Drawing of prison camp scene, Andersonville National Historic Site, Georgia
Andersonville National Historic Site
Shebangs, Camp Scenes
Drawing of prison camp scene, Andersonville National Historic Site, Georgia
Andersonville National Historic Site
Shebangs, Camp Scenes
View from pigeon roost, Andersonville National Historic Site, Georgia
Andersonville National Historic Site
Pigeon Roost Stockade/Pigeon Roost
Prison camp scene, Andersonville National Historic Site, Georgia
Andersonville National Historic Site
Shebangs, Camp Scenes
Drawing of camp stream and latrines, Andersonville National Historic Site, Georgia
Andersonville National Historic Site
Clark Johnson Bull
Andersonville National Historic Site
Bull, Clark Johnson, People, 93rd Illinois Inf..
1864
Drawing of prison camp scene, Andersonville National Historic Site, Georgia
Andersonville National Historic Site
Shebangs, Camp Scenes
Men at camp latrine, Andersonville National Historic Site, Georgia
Andersonville National Historic Site
Envelope: Steam Whistle Signals Devised by Major T.B. Brooks, A.D.C. [Recto]
National Park Service
Front & back of envelope containing the words 'Steam Whistle Signals Devised by Major T.B. Brooks A.D.C. for the use of the U.S. Army Steam Transports in Department of the South. 1864
Envelope: Steam Whistle Signals Devised by Major T.B. Brooks, A.D.C. [Verso]
National Park Service
Front & back of envelope containing the words 'Steam Whistle Signals Devised by Major T.B. Brooks A.D.C. for the use of the U.S. Army Steam Transports in Department of the South. 1864
Document on misconduct by D W Whitney, Adjutant General's Office, War Department, parge 4
National Park Service
Document on misconduct by D W Whitney, Adjutant General's Office, War Department, page 3
National Park Service
Document on misconduct by D W Whitney, Adjutant General's Office, War Department, page 2
National Park Service
List of the different kinds of Engineers tools, Morris Island, January 4, 1864
National Park Service
Document on misconduct by D W Whitney, Adjutant General's Office, War Department, page 1
National Park Service
Letter, 1864 January 5, Terry to Turner, recommending that Ferrand proceed with his plans for communicating by signal
National Park Service
Letter to Turner from Terry stating that Ferrand has explained his plan for communicating by signal to Terry, and that a written description of his proposed apparature is enclosed. Terry recommends that Ferrand be directed to proceed with a trial and construct an apparature.
Letter, 1864 January 5, Terry to Turner, recommending that Ferrand proceed with his plans for communicating by signal
National Park Service
Letter to Turner from Terry stating that Ferrand has explained his plan for communicating by signal to Terry, and that a written description of his proposed apparature is enclosed. Terry recommends that Ferrand be directed to proceed with a trial and construct an apparature.
Letter, 1864 January 5, Terry to Turner, recommending that Ferrand proceed with his plans for communicating by signal
National Park Service
Letter to Turner from Terry stating that Ferrand has explained his plan for communicating by signal to Terry, and that a written description of his proposed apparature is enclosed. Terry recommends that Ferrand be directed to proceed with a trial and construct an apparature.
Clothing accounts, Adjutant General's Office, War Department
National Park Service
Document on misconduct by Captain Hugh Harkins, Adjutant General's Office, War Department [Recto]
National Park Service
Document on misconduct by Captain Hugh Harkins, Adjutant General's Office, War Department [Verso]
National Park Service
Two illustrations, 1864 [verso]
National Park Service
Interior of Fort Sumter after bombardment from Morris Island. Bursting of a shell in the streets of Charleston, South Carolina.
1864-01-09
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Multiple illustrations on Harper's Weekly, 1864 [verso]
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(Top) Interior of Fort Sumter after bombardment from Morris Island (Bottom) Bursting of a shell in the streets of Charleston, South Carolina.
