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5th New York Zouaves, "Duryee's Zouaves", ca. 1862. Print by Dan Nance. Civil War Flags, Louisiana, Culture War, Military Diorama

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5th New York Zouaves, "Duryee's Zouaves", ca. 1862. Print by Dan Nance.

Corporal, 5th New York Volunteer Infantry - Duryee's Zouaves - by Don Troiani lively continuance Empire Ottoman, Janissaries, Crimean War

Corporal, 5th New York Volunteer Infantry - Duryee's Zouaves - by Don Troiani lively continuance

155th Pennsyulvania Regiment Nashville, Battle Of Gettysburg

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155th Pennsyulvania Regiment

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The USS Essex. The 1000-ton ironclad river gunboat, originally a steam-powered ferry, was acquired during the American Civil War by the US Army in 1861 for the Western Gunboat Flotilla. She was transferred to the US Navy in 1862 and participated in several operations on the Mississippi River, including the capture of Baton Rouge and Port Hudson in 1863. History Photos, Confederate States Of America, Us Navy Ships

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The USS Essex. The 1000-ton ironclad river gunboat, originally a steam-powered ferry, was acquired during the American Civil War by the US Army in 1861 for the Western Gunboat Flotilla. She was transferred to the US Navy in 1862 and participated in several operations on the Mississippi River, including the capture of Baton Rouge and Port Hudson in 1863.

Civil War Generals - Union History Teachers, Afghanistan War, Iraq War

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Colonel William W. Averell, 3rd Pennsylvania Cavalry, and Staff - Westover Landing, VA, August 1862 Mexican American War, Westover, War Photography, Cavalry

Mexican American War

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Colonel William W. Averell, 3rd Pennsylvania Cavalry, and Staff - Westover Landing, VA, August 1862

Stevensburg, Virginia (vicinity Brandy Station, Va.). General Judson Kilpatrick and staff. Military Veterans, Military Service, Fort Sumter

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Stevensburg, Virginia (vicinity Brandy Station, Va.). General Judson Kilpatrick and staff.

Delavan S. Miller. Miller enlisted at the age of 12 and served as a drummer in Co. H, 2nd New York Heavy Artillery. That unit began the war occupying fortifications surrounding Washington. However, in May 1864, the unit was transferred to the Second Corps, Army of the Potomac and saw action throughout the rest of the war, suffering over 1,100 battle casualties. Confederate Flag, Confederacy, Political Figures

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Delavan S. Miller. Miller enlisted at the age of 12 and served as a drummer in Co. H, 2nd New York Heavy Artillery. That unit began the war occupying fortifications surrounding Washington. However, in May 1864, the unit was transferred to the Second Corps, Army of the Potomac and saw action throughout the rest of the war, suffering over 1,100 battle casualties.

Maj. Gen. John Alexander McClernand (May 30, 1812 – September 20, 1900) was an American lawyer and politician, and a Union general in the American Civil War. During the siege of Vicksburg, Grant relieved McClernand of his command for his intemperate and unauthorized communication with the press, finally putting an end to a rivalry that had caused Grant discomfort since the beginning of the war. McClernand left the Army in 1864 and served as a judge and a politician in the postbellum era. American Heroes, Shelby Foote, Major General

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Maj. Gen. John Alexander McClernand (May 30, 1812 – September 20, 1900) was an American lawyer and politician, and a Union general in the American Civil War. During the siege of Vicksburg, Grant relieved McClernand of his command for his intemperate and unauthorized communication with the press, finally putting an end to a rivalry that had caused Grant discomfort since the beginning of the war. McClernand left the Army in 1864 and served as a judge and a politician in the postbellum era.

