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1865[?]
Broad Street, Charleston
Series title but no Anthony imprint. View looking east showing ruins of several buildings and fireplaces several stories high. With tax stamp.
GLC05137.108
Swamp Angel Batter, Charleston, S. C
Series title but no Anthony imprint. Interior view showing several artillerists posed around a cannon as if awaiting orders to fire.
GLC05137.109
1864[?]
Beaufort, S. C
Writing on back badly faded and partially illegible. " [illegible] Fort Simpson, Beaufort, S. C. 1864 [illegible] compliments of [illegible] Jan. 9 1866" Shows several men and a lady posed on the porch of a two story home. Inscription on verso: "Z...
GLC05137.110
1866/03/24
Fortress Monroe, The Gun Yard
With tax stamp
GLC05137.114
Burnt District, near Main St., Richmond, Va
E. & H. T. Anthony, publisher. . With tax stamp Shows skeletal remains of building and rubble.
GLC05137.119
Panorama of Richmond, Va
E. & H. T. Anthony, publisher. Caption: "Panoramic View of Richmond, Va., from Gamble Hill, looking east. Lynchburg Chapel and Ruins of City Armory in the foreground; in the distance Church Hill."
GLC05137.122
1861/02/24
Lincoln, Abraham, 1809-1865
Lincoln seated in chair with hat on table, O-50
Shows Lincoln seated at table. Graphite inscription on verso "68." Photographers imprint on verso: "Collection of Americana Frederick H. Meserve 265 Edgecomb Avenue New York City from Negative in the Possession of F.H. Meserve, 265 Edgecombe Ave...
GLC05111.03
1862/07/17
Great Britain. Acts.
Act to carry into effect the Treaty between Her Majesty and the United States of America for the Suppression of the African Slave Trade.
An act of Parliament effecting the 7 April 1862 treaty between Great Britain and the United States .
GLC05112.01
1863/06/29
Act to carry into effect an additional article to..[a previous] treaty
An act of Parliament to add additional provisions to the 7 April 1862 treaty between Great Britain and the United States suppressing the African slave trade. Passed on 17 July 1862.
GLC05112.02
1861/01/13
Campbell, Robert C., fl. 1861
To: James Beale.
Written as a pro-secession member of the Texas Secession Convention. Campbell accuses the North of bad faith on the question of slavery. Written at Galveston
GLC05127.02
1861 ca.
Tintype portrait of soldier before painted camp background
Full length view of a soldier in front of painted camp background (tents, flags etc.). The soldier wears a gun in his belt. An American flag, the soldier's pants and other items in the photo have been colored with pencil or dry pigment while the...
GLC05131.01
Ambrotype of Sergeant William Everts II
Half length seated view of Everts with a slight beard, holding a sword. Descriptive tag reads: "William Everts II died in one of the first battles of the Civil War." CASE: Stamped paper on board showing a birds in a fountains and flowers. Gold...
GLC05131.25
Sherman, William T. (William Tecumseh), 1820-1891
Tintype of William T. Sherman, with second tintype of little girl
Bust portrait of William T. Sherman with one star. 9th plate tintype in 6th plate Union Case. Descriptive tag mistakenly identifies this photograph as: "Ferrotype of Gen. Phil. Henry Sheridan Commander of the Army of Shenandoah in 1864." A 6th...
GLC05131.26
Tintype of General Ulysses S. Grant
Half length portrait of Grant with one star. 9th plate. Possibly a second or later generation image. Descriptive tag reads: "Ferrotype of Gen. Grant circa Civil War period." CASE: Union case with cannon and pyramid of cannonballs in front of a...
GLC05131.30
The Home Guard
"White Mountain Rangers 1861." Shows a female "milita" regiment with poles resembling rifles.
GLC05137.002
1864/10
Elmira Prison Camp
"Prison camp at Elmira N. Y. during Civil War. Confederate prisoners were kept here. Photo taken Oct. 1864."
GLC05137.003
1861/07 ca.
Sherman's Battery as it appeared on its return from the Battle of Bull Run
E. Anthony, publisher. [Title continued] "The defect in the left hand picture is unfortunate, but does not mar the interesting part of the picture."
GLC05137.006
1862 ca.
Old Farm House on Fair Oaks Battle-Field
E. & H. T. Anthony, Publisher. From Gardner's Gallery. Negative by James F. Gibson. [Title continued] "Pierced by hundreds of bullets, and used as a Hospital by Hooker's Division."
GLC05137.009
1865/12
Camp Hamilton Fort Monroe
Title, date and "No 147" inscribed on verso. Orange tax stamp. Shows A-frame tents with open flaps in front and rear. Zouave band and troops in center of photograph.
GLC05137.010
1861/05
Battery at the Relay House Near Baltimore, MD
[Title and date inscribed on verso.]
GLC05137.018
1863/07/05
Dead on Devil's Den, July 5, 1863
Devil's Den, Gettysburg, PA. Shows dead Confederate sharpshooters among the rocks. [Slightly different from .23] [Possibly posed.]
GLC05137.024
1863/07 ca.
Dead on Culp's Hill near Gettysburg, Pa
[Title inscibed on verso.] "J. T. Duvant. Paid."
GLC05137.025
Confederate Soldiers as they fell, near the Centre of the Battle-field of Gettys
E. & H. T. Anthony, publisher. From Gardner's Gallery. Negative by Alex. Gardner.
GLC05137.026
Interior View of Breastworks on the extreme left [Gettysburg]
E. & H. T. Anthony, publisher. From Gardner's Gallery. Negative by Alex. Gardner. [Gettysburg]
GLC05137.027
Gettysburg from the cemetery
E. & H. T. Anthony, publisher. From Gardner's Gallery. Negative by Jas. F. Gibson. Showing tents on the right-hand side of the photograph.
