1865

Brady, Mathew B., 1823-1896

Photograph

Title: Views In and Around Richmond, VA.

One photograph entitled, "Views In and Around Richmond, VA," taken by Mathew Brady dated 1865. The image shows a large number of soldiers, sailors, civilians, freedmen, and women posed in front of the U. S. Sanitary Commission (USSC) building in Richmond.

GLC05111.01.0046

September 1863

Brady, Mathew B., 1823-1896

Photograph

Title: [General French and 14 staff members]

A print of a photograph taken of a group of Union Army officers taken in September 1863. Major General William H. French stands fifith from the left among his 3rd Corps staff officers (10 standing and four seated, not counting French). In 1864, the 3rd Corps was reorganized and amalgamated with the 2nd Corps, while French himself was mustered out of active service. Graphie inscription on rear: "Genl. French & staff." Unmounted.

GLC05111.01.0048

1862

Brady, Mathew B., 1823-1896

Photograph

Title: [Gen. Ambrose Burnside and 20 staff members, 9th Corps headquarters]

A print of a photograph of General Ambrose Burnside and his staff in 1862. A wood carving copy of this photograph was printed in Harper's Weekly on July 23rd, 1864. Graphite inscriptions on verso: "Burnside, Hancock" and "9333." Brigadier General John Buford is standing last on the right.

GLC05111.01.0049

circa 1862

Brady, Mathew B., 1823-1896

Photograph

Title: [Oval portrait of Admiral Andrew Hull Foote in dress uniform]

One undated photograph of Admiral Andrew Hull Foote. Foote is wearing a dress uniform including epaulettes and sword.

GLC05111.01.0050

circa 1863

Brady, Mathew B., 1823-1896

Photograph

Title: [Oval portrait of George Henry Thomas in uniform]

One undated photograph of Union Major General George Henry Thomas. Image is of his right profile. See GLC00556 for another portrait view of Thomas.

GLC05111.01.0051

circa 1861-1865

Brady, Mathew B., 1823-1896

Photograph

Title: [Group portrait of five junior officers]

A print of a photograph of five union officers. Two are seated in chairs on the left and right, one on a stool at center, and two standing behind. The two behind are 2nd Lieutenants, the ones seated are 1st Lieutenants. However, the two second lieutenants do not have the gold braid on shoulder straps but instead a different color (cannot be determined from photograph), so it is possible they are not of that rank.

GLC05111.01.0052

circa 1863

Brady, Mathew B., 1823-1896

Photograph

Title: [Imperial salt print of General Alexander McDowell McCook in civilian dress]

One undated photograph of Major General Alexander McDowell McCook taken by Mathew Brady.

GLC05111.01.0053

circa 1861-1865

Brady, Mathew B., 1823-1896

Photograph

Title: [Portrait of George H. Thomas in carte de visite, in strip]

Three copies of a photograph of General George H. Thomas. Taken by Brady sometime after 1862. Thomas is wearing a Union army general officer's uniform with shoulder strips indicating his rank as Major General, to which he was promoted on April 25th, 1862. Portrait shows his upper body and he is facing to the left. From the collection of F.H. Meserve, all three pictures are mounted in sequence on new backing material.

GLC05111.01.0057

1862

Brady, Mathew B., 1823-1896

Photograph

Title: [Portrait of Fancis Preston Blair, Jr. in uniform and holding sword, half length.]

A copy of a photograph of Francis Preston Blair, Jr. in Union military attire circa 1862. Blair was a representative in Congress from Missouri from 1857-1862, where he resigned upon joining the Union Army during the Civil War. Appointed brigadier general of volunteers on August 7th, 1862 and major general on November 9th, 1862. Was later re-elected to Congress in 1863 and served until 1865. Was Horatio Seymour's running-mate during the 1868 presidential election though was unsuccessful. Portrait here by Matthew B. Brady shows him seated from the waist-up in a field or general officer's double…

GLC05111.01.0058

circa 1861-1865

Brady, Mathew B., 1823-1896

Photograph

Title: [Vingette portrait of Major Gen. Sheridan]

A copy of a photographic portrait of Philip Henry Sheridan. A bust showing shoulder and head, Sheridan is wearing the uniform of a Union Army General Officer and his rank is shown as Major General (two stars on shoulder straps). Philip Henry Sheridan was promoted from brigadier to major general following his performance in the battles of Perryville [October 8th, 1862] and Stones River [December 31st, 1862 to January 2nd, 1863]. Promoted to Liutenant General on March 4th, 1869.

GLC05111.01.0059

1864

Churchill & Dennison

Photograph

Title: Gipsy Booth Groupe, At Army Relief Fair, Albany, NY.

