Genl wilson posters & prints

Destruction of Genl. Lees lines of Communication in Virginia by Genl. Wilson Alfred R Waud

Genl Lees position Anonymous

Genl. Franklin Alfred R Waud

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

Genl Warren on Round Top, 1863 July Alfred R Waud

Rebel prisoners captured in the charge of Genl. Wrights Corps, running in Alfred R Waud

Genl. Andrew Jackson J. Wood

Genl. Stevensons Headqurters, Harpers Ferry Alfred R Waud

Victorious Advance of Genl. Sykes (regulars) May 1st 1863 Alfred R Waud

Genl Ludlow, 1864 Alfred R Waud

Genl. Kuropatkin ready for anything awaits the coming of the Japanes Kobayashi Kiyochika

Genl. Haupts bridge over Potomac Creek Va, destroyed by the Rebels, 1863 ca. August Alfred R Waud

Jeff Davis House. Genl. Ords headquarters Alfred R Waud

Jack Wilson Brian O'Connor

Naval Academy Cadets Attending Wilson's Inauguration Anonymous

Genl. Lee leaving the McLean house after the surrender, 1865 April 9 Alfred R Waud

A gopher hole. Commanding position held by the Rebels in front of Genl. Warren. Officers quarters on the front Alfred R Waud

The last of Genl. Lees Headquarters Petersburg, after the battle Alfred R Waud

Lt. Genl. A.P. Stewart Anonymous

Wilson Dam in Alabama Anonymous

James Wilson John Jabez Edwin Paisley (after) Mayall

Admiral Sir John Rushworth Jellicoe, Commander-In-Chief, First World War Elliott & Fry

Captain Arthur Knyvet Wilson V.C. R.N. At the Battle of Teb Anonymous

Defeat of the Army of Genl. Pope at Manassas on the Old Bull run battleground Alfred R Waud

Ann Wilson with Her Daughter, Sybil Portrait of Mrs. George Wilson and her Daughter George Romney

Presidents Wilson and Harding travelling to the Capitol Anonymous

Lieutenant-General Sir Charles William Wilson, British soldier Elliott & Fry

Winston Churchill, Charles Madden and Sir John Jellicoe, First World War Anonymous

The Explorations at Jerusalem: Wilson's Arch Haram Wall 1869 Anonymous

Ann Wilson with her Daughter, Sybill, c.1776-77 George Romney

President Wilson Speaking to Congress Anonymous

Genl. Wadsworths division in action in the Wilderness, near the spot where the General was killed, 1864 May 5-7 Alfred R Waud

Genl. Custer presenting the flags captured in the last battle in the valley, 1864 October 23 Alfred R Waud

Capture of the fortifications on the Rappahannock at the Railway Bridge, by the right wing commanded by Genl. Sedgwick Alfred R Waud

William Wilson, commonly called Mortar Willie, aged 107, 1815 English School

Harbour of Rio Janiero, with the Benedictine Monastery William Wilson