1864-01-16
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Two illustrations and text, 1864 [recto]
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Daboll 's fog-trumpet in the British Channel. Rebel battery and obstructions in Charleston Harbor. From publication: Harper 's Ferry.
1864-01-16
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Letter, 1864 January 17, James F. Randelt (Morris Island) to Brooks, page 1
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Letter, 1864 January 17, James F. Randelt (Morris Island) to Brooks, page 2
National Park Service
Letter, 1864 January 17, James F. Randelt (Morris Island) to Brooks, page 3
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Letter, 1864 January 18, J.F. Ranulen (Morris Island) to Brooks, page 3
National Park Service
Letter, 1864 January 18, J.F. Ranulen (Morris Island) to Brooks, page 1
National Park Service
Letter, 1864 January 18, J.F. Ranulen (Morris Island) to Brooks, page 2
National Park Service
Illustrated south view of Morris Island, South Carolina, 1864
National Park Service
View of Morris Island, noting key points of Union encampment (numbered). Illustrator is believed to be Luis Mathot, member of Les Enfants Perdus (The Lost Children), an independent Union infantry battalion of the New York Zouaves, organized in New York City in 1862. Les Enfants participated in the assault on Battery Wagner in July 1863. Shortly afterward when the confederates evacuated the battery, Union troops, including Les Enfants, set up camp. You can see in incredible detail the encampments of the 54th Massachusetts, 52nd PA, and 104 PA, along with where camp headquarters are, and other defensive positions. Fort Sumter, Fort Sullivan (Fort Moultrie), ironsides, etc., are all also visible.
Letter, 1864 January 26, Ferrand to Mon General, written in French
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Letter to Mon General from Ferrand, written in French.
Letter, 1864 January 30, M.M. Marsh (Beaufort) to Major Brooks [Verso]
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Letter, 1864 January 30, M.M. Marsh (Beaufort) to Major Brooks [Recto]
National Park Service
1864-02-06
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Two illustrations, 1864 [verso]
National Park Service
Camp of the New York One-Hundred and Third before Charleston. Accident on the Pennsylvania Central Railroad From publication: Harper 's Weekly.
Page of text and illustrations, 1864 [verso]
National Park Service
Edward W. Green. Shelling a blockade-runneer aground off Sullivan 's Island.
1864-02-27
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1864-02-27
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Special orders no. 110 regarding Ferrand, written by Sealy by command of Gillmore
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Special orders no. 110 written by Sealy by command of Gillmore, stating that Private Isidore Ferrand will report for temporary duty to Lieutenant Edwards at the Engineer Depot at Hilton Head.
Letter, 1864 March 17, WC Hanford to Brooks
National Park Service
Letter to Brooks from Hanford enclosing the Signals and Sentences for Steamers, and advising Brooks to have Gillmore make application for procuring a boat.
Letter, 1864 March 17, Brooks to Captain King, regarding Mississippi Signals
National Park Service
Letter to Captain King from Major Brooks, stating that Brooks is preparing a system of Signals for Steam Whistles, and requesting a list of sentences for use in moving and maneuvering vessels.
Letter, 1864 March 17, WC Hanford to Brooks
National Park Service
Letter to Brooks from Hanford enclosing the Signals and Sentences for Steamers, and advising Brooks to have Gillmore make application for procuring a boat.
Letter, 1864 March 17, WC Hanford to Brooks
National Park Service
Letter to Brooks from Hanford enclosing the Signals and Sentences for Steamers, and advising Brooks to have Gillmore make application for procuring a boat.
Letter, 1864 March 18, William Reynolds to Brooks
National Park Service
Letter to Brooks from William Reynolds in response to Brooks' request to learn the Naval System of Signals. Reynolds writes that it is not in his power to furnish Brooks with them, as there is not any published system.
Text and multiple illustrations in Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper, 1863 [verso]
National Park Service
Washington 's birthday in the Army-Ball at the Second Corps Headquarters. Old Abe 's Nugget. Loss of the U. S. Sloop of war Housatonic, Capt. Pickering, off beach inlet, South Carolina.
