Arsenal yard, Washington, D.C., from roof of modern arsenal

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  View of arsenal yard, Washington, D.C

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  View of U.S. arsenal yard, Washington, D.C. Shows men standing amongst stacked cannon balls, pieces of artillery and cannon debris. Title on mount: U.S. Arsenal. Handwritten in upper left corner: No. 38.

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  Thlrteen-inch mortar, arsenal yard, Washington, D.C

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  A man stands besides a thirteen-inch "Dictator" mortar in the U.S. arsenal yard, Washington. D.C. There are other cannon barrels lined up in a row behind the man. Title on mount: U.S. Arsenal. Handwritten in upper left corner: No. 41.

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  Entrance to U.S. Arsenal, Washington

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  A railroad track leads to a Union soldier guarding the entrance to the U.S. Arsenal, Washington, D.C. A row of brick structures stand behind the soldier in left-hand side of photo. Title on mount: Entrance U.S. Arsenal Washington. Handwritten in upper left corner: No. 37.

  photCL 301 (84)

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  View from W. H. Whiton's home, Georgetown, D.C

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  Photograph shows an aerial view of Georgetown rooftops, the Potomac River, and Mason's Island, now known as Theodore Roosevelt Island, Washington, D.C. This image similar to photCL 301 (68). Title on mount: View from W. H. Whiton's home, Georgetown, D.C. Handwritten in upper left corner: No. 49.

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  View of Potomac from W. H. Whiton's house; Potomac River above Washington

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  Photograph shows an aerial view of Georgetown rooftops and backyard gardens, the Potomac River, and Mason's Island Washington, D.C. This image similar to photCL 301 (71). Title on mount: Potomac River above Washington, View of Potomac from W H Whiton's house. Handwritten in upper left corner: No. 48 .

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  Framing Yard, Construction Corps

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  Track near the Potomac River, in Alexandria. Lumber; part of construction force at work. Title on mount: Framing Yard, Construction Corps. Handwritten in upper left corner: No. 29.

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