9th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry at Camp Cass near Fort Cass, Arlington Line Defenses, Virginia. An African American contraband in Federal uniform can be seen sitting on the ground in the image.

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Unidentified African American soldier from 506th Engineer Battalion in uniform and overseas cap sitting next to framed photograph

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1861 - 1865

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[Bloody fight at Occoquan, Virginia]

General U. S. Grant and staff, City Point, Virginia, summer of 1864

District of Columbia. Maj. H.W. Sawyer and staff at Camp Stoneman

[Cold Harbor, Virginia General Burnside and his staff at 9th Corps headquarters] / from a photograph by Brady.

Cold Harbor, Virginia General Burnside and his staff at 9th Corps headquarters from a photograph by Brady

Field and Staff, 8th N.Y. State Militia, Arlington House, Virginia (7901780802)

Brandy Station, Virginia Four provost marshals of the 3d Army Corps

[District of Columbia. Maj. H. W. Sawyer and staff at Camp Stoneman]

Falmouth, Virginia. General George Stoneman and staff

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Soldiers from the 134th Illinois Volunteer Infantry sitting in front of a tent at Columbus, Kentucky with African American boy

7th New York State Militia at Camp Cameron (Meridian Hill) in Washington DC, May 1861. An African American, possible a camp servant, is in the foreground.

[Unidentified African American soldier in Union uniform in front of painted backdrop showing military camp]

Unidentified African American soldier from 506th Engineer Battalion in uniform and overseas cap sitting next to framed photograph

7th New York State Militia at Camp Cameron (Meridian Hill) in Washington DC, May 1861. An African American, possible a camp servant, is in the foreground.

Soldiers from the 134th Illinois Volunteer Infantry in front of tent at Columbus, Kentucky with African American boy

[Five Civil War soldiers gathered on dirt porch outside home. African American youth seated near them]

Unidentified African American soldier in uniform and campaign hat sitting next to vase of flowers and American flag in front of painted backdrop

[Unidentified African American soldier in Union uniform in front of painted backdrop showing military camp]

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label_outline Explore Civil War Defenses Of Washington, African American, Historic Massachusetts

The anchor storage on the deck of the derrick boat

National parks: Mass - public domain image

Group of Co. "D", 4th Mich. Infantry - NARA - 529502

map from "History of the American Civil War, etc"

Body of Admiral Dewey being taken from Arlington, Virginia, 32825

Group of 7th Infantry - NARA - 529774

Marines from Fox Company, 2nd Battalion, 2nd Marine

Poplar Forest, State Route 661, Forest, Bedford County, Virginia

Fort Sumter, Charleston, Charleston County, SC

“In the Footsteps of History: the March to Malvern Hill”

ailors assigned to the aircraft carrier USS Enterprise (CVN 65) and Northrop Grumman, Newport News shipyard workers lower the power cylinder of catapult four in place on the ship's flight deck.

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