"Culinary art in Camp, 43rd Reg. N.Y. Volunteers." Photo of Union Army cooks of the 43rd New York Infantry Regiment preparing a meal in Camp Griffin in Lewinsville, Virginia, c. 1861-1862. Taken by photographer Charles Bierstadt and originally published as a stereoview. The lattice fence seen in the background of this looks quite similar to the one in the photo of the "hotel" building at Camp Griffin taken by George Houghton, so I surmise this kitchen scene might have been taken nearby, maybe even on the same property.
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Monday, December 15, 2025
Photo of Union Army Cooks of the 43rd New York Infantry Regiment Preparing a Meal in Camp Griffin in Lewinsville, Virginia (1861-1862)
Friday, August 5, 2016
Stereoview Portrait of Butchers Posing With Meats at Washington Market in New York City (1883)
Stereoview portrait of butchers posing with meats at Washington Market in New York City, New York, 1883. By B. W. Kilburn.
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Tuesday, July 29, 2014
A Union Slaughterhouse at City Point, Virginia
A pile of cattle horns in front of a Union slaughterhouse at City Point, Virginia. Animated stereoscopic photographs.
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cattle,
city point,
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laborers,
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union soldiers,
virginia,
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