About the Banner –The Men of Company E and Sgt. Harry Henry
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- Winslow Homer, “Sharpshooter,” (1863)
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- Winslow Homer, “The Brierwood Pipe” (1864)
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- Winslow Homer, “Veteran in a New Field” (1865)
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- Winslow Homer, “Prisoners from the Front” (1866)
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- Winslow Homer, “A Visit from the Old Mistress” (1876)
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- Winslow Homer, “Gulf Stream” (1899)
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- Eastman Johnson, “Negro Life in the Old South” (1859)
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- Eastman Johnson, “A Ride for Liberty” (1862)
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- Eastman Johnson, “Christmas-Time, The Blodgett Family” (1864)
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- Eastman Johnson, “Pension Claim Agent” (1867)
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- Eastman Johnson, “The Hatch Family” (1870-71)
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- Eastman Johnson, “Girl I Left Behind Me,” (1872)
Iconic Photographs
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- Abraham Lincoln by Mathew Brady, New York, February 1860
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- Contrabands Crossing Rappahannock by Timothy O’Sullivan, August 19, 1862
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- Army of Northern Virginia marching through Frederick, MD September 1862
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- Confederate Dead at Antietam, Alexander Gardner, September 1862
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- Lincoln and McClellan at Antietam, October 1862
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- Confederate prisoners at Gettysburg, July 1863
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- Grant at Cold Harbor, By Mathew Brady, June 1864
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- Survivor of Confederate POW camps, 1865
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- Ruins of Charleston, SC, through Circular Church, April 1865
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