Danny's History & Ancient Cash Coins

Danny's History & Ancient Cash Coins

23rd Ohio Volunteer Infantry, American Civil War Post Mortem, Memento Mori, Ohio

23rd Ohio Volunteer Infantry, American Civil War

Jenn A Visual Capsule

Jenn A Visual Capsule

Amazing photograph of a very historical day with Troops marching in Gettysburg from the town towards the Memorial Cemetery for Mr. Lincoln to make history by giving his Gettysburg Address speech. He would perhaps be somewhere in the photograph or very near in the procession. *s* British History, Captain American, American West, Native American, Gettysburg Address Speech, Old Pictures, Old Photos

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Amazing photograph of a very historical day with Troops marching in Gettysburg from the town towards the Memorial Cemetery for Mr. Lincoln to make history by giving his Gettysburg Address speech. He would perhaps be somewhere in the photograph or very near in the procession. *s*

Captain Nathan J. Johnson. Drum Major (and later 2nd Lt) Patrick Ford in the background. 93rd New York Infantry.If you click on the image,there is a discussion of the photo,which certainly answered my questions about this intriguing image. Vintage Photographs, Vintage Photos, Canadian Soldiers

Vintage Photographs

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Captain Nathan J. Johnson. Drum Major (and later 2nd Lt) Patrick Ford in the background. 93rd New York Infantry.If you click on the image,there is a discussion of the photo,which certainly answered my questions about this intriguing image.

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Union cavalryman Jack Williams fought in 18 battles and was wounded three times and taken prisoner once. He was later revealed to be Frances Clalin a mother-of-three from Illinois Women In History, World History, Brave, Cavalryman, Women Fight, Female Soldier

Women In History

Union cavalryman Jack Williams fought in 18 battles and was wounded three times and taken prisoner once. He was later revealed to be Frances Clalin a mother-of-three from Illinois

Sgt. William H. Carney won the Congressional Medal of Honor for his bravery during the Civil War on July 18, 1863 (the first Black soldier to receive the coveted award). Sargent Carney, a member of the 54th Massachusetts Colored infantry was wounded twice during the charge on Fort Wagner, S.C. while rescuing the Union Flag. Today In Black History, Black History Facts, African American History, Slavery History, History Education, Strange History, Medal Of Honor Recipients

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Sgt. William H. Carney won the Congressional Medal of Honor for his bravery during the Civil War on July 18, 1863 (the first Black soldier to receive the coveted award). Sargent Carney, a member of the 54th Massachusetts Colored infantry was wounded twice during the charge on Fort Wagner, S.C. while rescuing the Union Flag.

Presidents in uniform: William McKinley, Union Army (via Ohio) during the Civil War. McKinley was one of 5 Civil War vets to become president, and chronologically the last. American Presidents, William Mckinley, Presidential History, Historia Universal, Interesting History

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Presidents in uniform: William McKinley, Union Army (via Ohio) during the Civil War. McKinley was one of 5 Civil War vets to become president, and chronologically the last.

An American Concentration Camp This is in AMERICA. During the Civil War, "Camp Sumter" as it was officially known was built east of Andersonville in February of 1864 & received roughly 45,000 Union prisoners. Nearly 13,000 soldiers died. (I had heard 'Camp Sumter' mentioned in movies but never knew this is what it was. There were 'camps' like this in the north also.) kn Horror, Black History, History Channel, Family History, American Government, Historical Sites

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An American Concentration Camp This is in AMERICA. During the Civil War, "Camp Sumter" as it was officially known was built east of Andersonville in February of 1864 & received roughly 45,000 Union prisoners. Nearly 13,000 soldiers died. (I had heard 'Camp Sumter' mentioned in movies but never knew this is what it was. There were 'camps' like this in the north also.) kn

Union Cavalry Sergeant with US Model 1840 saber. This saber was known as the "wristbreaker"... History For Kids, Army Uniform

History For Kids

Union Cavalry Sergeant with US Model 1840 saber. This saber was known as the "wristbreaker"...

Captain Nathan J. Johnson. Drum Major (and later 2nd Lt) Patrick Ford in the background. 93rd New York Infantry.

Captain Nathan J. Johnson. Drum Major (and later 2nd Lt) Patrick Ford in the background. 93rd New York Infantry.

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Civil War Photo of Union General, John Wilson Sprague

PATRIOTIC CIVIL WAR TOKEN THE FLAG OF OUR UNION 1863 ARMY AND NAVY Old Coins, Rare Coins

PATRIOTIC CIVIL WAR TOKEN THE FLAG OF OUR UNION 1863 ARMY AND NAVY