Officers 1st U. S. V. V. Eng'rs

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  Non-Com'd Staff, 1st U. S. V. V. Engr's

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  Eight smaller portraits framed by wreaths surrounding a larger portrait in the center on a single sheet. All letter and decorations are hand done. Above each portrait in the name of the sitter. The largest portrait in the center is that of H. D. Olds, Lt, and Adjt. At the top center, proceeding clockwise are: P. N. Fox ; Chas. H. Mead; C. S. Carr; W. J. Crow; Oscar Haise; A. S. Hurtt; Wm. T. Green; and H. P. Colgrove. The chevrons on a number of the men have been painted blue.

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  Steamboat, U. S. Navy Yards, 1864

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  Image of a steamboat being built; the framing for the hull sits on the slipways. There are a number of workmen standing either next to or inside the unfinished hull. Just beyond are two vessels, a steamboat not yet completed, and the Steamboat Bridgeport.

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  [Seated Union army officer]

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  This collection contains 54 photographs by photographer Isaac H. Bonsall chiefly depicting the landscape and Union Army operations during the American Civil War in Chattanooga, Tennessee, Murfreesboro, Tennessee, Lookout Mountain, Georgia, Corinth, Mississippi, and the surrounding regions, from approximately 1862 to 1865. The prints primarily document encampments, buildings, artillery, steamships, railroad bridges, and soldiers. The collection also includes some portraits of soldiers and Union officers, including the officers of the 1st United States Veteran Volunteer Engineers and Generals William S. Rosencrans, John H. King, George H. Thomas, and Joseph Hooker. Among the images are two images of African American Union troops. A landscape view of grazing farm animals near Arkansas City, Kansas, is the only image in the collection that does not date from the Civil War, and also the only image carrying Bonsall's imprint. There are also two additional images that were not taken by Bonsall and include copyright information for N. Brown.

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  Camp of U. S. Colored Infantry at Chattanooga, Tennessee, near Sanitary Garden

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  Image of several cabins and a small cleared area between the cabins next to the Tennessee River. In the clear area, African-American troops stand or sit with muskets stacked. There is a drummer to the right; two white officers stand off to the right.

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  House presented to Lt. Genl. U. S. Grant by the Citizens of Galena, Ills

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  Photograph of a brick, two story home. There are men standing outside the home. A white picket fence is in the foreground.

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  [U.S. Army Brig. Gen. Wm. S. Rosecrans]

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  This collection contains 54 photographs by photographer Isaac H. Bonsall chiefly depicting the landscape and Union Army operations during the American Civil War in Chattanooga, Tennessee, Murfreesboro, Tennessee, Lookout Mountain, Georgia, Corinth, Mississippi, and the surrounding regions, from approximately 1862 to 1865. The prints primarily document encampments, buildings, artillery, steamships, railroad bridges, and soldiers. The collection also includes some portraits of soldiers and Union officers, including the officers of the 1st United States Veteran Volunteer Engineers and Generals William S. Rosencrans, John H. King, George H. Thomas, and Joseph Hooker. Among the images are two images of African American Union troops. A landscape view of grazing farm animals near Arkansas City, Kansas, is the only image in the collection that does not date from the Civil War, and also the only image carrying Bonsall's imprint. There are also two additional images that were not taken by Bonsall and include copyright information for N. Brown.

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