53 Free Photos of 1865 Illustrations

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The war in America- the conscription in New York LCCN2007678618
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Execution of Captain Wirz at Washington, Friday, November 10. 1865. Wirz was commandant of Andersonville Prison. Illustr - NARA - 518104
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A great failure LCCN2001697356
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18650408 - Le Monde illustré - Enterremment au Père-Lachaise
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Arrival of freedmen and their families at Baltimore, Maryland - an every day scene LCCN2001697357
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Arrival of freedmen and their families at Baltimore, Maryland - an every day scene LCCN2001697357
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Ball in Honour of President Lincoln in the Great Hall of the Patent Office at Washington LCCN2005694735
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The Second Inauguration of Pres. Lincoln in front of the Capitol at Washington LCCN2002722789
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The war in America- Rendevous of Mosby's men in the pass of the Blue Ridge, Shenandoah Valley LCCN2002715397
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Funeral of President Lincoln, at Washington, D.C. LCCN2001697353
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The tomb of the president - Funeral service at Springfield, Illinois LCCN99613999
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Log cabin built by President Lincoln in Kentucky LCCN2001697355
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The great rebel prison-pen at Andersonville, Georgia LCCN2001697358
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Johnson inauguration
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The Hebrew Purim Ball at the Academy of Music, March 14 LCCN96505276
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Springfield, Illinois, the late and latest home of martyr president LCCN99614001
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Capture of Savannah-Gen. Geary issuing passes to citizens LCCN92508757
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Sherman's bummers foraging in South Carolina LCCN99614126
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The President's funeral car, on a steam lighter, approacing New York, from Jersey City April 24, 1865 LCCN2002736363
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Andrew Johnson taking the oath of office in the small parlor of the Kirkwood House (Hotel), Washington, (April 15, 1865) LCCN00650930
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Rebel telegraph operator near Egypt, on the Mississippi Central R.R. LCCN2002725413
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The assassin's end. Final disposition of the body of John Wilkes Booth LCCN99613991
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Rebel telegraph operator near Egypt, on the Mississippi Central R.R. LCCN2002725413
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Scenes in and around the old penitentiary, Washington D.C., on the day of the execution of the conspirators... LCCN99614004
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Funeral honors to President Lincoln - the catafalque passing up Broadway, New York, April 25, 1865, in the presence of nearly a million spectators - from a number of sketches taken at LCCN98507327
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The killing of Booth, the assassin - the dying murderer drawn from the barn where he head taken refuge, on Garrett's farm, near Port Royal, Va., April 26, 1865 LCCN2001697354
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Trial of the conspirators - Strong guard posted in front of main entrance to penitentiary, Washington LCCN99614002
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The dying moments of President Lincoln at Washington, Saturday morning, April 15 LCCN99613988
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President Lincoln riding through Richmond, April 4, amid the enthusiastic cheers of the inhabitants LCCN99613987
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Major-General Manuel Doblado. The soldier's messenger corps. Concordia buildings, Baltimore, Maryland LCCN91730694
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President Lincoln visiting the late residence of Jefferson Davis in Richmond, Va. LCCN2001697351
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Map illustrating the Battle of Bentonsville, N.C., fought March 19th, 1865, between the United States Forces... - NARA - 305615
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Ovation to Lieutenant General Grant at the Cooper Institute, New York, on the evening of June 7 - Grant saluting the audience LCCN2001695557
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Ovation to Lieutenant General Grant at the Cooper Institute, New York, on the evening of June 7 - Grant saluting the audience LCCN2001695557
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Lewis Payne, the assassin of Mr. Seward, awaiting the trial in the penitentiary at Washington, guarded by a sentry of the 2d Reserve Corps LCCN99613997
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End of the poor Funeral from a tenement house in Baxter Street, Five Points, New York - - from a sketch by our artist. LCCN98513809
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Home of Mr. Petersen, opposite Ford's Theatre, Washington, D.C., where the President died; House of Wm. H. Seward, Washington, D.C. LCCN99613992
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Barnum's new American museum, no. 539 & 541 Broadway, N.Y., between Spring and Prince streets The lecture room of Barnum's new American museum. LCCN2004671466
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Mrs. Surratt with the conspirators and assassins, hooded and ironed proceeding to the penitentiary at Washington, from the steamer Keyport which brought them to the wharf from the gunboat in LCCN99613998
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Funeral service of President Lincoln at Chicago, Illinois, May 1. Removing the coffin from the funeral train to the catafalque LCCN99613994
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Scene in the court-room in the old Penitentiary building, Washington, D.C., during the trial of the conspirators ... Harold, Arnold, McLaughlin, Mudd and Surratt, before the military LCCN99614000
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Contrabands accompanying the line of Sherman's march through Georgia - from a sketch by our special artist. LCCN94514955
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Assassination of President Lincoln - the murderer leaping upon the stage, and catching his spur in the flag which hung before the president's box LCCN2001697352
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Contrabands accompanying the line of Sherman's march through Georgia - - from a sketch by our special artist. The last scene. John Garth and Olivia Ruthermayne. The blot on the Ruthermayne LCCN92515029
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Murder of President Lincoln; The assassin retreating across the stage and Mr. Stewart climbing upon it to pursue him; Appearance of Ford's Theatre, Washington, D.C. after the murder LCCN99613996
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Coffin containing the remains of President Lincoln; Small doors leading to the President's box, Ford's theatre...; Murder of President Lincoln; Mr. Lincoln carried from the theatre to LCCN99613990
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Review of the returned veterans by Gov. Curtin-Gen. Meade and staff passing the grand stand, Penn. Square, Phila. - - sketched by our special artist (...) Offices of the People's Line of LCCN91706681
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Great tornado in Wisconsin, June 28 - the almost entire destruction of the village of Viroqua (3 illus.)- 1. Total destruction of the Methodist Church; 2. Ruins of the North-Western Times LCCN99614082
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Funeral service of President Lincoln, at Chicago, May 1 - 1. Reception of the remains at the Court House; 2. Thirty-six young ladies of the high school strewing the bier with garlands and LCCN99613995
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Interior of Chief Detective Col. Baker's office, opposite Willard's Hotel, Washington, D.C. - Col. Baker laying down the plan of Booth's capture to his chief subordinates LCCN99613993
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1) The President's funeral car, on a steam lighter, approaching New York from Jersey City; 2) View of the funeral car containing the remains of President Lincoln; 3) Interior of the LCCN99613989
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Execution of the conspirators, Mrs. Mary E. Surratt, Lewis Powell, (Alias Payne) George Ahzerodt and David E. Harold . . . the prison yard of the old penitentiary, Washington, D.C. July 7 LCCN99614003
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