Portrait of Crewmen Posing on the Tugboat Named Clyde on the James River in Virginia During the American Civil War (1860's)

Portrait of crewmen posing on the tugboat named Clyde on the James River in Virginia during the American Civil War, c. 1862-1865. Attributed to Mathew Brady.

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Union Soldiers Posing in Front of and on a Pontoon Bridge Across the James River at Deep Bottom, Virginia, During the Siege of Petersburg

Union soldiers posing in front of and on a pontoon bridge across the James River at Deep Bottom, Virginia, during the Siege of Petersburg. Attributed to Mathew Brady.

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Union Soldiers Building Winter Quarters at Fort Brady Along the James River During the Siege of Petersburg (1864)

Union soldiers building winter quarters at Fort Brady along the James River during the Siege of Petersburg, c. 1864. Animated stereoscopic photographs.

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Time-lapse View of the Crew and Officers of the Union Monitor USS Saugus on the James River, Virginia (1865)

Time-lapse view of the crew and officers of the Union monitor USS Saugus posing on its deck on the James River, Virginia, c. 1865.

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United States Navy Officers Posing on the Deck of the Union Gunboat USS Agawam While Serving on the James River in Virginia (1864)

United States Navy officers posing on the deck of the USS Agawam, a steam-powered side-wheel Union gunboat, while serving on the James River in Virginia, 1864. Animated stereoscopic photographs.

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View of the Union Ironclad USS Onondaga on the James River, Virginia (1864)

View of the Union river monitor USS Onondaga on the James River, Virginia, 1864. A group of Union soldiers and sailors are in a rowboat in the foreground. Animated stereoview.

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Union Soldiers Posing With a Cannon in the Captured Fortifications of a Confederate Battery Overlooking the James River, Virginia (1865)

Union soldiers posing with a cannon in the captured fortifications of a Confederate battery overlooking the James River, Virginia, 1865. Animated stereoscopic photographs.

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Union Navy Officers Posing in Front of the Turret on the Deck of the USS Monitor on the James River, Virginia (1862)

Union Navy officers posing on deck in front of the turret of the USS Monitor on the James River, Virginia, July 9, 1862. A group of Union sailors are also visible on top of the turret. By James Gibson. Animated stereoscopic photographs.

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Union Soldiers Salvaging the Confederate Gunboat CSS Drewry on the James River Near the Dutch Gap Canal (1865)

Union soldiers salvaging the sunken Confederate gunboat CSS Drewry (right) on the James River near the Dutch Gap Canal, Virginia, 1865. The boat was sunk by Union artillery fire from the 1st Connecticut Heavy Artillery Regiment. 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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Crew of the USS Monitor on the James River

Members of the crew of the USS Monitor posing on its deck while on the James River a few months after its fight with the CSS Virginia, July 9, 1862. By James Gibson. Animated stereoscopic photograph.

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USS Monitor on the James River

Union Navy officers and sailors on the deck and turret of the USS Monitor on the James River a few months after its fight with the CSS Virginia at the Battle of Hampton Roads, 1862. Two cannonball impacts can be seen on the turret on the left. By James Gibson. Animated stereoscopic photograph.

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Confederate Guards Overlooking Belle Isle Prison Camp, Richmond (1863)

Two views of the Confederate Belle Isle Prison Camp, which was located on said island in the James River, Richmond, c. 1863. The prison commandant, Major Thomas P. Turner (standing near center in first photograph), is seen posing with other Confederate guards under his command and possibly curious civilians on a hill overlooking a mass of Union POW tents. The cannon that some of them are posing with looks as though it is being aimed down at some Union POW tents. The tents in the far distance near the river are those of Confederate guards. By Charles R. Rees.

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