Tan war posters & prints

The King making his appeal for peace to the people of Ireland in the City Hall English Photographer

U.S. Transport Governor Alfred R Waud

Ruined dwelling, town in distance Alfred R Waud

The rebel dodge to cover the retreat into Virginia. Flag of truce to look after the wounded, 1862 ca. September Alfred R Waud

Saxonia Alfred R Waud

Dug Gap Alfred R Waud

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

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

Headqtrs, A. of P. Sunset band of 114. Penn, on left, on right, rebels under guard Alfred R Waud

Building military bridges. Making charcoal for the army force Alfred R Waud

The rebels covered by a ledge of rock repulsing the troops on the right- in the woods beyond the Duncker... Alfred R Waud

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

Rifle pits in the woods, 1863 July 1-3 Alfred R Waud

Bridge through the Chickahominy Swamp Alfred R Waud

Building pontoon bridges at Fredericksburg Dec. 11th, 1862 December 11 Alfred R Waud

On the advance to Fishers Hill, 1864 September 2 Alfred R Waud

Coopers Arty Alfred R Waud

Two cavalrymen, 1864 Alfred R Waud

Making Gabions and fascines, 50th N.Y. Engineers Alfred R Waud

R.R. bridge over Cedar Run in Warrenton Junction Alfred R Waud

Monocacy R.R. Bridge, 1863 ca. June-July Alfred R Waud

Attack on the rebel works. Fredericksburg. Dec. 13th, 1862 December 13 Alfred R Waud

Marriage at the camp of the 7th N.J.V. Army of the Potomac, Va, 1863 March 18 Alfred R Waud

Genl. J. Hooker's. Tent Hdqts. Army of Potomac, 1863 ca. March Alfred R Waud

Pickets near Fredericksburg, 1862 ca. December Alfred R Waud

Ely's Ford, 1864 May 4 Alfred R Waud

Oh What a Lovely War (1969) Anonymous

Destruction of the R.R. bridge, over the Monocacy River near Frederick, Md, 1864 July 9 Alfred R Waud

Explosion at City Point, 1864 August 9 Alfred R Waud

Quartermasters Tugboat Sykes, carrying mail off Mobile Alfred R Waud

First military execution in Washington; hanging of a private for shooting his superior officer, 1862 January 6 Alfred R Waud

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

Near the cemetery, Gettysburg retiring disabled artillery, 1863 July 1-3 Alfred R Waud

Middleton M.D. near South Mountain, 1862 ca. September 14 Alfred R Waud

Taylor's Dam on the Rappahannock Alfred R Waud

U.S. Gun Boat Montecello Alfred R Waud