Mathew Benjamin Brady Collection (page 8)
Mathew Benjamin Brady was a prominent figure during the Civil War era, known for his association with Confederate General Jubal Early
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Mathew Benjamin Brady was a prominent figure during the Civil War era, known for his association with Confederate General Jubal Early. In this head-and-shoulders portrait taken around 1860-1870, Brady exudes an air of authority and determination. The photograph, captured later by an unknown creator in Bradys Studio on Pennsylvania Ave. & 7th St. , Washington D. C. , showcases his strong presence. Another intriguing image of Brady is attributed to Adoniram J. Holmes from Iowa, between 1890 and 1902. Although the circumstances surrounding this photograph remain unclear, it offers a glimpse into another chapter of his life. Brady's connection to history can also be seen through Alexander Gardner's Photographic Gallery on 7th & D Street in Washington D. C. , circa 1863. This particular photo captures General Nathan Bedford Forrest, further highlighting Brady's involvement with influential figures of the time. The collection includes various snapshots that shed light on different aspects of Brady's life beyond military associations. For instance, Kit Carson's band at Camp McKibbin in Maryland in 1893 reveals his interest in music and camaraderie. Other photographs depict moments shared with friends and comrades such as Capt. Columbus & friends after the battle at Marshall Hall or during dress parade at Camp McKibbin in Maryland - both dated back to 1893. One captivating image titled "Shall Old Acquaintance be Forgotten" evokes nostalgia while leaving us curious about its significance within Brady's story. Through these glimpses into Mathew Benjamin Brady's life captured by unknown creators throughout history, we are reminded of the complex tapestry woven by individuals who played significant roles during pivotal times like the Civil War era.