Brady Civil War Photos Free
Mathew B Brady and many of the decade's best photographers created the photographs in this collection. There are detailed portraits of notable men of the era, as well as photos of soldiers, living and dead, battlefields, scarred landscapes, and cities burned and bombed by invading troops. They portray the horrors of war and images of life in camp. They represent photojournalism in its infancy and present us with real-life interpretations of our nation at war with itself. Continue…
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The Crew of the USS Lehigh
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Mathew B. Brady Collection of Civil War Photographs
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Mathew B. Brady Collection of Civil War Photographs
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bridge across Tennessee River, built by troops
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Headquarters in Virginia mansion at Hanover Court House, VA
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Scene of O. & A. R.R. near Union Mills, VA
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Distant view of Fort Sumpter, 1865
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Wilderness near Chancellorsville
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Source Information
Mathew B Brady Collection of Civil War Photographs. Original data from: The National Archives
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