One photograph entitled, "Gipsy Booth Groupe, At Army Relief Fair, Albany, NY," dated 1864. Published by Churchill & Dennison. Image is of seven people dressed as gypsies. The people are identified by numeric notations written in graphite around the image. The numbers correspond to graphite inscription on verso: "1 Miss Annie Van Nechten. 2 Miss Telinghast. 3 William Worth (Brig. Gen. USA) 4 Dudley Olcott 5 Miss Cynthia R. Dexter. 6 [blank] 7 Capt. Hilot USA." Additional ink inscription on verso: "13 John Kingsbury, Albany, NY."

GLC05111.01.0060

1864

Churchill & Dennison

Photograph

Title: Curiosity Shop, At Army Relief Fair, Albany, NY

One photograph entitled, "Curiosity Shop, At Army Relief, Albany, NY," dated 1864. Published by Churchill & Dennison. Image is of an elaborate display of stuffed and mounted exotic animals. The display is draped in American flags and patriotic bunting. Ink inscription on verso: "No. 5 John Kingsbury, Albany, NY."

GLC05111.01.0061

1864

Churchill & Dennison

Photograph

Title: Spanish Booth Groupe, At Army Relief Fair, Albany, N.Y.

One photograph entitled, "Spanish Booth Groupe, At Army Relief Fair, Albany, N.Y.," dated 1864. Published by Churchill & Dennison. Image is of eight people dressed up in Spanish costumes. The people are identified by numeric notations written in graphite around the image. The numbers correspond to graphite inscription on verso: 1 Mrs. Wicks. 2 Miss Tellinghast. 3 Leonard G. Ten Eyck 4. Mrs. Hamilton Harris. 5 Miss Parmlee. 6 [blank] 7 Miss Porter. 8 Lucius Barnes." Additional ink inscription on verso: "No. 14 John Kingsbury, Albany, NY."

GLC05111.01.0062

1864

Churchill & Dennison

Photograph

Title: Scotch Booth Groupe, At Army Relief Fair, Albany, NY.

One photograph entitled, "Scotch Booth Groupe, At Army Relief Fair, Albany, NY.," dated 1864. Published by Churchill & Dennison. Image is of eleven people dressed up in Scottish costume. The people are identified by numeric notations written in graphite around the image. The numbers correspond to graphite inscription on verso: "1 Earl Stimson 2 Miss Potts 3 Miss Stimsom 4 [blank] 5 [blank] 6 [blank] 7 Miss Jennie McNaughton 8 [blank] 9 Miss Wilson 10 [blank] 11 Miss Maggie McNaughton (Mrs. Dit Thomson."

GLC05111.01.0063

1864

Churchill & Dennison

Photograph

Title: Russian Booth Groupe, At Army Relief Fair, Albany, NY.

One photograph entitled, "Russian Booth Groupe, At Army Relief Fair, Albany, NY.," dated 1864. Published by Churchill & Dennison. Image is of thirteen people dressed up in Russian costumes. The people are identified by numeric notations written in graphite around the image. The numbers correspond to graphite inscription on verso: "1 Miss Hendrickson 2 Miss Esmy 3 Miss Sarah Vorburgh 4 Ira Porter 5 Mrs J. H. Van Antwerp 6 [blank] 7 [blank] 8 [blank] 9 Miss Van Antwerp 10 [blank] 11 [blank] 12 Miss Groesbeck 13 James D. Wasson"

GLC05111.01.0064

February 1864

Churchill & Dennison

Photograph

Title: Schenectady Booth, [Army Relief Bazaar, Albany, NY].

A print of a photograph taken at the Army Relief Bazaar held in Albany, NY from February 22nd, 1864 until that March. Title written in graphite on recto. Image of thirteen people. The people are identified by numeric notations written in graphite around the image. The numbers correspond to graphite inscription on verso: "1 Benjamin Potter 2 Mrs. B. F. Potter 3 Miss Sarah Cady 4 Miss Stuyvesant 5 Mrs. John Keyes Paige 6 Miss Canley 7 Miss Jammie Frauchot 8 Miss Clara Paige 9 Alonzo Paige 10 Miss Mary Stuyvesant 11 Miss Friske 12 [blank] 13 [blank]." Ink inscription on verso: "No. 15 John…

GLC05111.01.0065

1864

Churchill & Dennison

Photograph

Title: Holland Booth Groupe, At Army Relief Fair, Albany, N.Y.

One photograph entitled, "Holland Booth Groupe, At Army Relief Fair, Albany, N.Y.," dated 1864. Published by Churchill & Dennison. Image is of nine people dressed up in Dutch costumes. The people are identified by numeric notations written in graphite around the image. The numbers correspond to graphite inscription on verso: "1 [blank] 2 [blank] 3 [blank] 4 Miss Catharine Pruyer 5 Miss van Yaudt 6 [blank] 7 [blank] 8 [blank] 9 Charles Van Yaudt."

GLC05111.01.0066

February 1864

Churchill & Dennison

Photograph

Title: English Booth Groupe, at Army Relief Fair, Albany, NY. [1861-1864 ca.]

