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  Group on Culp's Hill at Gettysburg

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  Group portrait of 13 Civil War veterans on Culp's Hill, Gettysburg. Six of the men are standing, the rest are sitting on the ground. One man whose is standing is holding up a pair of field glasses. the majority of the men have ribbons with a a star attached to their lapels. There is a 14th man in the background, although he appears to be an observer, not part of the group. Below the image is stamped: P. S. Weaver, Hanover, Pa.

  photCL 305 (22)

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  Photograph album of groups of Civil War veterans at battlefield sites, and related images

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  An album of photographs of groups of people gathered for reunions and commemorations of the Civil War, chiefly in the 1880s. The album contains albumen prints, 7 x 9 inches, mounted on board, with no handwriting or identifications, though many are at Gettysburg. Some groups are posed at battlefield monuments that reveal locations, such as one at Little Round Top, and another of five veterans posed with historian John B. Bachelder at the 29th Ohio Infantry Monument, Gettysburg. Men are often wearing badges or ribbons with a star, and sometimes military hats. A few women also appear in the groups. Two photographs depict crowds gathered to hear a speaker on a platform, and another shows a group standing in front of a tree posted with a sign reading "Here is where Gen. Reynolds was killed, July 1, 1863." Identified photographers are: P. S. Weaver (view of a group on Culp's Hill at Gettysburg), W. H. Tipton, Rile, and Rile & Kerns. Two mounted photographs by Mathew Brady, 1862, were laid in the album: "No. 207. Soldiers' Graves at Bull Run" and "No. 237. Ruins at Manassas." The Brady images and two others loose from the album are housed in Box 2.

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  Photograph album

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  An album of photographs of groups of people gathered for reunions and commemorations of the Civil War, chiefly in the 1880s. The album contains albumen prints, 7 x 9 inches, mounted on board, with no handwriting or identifications, though many appear to be at Gettysburg. Some groups are posed at battlefield monuments that reveal locations, such as one at Little Round Top, and another of five veterans posed with historian John B. Bachelder at the 29th Ohio Infantry Monument, Gettysburg. Men are often wearing badges or ribbons with a star, and sometimes military hats. A few women also appear in the groups. Two photographs depict crowds gathered to hear a speaker on a platform, and another shows a group standing in front of a tree posted with a sign reading "Here is where Gen. Reynolds was killed, July 1, 1863." Identified photographers are: P. S. Weaver (view of a group on Culp's Hill at Gettysburg), W. H. Tipton, Rile, and Rile & Kerns. Two mounted photographs by Mathew Brady, 1862, were laid in the album: "No. 207. Soldiers' Graves at Bull Run" and "No. 237. Ruins at Manassas." The Brady images and two others loose from the album are housed in Box 2.

  photCL 305

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  Veterans posing with John B. Bachelder at the 29th Ohio Infantry Monument, Gettysburg

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  Image of six men at the monument for the 29th Ohio Infantry at Gettysburg. Five of the men are sitting on the base of the monument. John B. Bachelder is man standing on the right.

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  Rotary Convention group portrait, Pasadena. 1923

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  A panoramic group portrait of participants at a Rotary Convention in Pasadena. The group consists of around 400 people, mostly men, with a few women and even fewer children. Most of the people have ribbons or badges attached to their clothes, and a group on the right are wearing sombreros.

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  Washington; Wisconsin; Wyoming

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  Wisconsin portraits include: a man wearing Viking-style clothing; workers with tools (a machinist and carpenters); men wearing fur coats; a man with blanket and small medicine bag, identified as "Dr. Cole of West Lima." One portrait of a man wearing railroad uniform, identified as a Union Pacific brakeman.

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