864

Canvas pontoon bridge across the North Anna, Va., constructed by the 50th N.Y.V. engineers at Jericho Mills, where the 5th Corps under Gen. Warren crossed. View, looking down stream from north bank

Canvas pontoon bridges at Hanovertown Ferry on the Pamunky [sic], constructed by the 50th N. Y. V. Engineers, May 28, 1864. [Stereograph]

Capt. Bates' quarters, headquarters 3d Army Corps, Army Potomac, April, 1864

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

Commissary department, headquarters Army Potomac, April, 1864

Confederate Barracks, Manassas

Confederate soldiers who had evidently been shelled by our batteries on Round Top, at the battle of Gettysburg

Court house in Warrenton