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1.
Libby Prison, the only picture in existence, as it appeared August 23, 1863

Date:: 1882 approx.
Format:: Still image
Access:: Public

2.
Lithograph of the "Surrender of General Lee" to Union General Ulysses S. Grant

Date:: 1873
Format:: Still image
Access:: Public

3.
The 3d Kentucky (CSA) at mess before Corinth, Mississippi, May 11, 1862. Lithograph based on painting by Conrad Wise Chapman

Creator:: Zimmer, Louis
Date:: 1871
Format:: Still image
Access:: Public

4.
The Last Meeting, Robert E. Lee and Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson. Framed lithograph by Everett B.D. Julio and engraving by Fred Halpin

Creator:: Julio, Everett B. D. and Halpin, Fred
Date:: 1869
Format:: Still image
Access:: Public

5.
Lithograph of "Sherman at Savannah, Ga.," from the original picture by Lieutenant Col. Otto Botticher," published by John C. Buttre

Date:: 1865
Format:: Still image
Access:: Public

6.
Lithograph of Andersonville Prison (Georgia). "Representing the imprisonment of 33,000 Union soldiers during the months of June, July, and August, 1864," sketched by John Burns Walker, Company G, 141st Regiment

Creator:: Walker, John Burns
Date:: 1865
Format:: Still image
Access:: Public

7.
Lithograph of Camp Sorghum in Columbia, South Carolina. This image is part of a larger one, showing 12 prison scenes, from sketches by Captain Robert J. Fisher, 17th Missouri Infantry Regiment

Date:: 1865
Format:: Still image
Access:: Public

8.
Lithograph of a Union military post in Cowan, Tennessee, from a drawing by Sergeant N. B. Abbott

Creator:: Eno, Henry C.
Date:: 1864 approx.
Format:: Still image
Access:: Public

9.
Lithograph of Andersonville Prison (Georgia). “In June, July and August 1864, 33,000 Union prisoners were crowded on…21 acres," sketched by John Burns Walker, Company G, 141st Regiment

Creator:: Walker, John Burns
Date:: 1864
Format:: Still image
Access:: Public

10.
The Ram Manassas as she appeared in passing the Harriet Lane after receiving a broadside from the Mississippi

Date:: 1863 approx.
Format:: Still image
Access:: Public