Engraving of a Possibly Lost Tintype Portrait of Union Soldiers Posing With at Least 30 Confederate Flags They Captured at the Battle of Sailor’s Creek in Virginia (1865)

Engraving of a possibly lost tintype portrait of Union soldiers posing with at least 30 Confederate flags they captured at the Battle of Sailor’s Creek in Virginia, April 1865. Most, if not all of the soldiers photographed here were awarded the Medal of Honor for their achievement of capturing an enemy flag. From the book Uncle Sam's Medal of Honor Some of the Noble Deeds For Which the Medal Has Been Awarded, Described by Those Who Have Won It, 1861-1886.

The Body of Confederate General Clement A. Evans Lying in State in the Georgia State Capitol in Atlanta (1911)

The body of Confederate General Clement A. Evans lying in state in the Georgia State Capitol in Atlanta, July 5, 1911. From Confederate Veteran magazine.

Exhibits at the Sanitary Commission's Metropolitan Fair in New York City (1864)

Exhibits including a mannequin in a suit of armor, weapon collections, and captured Confederate battle flags at the Metropolitan Fair which was put on by the Sanitary Commission to raise money for the war effort, New York City, 1864. Animated stereoscopic photographs.

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