Image of seven people dressed in dark colors. A large Union Jack representing the United Kingdom is present on the right-hand side behind two women, another flag is present on the left. It features the Union Jack in its canton, though the rest of the flag is not visible enough to identify it (possibly the red ensign). Neither flag has the red diagonal of St. Patrick's Cross properly countercharged. The people are identified by numeric notations written in graphite around the image. The numbers correspond to graphite inscription on verso: "1 Fred J. Lawrence 2 Fred Moffet 3 [blank] 4 Ed…

GLC05111.01.0067

circa 1861-1865

Fowx, Egbert Guy, 1821-1891

Photograph

Title: Line Officers of 170 NY Vol

A print of a photograph of eight officers seated and ten officers standing behind them. Title in graphite beneath: "Line Officers of 170 NY Vol." Note uniforms: double stripping on trousers. Officers braiding [ranking] on jacket sleeves and piping on jacket collar and down center fringe. Elaborate braiding [ranking] and piping on kepis. Two men standing in center of photograph are crossing the staffs of two furled flags. The 170th New York Volunteer Infantry, originally "4th Corcoran Legion," was raised as part of Michael Corcoran's "Irish Legion," a brigade containing the 155th, 164th (…

GLC05111.01.0068

circa 1861

Fowx, Egbert Guy, 1821-1891

Photograph

Title: [Coln and Staff of the 8th Pennsylvania Regiment]

One undated photograph entitled, "Coln and Staff of the 8 Pennsylvania," taken by Egbert Guy Fowx. Image is of Union soldiers in uniform; four soldiers seated and seven standing behind. Tents pictured in the background. Pencil inscription on side of mount identifies Egbert Guy Fowx as the photographer. Title taken from pencil inscription on mount, underneath image.

GLC05111.01.0070

circa 1861-1865

Fowx, Egbert Guy, 1821-1891

Photograph

Title: [164th New York Zouaves standing in inspection formation]

A print of a photograph taken of Zouaves of the 164th N.Y., "Corcoran's [Irish] Legion," in formation with line officers to the front on either side and a drummer on the left side of the image. The troops hold their rifles at the Support Arms position. Horse-drawn wagon and soldiers tents in background. The regiment was organized at New York City September and October 1862 by Micheal Corcoran who had been ordered to consolidate eight existing Irish regiments. The Zouave uniforms worn by the 164th were issued in February 1863 and was dark blue wool with red trim and tombeaux. The fez was also…

GLC05111.01.0071

circa 1861-1865

Fowx, Egbert Guy, 1821-1891

Photograph

Title: 26 Michigan

A print of a photograph of soldiers standing in two lines (close formation) facing at the Left Oblique to the camera. Two officers stand in front of their men, one for each line. A bugler wearing a heavily trimmed musicians jacket stands on the right of the first line. The soldeirs wear frock coats worn by Western Union units. The 26th was formed from the surplus companies originally organized for the 25th Mich. Regiment. After quickly raising two additional companies, the regiment was completed on December 12th, 1862. Title from graphite inscription below photograph. Other writing on front…

GLC05111.01.0072

circa 1863

Fowx, Egbert Guy, 1821-1891

Photograph

Title: [Photograph of Federal soldiers lined up for review]

One undated photograph e of Union soldiers lined up in front of a camp for review taken by Egbert Guy Fowx. An officer stands to the far left of the group, facing the troops. Sibley tents behind the troops on the left side of the image. A-frame tents behind the troops in the distance to the rear of the image. Blue and black graphite markings present on the image.

GLC05111.01.0073

circa 1861-1865

Fowx, Egbert Guy, 1821-1891

Photograph

Title: "Building winter quarters"

An oval-shaped print of a photograph of Brigadier General George Stoneman (1822-1894) and four other officers sit on horses while Union soldiers stand on top of a cabin, stretching a canvas across the open roof. A tent has been erected next to the cabin and a woman dressed in a dark dress stands in front. An inscription on the reverse side reads: "Building winter quarters. Hedley says that the Brig. gen. in this plate should be easily identified. 15842 War." Title taken from this. Also stamped on back is "Art Department, The Century Co., 33 East 17th St., New York City."

GLC05111.01.0074

April 1863

Fowx, Egbert Guy, 1821-1891

Photograph

Title: Bullrun Bridge and Block House

A print of a landscape photograph of a military encampment near Bull Run, a tributary of the Occoquan River. The Orange and Alexandria railroad bridge on the right is of military construction and was constructed using prefabricated segments known as "shad-belly" trusses. Winter quarters on right made of logs and convas roofs with stone chimneys. A large two story block house stands on hill to the left guarding the bridge. Several Union soldiers stand on roadway above and to the left of winter quarters. A graphite inscription at the top reads "Bullrun Bridge and Block House" (title taken from…

GLC05111.01.0075