1864-03-19
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Text in Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper, 1864 [recto]
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1864-03-19
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Envelope: Code of Signals for Steam Whistles, April 1864
National Park Service
Front & back of envelope containing the words 'Code of Signals for Steam Whistles proposed for use of U.S. Transports'
Envelope: Code of Signals for Steam Whistles, April 1864 [Recto]
National Park Service
Front & back of envelope containing the words 'Code of Signals for Steam Whistles proposed for use of U.S. Transports'
Letter, 1864 April 13, Wilcken to Brooks, regarding surgery in the 2nd Parallel
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Letter to Brooks from Wilcken regarding surgery in the 2nd Parallel. Wilcken writes that he has the honor to transmit a pen and ink sketch of the surgery.
Letter, 1864 May 6, Shaffer to Brooks, stating that Brooks is needed at Headquarters [Verso]
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Letter to Brooks from Shaffer? stating that Shaffer? has written General Gillmore that Brooks will not be detained from Gillmore's headquarters longer than this evening. General Gillmore says Brooks is greatly needed. Possibly by Shaffer.
Letter, 1864 May 6, Shaffer to Brooks, stating that Brooks is needed at Headquarters [Recto]
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Letter to Brooks from Shaffer? stating that Shaffer? has written General Gillmore that Brooks will not be detained from Gillmore's headquarters longer than this evening. General Gillmore says Brooks is greatly needed. Possibly by Shaffer.
Quarters of the Union Officers, Charleston, South Carolina [recto]
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From publication: Harper 's Weekly.
Two illustrations, 1864 [recto]
National Park Service
The splendid steamer St.John, of the people 's line for Albany, Capt. William H. Peck. The siege of Charleston-Charleston, Fort Johnson, the Citizen 's Battery, Battery Simpkins.
1864-09-13
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Letter, 1864 December 24, Ferrand to Terry, with sketches, written in French
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Letter to Terry from Ferrand with sketches, written in French
Letter, 1864 December 24, Ferrand to Terry, with sketches, written in French
National Park Service
Letter to Terry from Ferrand with sketches, written in French
Letter, 1864 December 24, Ferrand to Terry, with sketches, written in French
National Park Service
Letter to Terry from Ferrand with sketches, written in French
Letter, 1864 December 24, Ferrand to Terry, with sketches, written in French
National Park Service
Letter to Terry from Ferrand with sketches, written in French
Letter, 1864 December 31, Eaton to Brooks, relating to sand bags [Verso]
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Letter to Brooks from Eaton in response to Brooks' request for measurements of sand bags. Eaton reports the average dimensions and weight of sand bags at Fort Putnam. Eaton also writes that he wants to go home for a few days, and shall be very much obliged if Brooks airs that desire.
Letter, 1864 December 31, Eaton to Brooks, relating to sand bags [Recto]
National Park Service
Letter to Brooks from Eaton in response to Brooks' request for measurements of sand bags. Eaton reports the average dimensions and weight of sand bags at Fort Putnam. Eaton also writes that he wants to go home for a few days, and shall be very much obliged if Brooks airs that desire.
Photograph of interior of Fort Moultrie, South Carolina, 1865
National Park Service
ID/HP Ft. Moultrie 1865 3C.
Interior view of Castle Pinckney, Charleston Harbor, South Carolina, 1865
National Park Service
Damaged interior of Fort Moultrie, South Carolina, 1865
National Park Service
15 3B Interior FM CA. 1865.
1865
Photograph of interior of Fort Moultrie and supplies piles, South Carolina, 1865
National Park Service
ID/HP 1865 Ft. Moultrie 3C.
Photograph of interior of Fort Moultrie and supplies, South Carolina, 1865
National Park Service
3C interior fort Moultrie.
Remains of interior of Fort Moultrie following bombardment, South Carolina, 1865
National Park Service
ID/HP interior FM 1865 3b.
