Photo of a Group of Fishermen Posing With Family Members on a Beach Possibly in Woods Hole, Massachusetts (1880s)

 

Photo of a group of fishermen and/or lobstermen posing with family members, boats, and lobster traps on a beach possibly in Woods Hole, Massachusetts, c. 1880s. From a scan of the original glass negative.

Source: Smithsonian Libraries and Archives.

Portrait of a Man Posing at the Entrance of a Mine Somewhere in the Pahranagat Valley of Nevada (1871)

Portrait of a man posing at the entrance of a mine somewhere in the Pahranagat Valley of Nevada, 1871. By Timothy O’Sullivan.

Source: National Archives and Records Administration.

Tintype Portrait of a Man Dressed as a Friar Singing (1800's)

Tintype portrait of a man dressed as a friar singing, c. 1860-1900.

Source: Library of Congress.

Animated Stereoview of a Union Soldier Cutting a Comrade's Hair in a Camp During the Civil War (1861)

Animated stereoview of a Union soldier cutting a comrade's hair in an unidentified camp during the Civil War, c. 1861. Originally titled "the amateur barber." Published by E. & H. T. Anthony & Company.

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Staged Comedic Stereoview Scene Titled “The Ghost”

Staged comedic stereoview scene titled “The Ghost,” c. 1860.

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A Union Army Balloon Corps Camp in Falmouth, Virginia (1862)

Union Army Balloon Corps camp in Falmouth, Virginia, March 1863. By James F. Gibson. Animated stereoscopic photographs.

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A Group of Union Soldiers Who Worked as Servants for Officers Posing in Camp Winfield Scott Near Yorktown, Virginia (1862)

A group of Union soldiers known as the "beef-killers" who worked as servants for officers in Camp Winfield Scott near Yorktown, Virginia, May 3, 1862. By James F. Gibson. Animated stereoscopic photographs.

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Two Union African American Soldiers Aiming Their Muskets from Behind Cover Near the Dutch Gap Canal

Two Union African American soldiers aiming their muskets from behind cover near the Dutch Gap Canal, Virginia, 1864. Animated stereoscopic photographs.

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