1819–1902 Collection

Chattanooga Tennessee ca 1864 Albumen silver print
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Bull Run Pontoon Bridge Blackburn Ford 1862 Albumen silver print
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Bull Run Mrs Henry House 21 July 1861 1861 Albumen silver print
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Confederate Earthworks Centreville Virginia 1862
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Provost Marshals Headquarters Chattanooga ca
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Headquarters General Sherman Thomas Chattanooga
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Lookout Mountain Tennessee ca 1864 Albumen silver print
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Bull Run Matthews House 1861-62 Albumen silver print
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Hibernian Hall Charleston ca 1864 Albumen silver print
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St Michael Church Charleston S. C ca 1864 Albumen silver print
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Tennessee River Chattanooga 81 Lookout Mountain Spur
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Rebel Works Front Atlanta Georgia No 2 1864 Albumen silver print
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"Capturing the Essence of 1819–1902: A Glimpse into History Through Albumen Silver Prints" Step back in time to Chattanooga, Tennessee circa 1864 with an albumen silver print that showcases the city's rich history. This captivating image allows us to witness the transformation and growth of a once small town. Travel further back to Blackburn Ford in 1862, where a pontoon bridge stands as a testament to the ingenuity and resourcefulness during times of war. The albumen silver print captures this pivotal moment in history, reminding us of the sacrifices made on both sides. On July 21st, 1861, Mrs. Henry House at Bull Run witnessed one of the most significant battles of the Civil War. Preserved through an albumen silver print, we can almost hear echoes from that fateful day when Confederate and Union forces clashed. Centreville, Virginia in 1862 reveals Confederate earthworks etched into its landscape—a reminder that even amidst turmoil and chaos, strategic fortifications were built for protection and defense. The Provost Marshal's Headquarters in Chattanooga serves as a glimpse into military operations during this era—an essential hub for maintaining order within occupied territories. Headquarters General Sherman Thomas offers insight into two influential figures who played crucial roles in shaping America's destiny—Sherman's infamous March to the Sea forever changed warfare tactics while Thomas led his troops with unwavering determination. Lookout Mountain looms majestically over Tennessee; an albumen silver print transports us back to ca. 1864 when soldiers fought valiantly against insurmountable odds atop its rugged terrain. Matthews House at Bull Run is another haunting image captured through an albumen silver print—a stark reminder that war knows no boundaries or mercy as it ravages homes caught in its path. Hibernian Hall Charleston ca. 1864 takes us deep into Southern territory during tumultuous times.