Alfred R Waud (page 13)

Ruined dock Saw mill Camp behind trees Battery on hill. Evansport Batteries Alfred R Waud

Sketches of details of bunting for Lincoln's funeral Anonymous

Guerilla warfare. Unarmed Union soldiers fired at by farmers on the James River, 1862 ca. July 8 Alfred R Waud

Portion of Rebel battery at Wynns Mill. The gun which wounded Lieut. Wagner. Topographical Engineer, 1862 ca. April Alfred R Waud

On Hancocks front the soldiers having no picks and shovels used bayonets, tin pans, old canteens, and even their hands... Alfred R Waud

Cumberland on the York river 1862, Anonymous

Mary hights sic, Turkey hole mt. Blue Ridge Alfred R Waud

Destruction of bridge telegraph tanks Etc. in Warrenton Junction Anonymous

Two soldiers keep watch over Lincoln's casket in Springfield Anonymous

The captured flags in the O, 1862 February Alfred R Waud

Jersey troops breaking the ground for a fort to defend Washington Alfred R Waud

Sheridan's ride at the battle of Cedar Creek, Va., Oct. 19, 1864 Alfred R. Waud

Officer of 8th N.Y. German rifles and Band Anonymous

Supply, Broadside view of frigate, 1860-1865 Alfred R Waud

Lincoln's body lying in state in the East room White house Anonymous

Scene with conquistadors Anonymous

Left of No. 6, May 5th Anonymous

Barricade at the R.R. Depot in Gettysburg Anonymous

Benjamin Butler Anonymous

Dalles of the St. Louis Alfred R. Waud

U.S. Steamer Anonymous

Corn piled up on forward deck Anonymous

Peabody and Georgianna, Anonymous

Taking up position, Cold Harbor, June 2 Anonymous

Map of battlefield Anonymous

Geisboro, cavalry depot Anonymous

Confederate General John Bell Hood Anonymous

Three ships at sea Anonymous

Genl. Humphreys charging at the head of his division after sunset of the 13th Dec Anonymous

Ft. Henry. Tennessee River Anonymous

Rebel wounded coming in as prisoners on the field of battle, 1863 ca. July Alfred R Waud

Confederate General William Joseph Hardee, between 1862 November and 1863 January Anonymous

Prize brig captured at Hatteras Inlet Anonymous

Captain Craig of Flints staff Anonymous

Scene at Chancellorsville during the battle, May 1st 1863, Anonymous

Military encampment at plantation house Anonymous