Photo of Musicians of the Utica Citizens Corps Band at Camp Greenman Near Saratoga Springs, New York (1869)

 

Portrait of musicians of the Utica Citizens Corps band posing in front of tents at Camp Greenman near Saratoga Springs, New York, 1869. Taken by photographer Deloss Barnum and originally published as a stereoview.

Source: New York Public Library.

Stereoview of a Crowd Watching Militiamen Preparing Cannons to Fire a Salute in Honor of the Arrival of Japan’s First Diplomatic Mission to the United States in New York City (1860)

View of a crowd watching militiamen preparing cannons to fire a salute in honor of the arrival of Japan’s first diplomatic mission to the United States in New York City, June 16, 1860. By Edward Anthony.

Source: Library of Congress.

View of Militiamen of the Lexington Light Infantry on Parade in the Cheapside Section of Lexington, Kentucky (1850′s)

View of militiamen of the Lexington Light Infantry on parade in the Cheapside section of Lexington,

Kentucky, c. 1850′s.

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Portrait of Officers and Non-Commissioned Officers From Company F of the 8th Regiment New York State Militia

Portrait of officers and non-commissioned officers from Company F of the 8th Regiment New York State Militia, c. 1850′s. From Miller's Photographic History of the Civil War.

Militiamen of the 1st Regiment, Missouri State Guards, Posing at Camp Lewis Which Was Set up on Fair Grounds in St. Louis, Missouri (1860)

"Camp Lewis, 1st Regiment, Missouri State Guards, Col. A. R. Easton, St. Louis Fair Grounds. Salted Paper Print, 1860." Militiamen of the 1st Regiment, Missouri State Guards, posing at Camp Lewis which was set up on fair grounds in St. Louis, Missouri, 1860.

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Militiamen of the Kentucky State Guard Posing in Camp on the Grounds of the South-Western Agricultural Association in Louisville, Kentucky (1860)

Militiamen of the Kentucky State Guard posing in camp on the grounds of the South-Western Agricultural Association in Louisville, Kentucky, August 23, 1860. By Garret & Nickerson.

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Daguerreotype Portrait of an Unidentified Militia Officer (1848)

Daguerreotype portrait of an unidentified militia officer, c. 1848. By Marcus Aurelius Root.

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Carte De Visite Portrait of Unidentified Militimen Posing in Front of a Tent With a Bearing a Ku Klux Klan Sign

Carte de visite portrait of unidentified militimen posing in front of a tent bearing a Ku Klux Klan sign on it possibly near Hartford, Connecticut, c. 1860's. By Camp.

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Hand-colored Daguerreotype Portrait of a Sapper From an Unidentified New York Militia Unit Holding an Axe

Hand-colored daguerreotype portrait of a sapper from an unidentified New York militia unit holding an axe, c. 1850. By Abraham Bogardus.

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Union Soldiers of the 7th New York Militia in Camp

Photograph of Union soldiers of the 7th New York Militia posing in front of a tent probably taken in Camp Cameron, Washington, D.C., 1861. The seated soldier is holding a cat on his lap. The African American boy is probably a servant. Animated stereoscopic photograph.

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Militiamen From the Lexington Light Infantry on Parade (1855)

Militiamen from the Lexington Light Infantry on parade in Lexington, Kentucky, c. 1855. Animated stereoscopic photographs.

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Animated Stereoviews of Militiamen Passing By During an Independence Day Parade Near Tryon Row in New York City (1860)

Animated stereoviews of a crowd watching soldiers and cavalry, probably militiamen, passing by near Tryon Row during an Independence Day parade in New York City, July 4, 1860.

Source 1: New York Public Library.
Source 2: New York Public Library.

Women of the White Mountain Rangers

Members of the White Mountain Rangers, a home guard militia, pose with their spears, c. 1861. Very little information is known about the photograph, but it is probably not a serious military unit. The women seem to have a bit of a uniform going on. A young boy and older male teenager, possibly the acting officer in charge, appear at the far right and far left of the photo. Women in civilian clothing stand on the porch. Gilder Lehrman claims the photograph could have been taken in New Hampshire. By Alexander Gardner.

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