GLC05137.028
View of Breast-Works on Round Top, Gettysburg
E. & H. T. Anthony, publisher. From Gardners Gallery. Negative by Jas. F. Gibson.
GLC05137.029
Meadow over which the 2d Mass. and 27th Indiana charged on morning of July 3d
W. H. Tipton & Co., Gettysburg, Pa. [Title continued] "Woods occupied by Confederates, Johnston's Div. Ewell's Corps."
GLC05137.030
Dead Confederate Sharp-Shooters at the Battle of Gettysburg
E. & H. T. Anthony, publisher. From Gardner's Gallery. Negative by T. H. O'Sullivan.
GLC05137.031
View in Wheat-field Opposite Our Extreme Left at Battle of Gettysburg
GLC05137.032
View of losser's [Trostle's] Barn, where the 9th Massachusetts Battery was cut u
GLC05137.033
Gen. Meade's Head-Quarters during the Battle of Gettysburg
GLC05137.034
1864/07/20
Ruins of Chambersburg. Destroyed by McCauley, by order of General Early...
View from Main Street, looking east.
GLC05137.039
1850/05/24
Taylor, Zachary, 1784-1850
to Phillippa W. Carothers re: denying request for military land grant
Denying request for military land grant because services of her father were not "of such a nature as to entitle his heirs to the bounty of the government"
GLC05351
1841/07/27
Pierce, Franklin, 1804-1869
to H. H. Carroll re: fight in Senate regarding "White Charleys" and "Saddle Men"
GLC05464
1850/04/27
Clay, Henry, 1777-1852
to Thomas Hazard re: suppression of the slave trade & colonization efforts
Accompanied by FF envelope. Clay writes that that the subjects Hazard wrote about will receive little attention until the slave trade question is settled. Clay argues that the best way to stop the slave trade is by creating strong colonies on the...
GLC05495.01
1795/02/18
United States. Congress
A Bill... for organizing, arming and disciplining the militia...
"A Bill to Provide for the Organization, Arming, and Disciplining the Militia of the United States" Printed by Francis Childs.
GLC05352
1852/06/26
Dix, John Adams, 1798-1879
to George E. Shepley et al. re: political views about the upcoming election
To George E. Shepley, Nathan Clifford, A. W. Clapp & others. Political views on the upcoming election: "The first time that New England has had a democratic candidate for the Presidency"
GLC05455
1853/05/15
Johnson, Andrew, 1808-1875
re: his candidacy and internal policy
GLC05459
1824/12/24
Austin, Stephen F., 1793-1836
Settling dispute between two settlers in his Texas colony, acknowledges Mexico
Signed as judge of the colony. Document in English, binding John P. Coles, William Pettus, James F. Tong, George Teel and Samuel M. Williams to the orphan children of the late William Whitesides for the sum or $2,000 (Mexican). The document also...
GLC05478
1830/02/08
Certificate no. 256 of admission to enter Austin's colony (in Spanish)
Certificate permitting the bearer to enter Austin's colony. Partly printed document in Spanish, signed "Estevan F. Austin."
GLC05479
February 10, 1865
to John Eaton
Lincoln instructs Eaton, Colonel of the 63rd U.S. Colored Infantry to "continue your supervision of Freedmen over the same territory & on the same principles as in the past ... " Signed and dated by Lincoln; the remaining text is in Eaton's hand...
GLC05484
1851/06/29
to Thomas R. Hazard
Encloses testimonial (not included) "in behalf of Mr. and Mrs. Jones," who are traveling to Africa and back to America. Remarks that he has been largely away from home the last eighteen months, and so will not be able to visit Newport this summer.
GLC05495.02
McPherson, James Birdseye, 1828-1864
[James Birdseye McPherson]
Carte de visite in uniform. Trimmed oval, no imprint. Signed as Major General.
GLC05499
1860 ca.
Brady, Mathew B., 1823-1896
[Winfield Scott]
Anthony imprint on verso. Inscription on verso reads: Presented "To Miss Mary Trumbull -- daughter of the noble [Revolutionary War] Colonel, my friend [John Trumbull]. Health & happiness." Shows Scott 3/4 length in dress uniform.
GLC05500
Hamilton, J.B., fl. 1850
Pro-Lincoln political rally in Momence, Ill., group carte de visite
Faded carte showing men and boys gathered at a pro-Lincoln political rally in Momence, Illinois. The front ranks have children with drums. Men in the center and rear are holding poles. Imprint on verso of J.B. Hamilton, Momence, Ill. Tax stamp...
GLC05501
1781/10/26
Cornwallis, Charles Cornwallis, Marquis, 1738-1805
Important Intelligence! [announcing the surrender of Cornwallis at Yorktown]
"A gentleman who arrived this morning, from Providence, has favoured us with the following Importance Intelligence! [....] This Moment an Express arrived... announcing the glorious Intelligence of the Surrender of Lord Cornwallis, and his Army..."...
GLC05504
February 10, 1846
Blanchard, Jonathan, 1811-1892
to Homer H. Stuart
Blanchard discusses living the Christian life. He focuses on how worldly suffering brings you closer to salvation, because it is partaking in Christ's suffering. Last page of a longer letter.
GLC05508.040
February 10, 1845
Adams, John Quincy, 1767-1848
to John Angier
Sends Angier a condolence letter upon the death of his wife (and Adams' niece), Abigail Smith Adams.
GLC05513
1863/11/16
Authority to affix the seal to letter to Pope Pius IX [credence for Rufus King]
Rufus King's credence as ambassador to the Holy See.
GLC05526
February 9, 1825
Clayton, Thomas, 1778-1854
to unknown
Delaware's Senator Clayton communicates the House of Representatives election of John Quincy Adams to the presidency.
GLC05536
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