William Redish Pywell , (Jun 9, 1843–Aug 7, 1886)
positive by Alexander Gardner
7 in. x 9 in. (17.78 cm x 22.86 cm)
positive by Alexander Gardner
Slave Pen, Alexandria.
August, 18627 in. x 9 in. (17.78 cm x 22.86 cm)
Medium and Support: albumen print mounted on wove paper
Credit Line: museum purchase, Collection Care and Enhancement Fund
Accession Number: 1989.84.2
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Marshall House, Alexandria.
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Ruins at Masassas Junction.
1989.84.10
Fortifications at Manassas.
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Battery No. 1, near Yorktown—No. 1.
1989.84.12
Battery No. 1, near Yorktown—No. 2.
1989.84.13
Battery No. 4, near Yorktown.
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Ruins of Norfolk Navy Yard.
1989.84.18
Burnside Bridge, across Antietam Creek
1989.84.20
Dunker Church, Battle-field of Antietam.
1989.84.21
Scout and Guides to the Army of the Potomac.
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Lacy House, Falmouth, Virginia.
1989.84.29
Fairfax Court-House.
1989.84.3
Fredericksburg, Virginia.
1989.84.30
Battery D, 2d U.S. Artillery, in action.
1989.84.31
Pontoon Bridge, across the Rappahannock.
1989.84.32
Evacuation of Aquia Creek.
1989.84.33
Gettysburg, Pennsylvania.
1989.84.35
A Harvest of Death, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania
1989.84.36
Gateway of Cemetery, Gettysburg.
1989.84.39
Stone Church, Centerville.
1989.84.4
Trossel's House, Battle-field of Gettysburg.
1989.84.42
Provost Marshall's Office, Aquia Creek.
1989.84.46
Castle Murray, near AUburn, Virginia.
1989.84.47
Culpeper, Virginia.
1989.84.48
General Post-Office, Army of the Potomac.
1989.84.49
Fortifications on Heights of Centerville. [Fortifications on Heights of Centerville, VIrginia]
1989.84.5
The Halt, scene near Culpeper.
1989.84.50
Quaker Guns, Centerville
1989.84.6
Ruins of Stone Bridge, Bull Run.
1989.84.7
Mathews House, Battle-field of Bull Run.
1989.84.8
Ruins at Manassas.
1989.84.9
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