Alfred Hirv (page 5)

Jeff Davis House. Genl. Ords headquarters Alfred R Waud

Portrait of Alfred Bruyas Ferdinand Victor Eugene Delacroix

Kimmidges Creek, left defence of the camp at Harrisons Landing, 1862 July-August Alfred R Waud

Going to the Post Alfred Stieglitz

Fairfax Alfred R Waud

Freedmans village, Greene Heights Arlington, VA. Alfred R Waud

The Steam Tug 'Alfred' off Tynemouth John Scott

Illustration for the poem 'Mariana' by Alfred, Lord Tennyson, 1875 Julia Margaret Cameron

Alfred J Goulding, Australian film director Anonymous

Portrait of the composer Alfred Bruneau, 1893-1894 Anonymous

Two sketches of a depot on the Charleston & Savannah Railroad Alfred R Waud

Portrait of Alfred Chauchard 1896 Benjamin (1845-1902) Constant

Alfred Nobel (1833?1896), aged 20 Anonymous

Mr. Alfred Billson New M.P. For Halifax Anonymous

Lord Alfred Douglas, at the age of Twenty-One, at Oxford, 1891 English Photographer

Caricature of Alfred Lord Tennyson Anonymous

The Very Rev. J.H Newman, engraved by John Alfred Vinter, 1850 Maria (after) Giberne

Scenes near Richmond, 1862 ca. July Alfred R Waud

The hitching post, Va Alfred R Waud

The Piping Shepherd Alfred Fripp

A settlers hut on the Red river Alfred R Waud

Alfred Neubauer making a point, c1954-c1955 Unknown

Albatross Alfred R Waud

A boat Alfred R Waud

Explosion at City Point, 1864 August 9 Alfred R Waud

In front of Petersburg Alfred R Waud

Tears from the depth of some divine despair Julia Margaret Cameron

Big Shanty Anonymous

The Island of Tristan D'Acunha South Atlantic Ocean Lately Visited by Prince Alfred in H.M.S. Galatea 1867 Anonymous

Poet Alfred Tennyson Anonymous

Room interior in Abraham Lincoln's home, Springfield, Illinois Anonymous

From city point, looking down Anonymous

U.S. Steamer Adelaide, which plys between Baltimore & Fort Monroe Alfred R Waud

Interior of the British Institution (Old Master Exhibition, Summer 1832) Alfred Joseph Woolmer

Alfred Hitchcock in 1960 Associated Newspapers

Bloomer Cut near Auburn, 800 feet long and 63 feet high. Alfred A. Hart