Soldier's skeletons City Point, Virginia / / Original photographs taken by the Government photographer during the war.

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Photographs show (on recto) decomposing skeletons on a stretcher with men disinterring remains from battlefield graves at Cold Harbor, Virginia, to be moved to national cemeteries and (on verso) a Union supply depot and railroad yard at City Point, Virginia, now Hopewell, Virginia.

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Reekie, John, photographer

Taylor & Huntington, publisher

Hopewell , 37.30432, -77.28720

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