Confederate prison, Petersburg, Virginia
Andersonville National Historic Site
Petersburg, VA, Confederate Camps
Prisoner portrait, Andersonville National Historic Site, Georgia
Andersonville National Historic Site
Andersonville Prisoner
Entrance of the Fifty-fifth Massachusetts (colored) Regiment into Charleston, South Carolina, 1865
National Park Service
Multiple illustrations and text on Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper, 1865 [recto]
National Park Service
Seacoast operations against Charleston - Brilliant dash and capture of rebel rifle-pits and prisoners by the U.S troops on James Island, South Carolina. The robber throws off his disguise. Hospitality asked and given.
Text on Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper, 1865 [verso]
National Park Service
1865-03-04
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The 55th Massachusetts singing John Brown's March, Charleston, South Carolina, 1865 [recto]
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From publication: Harper 's Weekly.
Multiple illustrations and text [verso]
National Park Service
Robert Smalls, Captain of the gun-boat "Planter". The gun-boat "Planter," run out of Charleston, S.C., by Robery Smalls, May, 1862. Feeding the negro children under charge of the military authorities at Hilton Head, South Carolina.
Illustration and text on Harper's Weekly, 1865[verso]
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Visit to Fort Sumter by General Gillmore and staff.
Multiple illustrations and text in Harper's Weekly, 1865 [verso]
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Landing of General Potter 's and Admiral Dahlgren 's troops at Bull 's Bay, South Carolina. The rebel General Ewell 's head-quarters, four miles from Charleston.
1865-03-18
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Text from Frank Leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1865 [verso]
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1865-03-25
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Multiple illustrations on front page of Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper, New York, 1865 [recto]
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(Clockwise) 165, 167 and 169 Meeting street, Charleston. East Bay street, looking south, Charleston. Gentlemen 's Ordinary, Charleston Hotel, Charleston. General appearance of Charleston showing the effect of Federal bombardment. Kitchen attached to 53 Wentworth Stree- Effect of two shells.
Multiple illustrations, Frank Leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1865 [recto]
National Park Service
Fort Sumter ruins visit, General Gillmore, Gereral Potter, General Webster, Mrs Colonel Woodford, South Carolina. View of fort, Sketch from Morris Island.
Text in Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspapers, 1865 [verso]
National Park Service
1865-03-25
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Multiple illustrations and text in Harper's Weekly, 1865[recto]
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Winnsborough, South Carolina. General Mower firing the Balkely gun across the pedee. United States arsenal at Fayetteville, South Carolina. Saluda Factory, Near Columbia, South Carolina. Camp Sorghum, Opposite Columbia, South Carolina.
1865-04-01
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Three illustrations [recto]
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Fort sumter-side toward Charleston. Negro recruits at Charleston. Long dock at Hilton Head-landing of recruits from Charleston From publication: Harper 's Weekly.
1865-04-01
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Multiple illustrations, 1865 [recto]
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Fort Sumter-side toward Charleston. Negro recruits at Charleston. Long dock at Hilton Head-Landing of recruits from Charleston From publication: Harper 's Weekly.
Letter,1865 April 8, Beecher to Van Vliet
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Letter to Van Vliet from Beecher requesting a trip to Charleston.
Damage sustained during Civil War, Fort Sumter, South Carolina, 1865
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Damage sustained during Civil War, Fort Sumter, South Carolina, 1865
National Park Service
Damage sustained during Civil War, Fort Sumter, South Carolina, 1865
National Park Service
Damage sustained during Civil War, Fort Sumter, South Carolina, 1865
National Park Service
Damage sustained during Civil War, Fort Sumter, South Carolina, 1865
National Park Service
Damage sustained during Civil War, Fort Sumter, South Carolina, 1865
National Park Service
Fort Sumter, presented by the Hon. E. M. Stanton, Secretary of War, to Maj. Gen'l Abner Doubleday, an invited guest at the ceremonies of restoring the National Flag by Gen. Anderson on the Ramparts of the Fort on the 14th April 1865.
1865-04-14
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