Photographs of the time Period
Left Federal Navel Men
Above: A dead Confederate Soldier at the Base of Marye's Heights, the Confederate
Strong Hold at the Battle Of Fredericksburg VA. 1862
Strong Hold at the Battle Of Fredericksburg VA. 1862
Above:
Dead Confederates along
the Hagerstown Pike. The
Confederates are more
than likely Members of the
10th Louisiana who were
Killed During the Battle of
the Corn Field.
Battle Of Antietam,
Sharpsburg Maryland
September 1862
Dead Confederates along
the Hagerstown Pike. The
Confederates are more
than likely Members of the
10th Louisiana who were
Killed During the Battle of
the Corn Field.
Battle Of Antietam,
Sharpsburg Maryland
September 1862
Dr. Thomas Holmes performs the
embalming of a soldier.
embalming of a soldier.
Above
This Photo is interesting, Alexander Gardner who took this photo actually had his associate James Gibson carry this
Confederate Soldier, Most likely an Alabamian from General Hoods Division, under Longstreet's Corps. Approx. 80
yards into this den. Gardner added the backpack under his head and the rifle. The Photo is one of the most famous
pictures taken after the battle of Gettysburg. This Soldier was Killed on July 2, 1863, during the struggle for the Devils
Den at the Battle of Gettysburg July 1-3 1863
Below
Is the original Position where the soldier fell before Gardner had him Moved.
This Photo is interesting, Alexander Gardner who took this photo actually had his associate James Gibson carry this
Confederate Soldier, Most likely an Alabamian from General Hoods Division, under Longstreet's Corps. Approx. 80
yards into this den. Gardner added the backpack under his head and the rifle. The Photo is one of the most famous
pictures taken after the battle of Gettysburg. This Soldier was Killed on July 2, 1863, during the struggle for the Devils
Den at the Battle of Gettysburg July 1-3 1863
Below
Is the original Position where the soldier fell before Gardner had him Moved.
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