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Review of the Mass. volunteer militia. at Concord, Sept. 9th, 1859

Description: Image of the Massachusetts Volunteer Militia and the artillery of Boston assembled for review by Governor Nathaniel P. Banks and Major General John Ellis Wool in Concord, Massachusetts, in 1859; many ranks of soldiers outside a military camp on foot, on horseback, and accompanying horse-drawn cannons march past an assembled group of military and civilian observers; camp tents and landscape in background; small vignette with battle monument and a single man observing in bottom center margin.
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Date: 1859
Call number: priJLC_MIL_001308
Creator: Last, Jay T

Camp Brightwood. Col. Henry S. Briggs, 10th Regt. Mass. Volunteers

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Image of the 10th Regiment of the Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry drilling in ranks at military Camp Brightwood, Washington, D.C.; Union soldiers march led by officers on horseback; American flag, tents, covered wagons and cannons visible around the camp.

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Image of a military camp near Baltimore, Maryland, showing Union soldiers in military uniform both on guard and relaxing near tents during the American Civil War.

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Image of an elevated view of the Camp Belger military camp barracks in Baltimore, Maryland, during the American Civil War; long ranks of soldiers drilling in yard in front of camp buildings; horse-drawn carriage on dirt road in foreground; list of names of military personnel of the 51st Regiment of Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry in bottom margin.

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Encampments of the Forty Third, Forty Fifth, Seventeenth & Fifty First Regiments Massachusetts Volunteers

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View of the battle ground at Concord, Mass

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Image of a landscape view of the battlefield grounds and American Revolutionary War monument at Concord, Massachusetts; town of Concord in background at right.

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Review of the Mass. volunteer militia. at Concord, Sept. 9th, 1859

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