12 Free Artworks of 1861 In St. Louis, Missouri

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Oil on Canvas Portrait of Dred Scott (cropped), Louis Schultze, circa 1888

portrait paintings in the missouri history museum dred scott

"(S)cene at the Upper Ferry, St. Louis, Missouri - Construction of Floating Mortar Batteries, etc., by Order of the National Government.", Frank Leslie, 4 January 1862

american civil war items in the collections of the missouri history museum prints in the missouri history museum

Illustrated Civil War-era envelope, 1861-1865

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Pencil Drawing, "Residence and Headquarters of Gen'l Fremont in St. Louis" by Alexander Simplot, 1861

collections of the missouri history museum 19th-century pencil drawings

Painting "The Last Sale of Slaves" by Thomas Satterwhite Noble, Thomas Satterwhite Noble, circa 1880

paintings in the collections of the missouri history museum paintings of slave markets

USS New Era, Alexander Simplot, 12 October 1861

harper's weekly, 1861 alexander simplot

"Occupation of Bird's Point, Missouri, Opposite Cairo, Ill., by Colonel Shuttner's Missouri Regiment of United States Volunteers.", Frank Leslie, 15 June 1861

american civil war items in the collections of the missouri history museum prints in the missouri history museum

Jefferson Barracks, St. Louis, Mo., lately the scene of great excitement on the departure of the Fourth Regiment of Missouri Volunteers to take possession of Bird's Point, Mo., opposite LCCN99613976, Frank Leslie, 29 June 1861

frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1861 american civil war in 1861

Frank Leslie's scenes and portraits of the Civil War (1894) (14762621242), Frank Leslie, 1894

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"Brig. Gen. Sterling Price, of Missouri, Commander of the Rebel Troops at Booneville and Springfield.", Frank Leslie, 7 September 1861

american civil war items in the collections of the missouri history museum prints in the missouri history museum

NH 59592 'The Gun-boat New Era, Just Built at St. Louis, Missouri' (cropped) (26751543983), Alexander Simplot

harper's weekly, 1861 alexander simplot

"Collision Between the Federal Troops Under Colonel McNeil and the Citizens of St. Louis, MO. - The Fire on the Troops Taking Effect Upon the Recorder's Court, Which was then in Session.", Frank Leslie, 29 June 1861

american civil war items in the collections of the missouri history museum prints in the missouri history museum

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