Tintype Portrait of Confederate Cavalrymen Posing in a Camp in Georgia During the American Civil War (1860′s)

Tintype portrait of Confederate cavalrymen and unidentified African American man, possibly a camp servant, posing in a camp in Georgia during the American Civil War, c. 1860′s.

Source: Missouri History Museum.

Animated Stereoview of Confederate Soldiers Posing With Artillery Pieces on the Parapet of Fort Moultrie Sometime After the Bombardment of Fort Sumter (1861)

Animated stereoview of Confederate soldiers posing with artillery pieces on the parapet of Fort Moultrie sometime after the bombardment of Union-held Fort Sumter, April 1861. By Osborn and Durbec.

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View of Confederate Soldiers and Rubble in Front of a Barracks Building in the Interior of Fort Sumter in Charleston, South Carolina (1863)

View of Confederate soldiers and rubble in front of a barracks building in the interior of Fort Sumter in Charleston, South Carolina, 1863. By George S. Cook.

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View of a Line of Bodies of Dead Confederate Soldiers Gathered For Burial the Day After Fighting on Alsop's Farm During the Battle of Spotsylvania Court House (1864)

A line of bodies of dead Confederate soldiers gathered for burial the day after fighting on Alsop's Farm during the Battle of Spotsylvania Court House, May 20, 1864. By Timothy O'Sullivan. Animated stereoview.

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A Group of Wounded Confederate Soldiers Posing in Camp Letterman After the Battle of Gettysburg Near the Town of Gettysburg, Pennsylvania (1863)

A group of wounded Confederate soldiers posing in Camp Letterman after the Battle of Gettysburg near the town of Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, 1863.

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Hand-Colored Ambrotype Portrait of Confederate Officers Colonel Robert D. Lilley and Major James Templeton (1861)

Hand-colored ambrotype portrait of Confederate officers Colonel Robert D. Lilley (left) and Major James Templeton, c. 1861. Lilley served with the Lee Rifles, a militia unit which became Company C of the 25th Virginia Volunteer Infantry Regiment, and was later promoted to Brigadier General during the war. Templeton served as a surgeon in the Army of Northern Virginia.

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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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The Bodies of Dead Confederate Soldiers in a Trench in Fort Mahone Shortly After the End of the Siege of Petersburg near Petersburg, Virginia (1865)

The bodies of two or three dead Confederate soldiers in a trench in Fort Mahone shortly after the end of the Siege of Petersburg near Petersburg, Virginia, April 3, 1865. By Thomas C. Roche. Animated stereoview.

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Confederate Soldiers Posing on a Ramp Leading From the Sally Port Into the Interior of Fort Barrancas With Two Cannon Barrels Which Are About to be Installed on the Ramparts of the Fort (1861)

Confederate soldiers posing on a ramp leading from the sally port into the interior of Fort Barrancas with two cannon barrels which are about to be installed on the ramparts of the fort in Pensacola, Florida, 1861. By Jay Dearborn Edwards. From Miller's Photographic History of the Civil War.

Confederate Soldiers of the Marion Light Artillery Posing With a Cannon on Coles Island, South Carolina (1861)

Confederate soldiers of the Marion Light Artillery posing with a cannon on Coles Island, South Carolina, 1861. By Osborn and Durbec. Animated stereoview.

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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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Confederate Soldiers of the Louisiana Tigers in New Orleans (1861)

Confederate soldiers of the Louisiana Tigers in New Orleans, 1861.

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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 Soldiers of the Perote Guards Posing With an Artillery Piece in the Perote Sand Batteries Near Mobile, Alabama (1861)

Confederate soldiers of the Perote Guards posing with an artillery piece in the Perote Sand Batteries near Mobile, Alabama, 1861. From Miller's Photographic History of the Civil War.

Confederate Artillerymen Posing With Two Artillery Pieces Near Charleston, South Carolina (1861)

Confederate artillerymen posing with two artillery pieces near Charleston, South Carolina, c. 1861. By George S. Cook.

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View of Men Enlisting in the Confederate States Army at Natchez Courthouse in Natchez, Mississippi (1861)

View of men enlisting in the Confederate States Army at Natchez Courthouse in Natchez, Mississippi, 1861. From Miller's Photographic History of the Civil War.

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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Seven Views of Confederate Soldiers of the 9th Mississippi Infantry Regiment Posing in Their Camp in Pensacola, Florida (1861)

Confederate soldiers from Company B of the 9th Mississippi Infantry Regiment posing for a photograph. The soldier with a pan in his hand over the campfire has been identified as Kinlock Falconer. Source.

Uncropped version of the above photograph from Miller's Photographic History of the Civil War.

Seven views of Confederate soldiers from the 9th Mississippi Infantry Regiment posing in their camp in Pensacola, Florida, 1861. By Jay Dearborn Edwards.

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Dead Confederate Soldiers in the Bloody Lane With Union Soldiers Posing Behind Them After the Battle of Antietam (1862)

Dead Confederate soldiers in the Bloody Lane with Union soldiers, probably part of a burial detail, posing behind them after the Battle of Antietam, 1862. By Alexander Gardner. Animated stereoscopic photographs.

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