Confederate POWs Posing in Front of Their Barracks Buildings in Camp Chase, a Union Prison Camp in Columbus, Ohio, During the Civil War

Confederate POWs posing in front of their barracks buildings in Camp Chase, a Union prison camp in Columbus, Ohio, during the Civil War. By Manfred Marsden Griswold.

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Confederate POWs Posing Between Two Rows of Barracks Buildings in Camp Chase, a Union Prison Camp in Columbus, Ohio, During the Civil War

Confederate POWs posing in front of two rows of barracks buildings in Camp Chase, a Union prison camp in Columbus, Ohio, during the Civil War. By Manfred Marsden Griswold.

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Carte De Visite of a Group of Confederate POWs in the Union Prison Camp at Rock Island Prison Barracks in Illinois During the Civil War

Carte de visite of a group of Confederate POWs in the Union prison camp at Rock Island Prison Barracks in Illinois during the Civil War.

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Carte De Visite View Said to Show Confederate POWs in Line For Dinner in the Ohio Penitentiary During the Civil War in Columbus, Ohio

Carte de visite view said to show Confederate POWs lined up to go to dinner in Ohio Penitentiary during the Civil War in Columbus, Ohio. This information might be embellished as Confederate POWs were not known to wear prison uniforms during the Civil War. By Wm. Oldroyd.

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Confederate POWs Taking an Oath of Loyalty to the United States at the Rock Island Prison Barracks, a Union Prison Camp on Arsenal Island, Illinois (1865)

Confederate POWs taking an oath of loyalty to the United States at the Rock Island Prison Barracks, a Union prison camp on Arsenal Island (originally Rock Island), Illinois, c. 1865. From the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum.

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Two Photographs Said to Show Union Guards Posing With Confederate POWs Wearing Barrels as Punishment in the Union Prison Camp at Point Lookout, Maryland, During the Civil War

Two photographs said to show Union guards posing with Confederate POWs undergoing barrel shirt punishment in the Union prison camp at Point Lookout, Maryland, during the Civil War. The two signs attached to them in the first photograph read “vagabond” and “thief.” By Morrow.

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Confederate POWs at a Temporary Prison Camp in the "Punch Bowl" at Belle Plain, Virginia (1864)

Two animated time-lapse stereoscopic photographs of Confederate POWs at a temporary Union prison camp in the "Punch Bowl" at Belle Plain, Virginia, 1864. The photos were taken on a single plate with a 4-lens camera in which the paired stereoscopic images were taken seconds apart. Inspired by the NPSFRSP blog post here.

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The four stereoscopic photographs combined together into a looped film.

Three Views of Union Soldiers Posing in Front of a Lean-to Shelter During the Civil War Near Lewinsville, Virginia (1861)

"Picket guard on the alert, near Lewinsville, Va." Source.

"Picket guard, Lewinsville, Va." Civil War-era colorization of the same stereoview with a different caption. Source.

Higher resolution version of the scene. Source.

"Picket guard on the alert, near Lewinsville, Va." Union soldiers in front of a lean-to shelter posing as if they were fighting in a skirmish, 1861. By Edward Bierstadt. Animated stereoviews. Later used as a reference for his brother Albert Bierstadt's painting seen here:

"Guerrilla Warfare," by Albert Bierstadt, 1862. Source.

I have come across at least two other versions of Union soldiers posing in front of the shelter by Edward Bierstadt. The following stereoview is from Lincoln in Photographs: An Album of Every Known Pose.

"Picket Guard at rest near Lewinsville, Va." Another scene of Union soldiers posing in front of the shelter.

The third is said to show Union soldiers guarding Confederate POWs in front of the shelter.

"Picket Guard with Prisoners Near Lewisville." The resolution of the photograph is too low to tell whether or not the "Lewisville" caption is misspelled. From Cowan's Auctions. Source.