Vicksburg campaign posters & prints

Battle of Baker's Creek, Mississippi, American Civil War Anonymous

19th-Century Print Showing Rear Admiral Porter's Flotilla Arriving at Vicksburg Anonymous

Planting the Union flag on a bastion at the Siege of Vicksburg Anonymous

Capture of Vicksburg, Mississippi, by the Union army, American Civil War Anonymous

Siege of Vicksburg Anonymous

Vicksburg, Mississippi, and its defences W Kemble

Siege of Vicksburg Anonymous

Plan of the Siege of Vicksburg, American Civil War Anonymous

General Ulysses S. Grant Engraving Anonymous

General view of battlefield, Vicksburg Anonymous

The Siege of Vicksburg Magazine Illustration Published in Harper's Weekly Anonymous

Devil's Backbone, Vicksburg Anonymous

Grant's headquarters, Vicksburg Anonymous

Surrender Monument, Vicksburg Anonymous

Pemberton's Headquarters, Vicksburg Anonymous

Planting the Union flag on a bastion, Siege of Vicksburg Anonymous

Incident at the Siege of Vicksburg, American Civil War Anonymous

The Surrender Monument, Vicksburg Anonymous

Louisiana Monument, Vicksburg Anonymous

Admiral Porter's Second Dummy Frightening the Rebels at Vicksburg Anonymous

Gunboats Passing Vicksburg, American Civil War Anonymous

Taking Possession of Vicksburg, Mississippi Anonymous

Primary School for Freedmen, In Charge of Mrs. Green, at Vicksburg, Mississippi Anonymous

The levee at Vicksburg, Miss., February, 1864 Anonymous

The Arrival of Two Thousand Vicksburg Prisoners at Fort Delaware Anonymous

Vicksburg National Cemetery, Jackson Anonymous

Confederates Cannon Called the Whistling Dick Anonymous

Vicksburg Levee Anonymous

Business District of Vicksburg, Mississippi Anonymous

St. Paul's Church, Vicksburg Anonymous

Indian mound, National Military Cemetery, Vicksburg, Mississippi, c.1906 Detroit Publishing Co.

Southern refugees encamped in the woods near Vicksburg American School

View Of Vicksburg, Mississippi Anonymous

Battle at Pittsburgh Landing Anonymous

Grand national Whig banner: press onward Anonymous

Marriage of a Colored Soldier at Vicksburg by Chaplain Warren of the Freedmen's Bureau Anonymous