6 Free Artworks of Louisville In The American Civil War

harper's weekly, 1862alexander simplotfrank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1862frank leslieamerican civil war in 1861ironcladspaddle steamers of the united statesuss baron dekalb (ship, 1862)uss louisville (ship, 1861)uss pittsburgh (ship, 1861)
Memphis-naval-battle, Alexander Simplot
tennessee in the 1860sbattle of memphis
The women and children of Louisville, Kentucky, leaving the city, by order of the late General Nelson, preparatory to the expected bombardment by the Rebel General Bragg - from a sketch by LCCN2008680157, Frank Leslie, 18 October 1862
frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1862henri lovie
Commodore Foote’s Gunboat Flotilla on the Mississippi, Alexander Simplot, 25 January 1862
harper's weekly, 1862alexander simplot
The campaign in Kentucky-The national troops under General Johnston advancing on the Louisville and Nashville Turnpike, overtaken by the equipage and baggage train on the Louisville and LCCN99471593, Frank Leslie, 18 January 1862
frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1862henry a. bacon
"The Gun-Boat Attack on the Water Batteries at Fort Donelson.", 15 March 1862
american civil war items in the collections of the missouri history museumprints in the missouri history museum
Louisville and Cincinnati mail packet steamer "Jacob Strader" (2550323493)
jacob strader (ship, 1853)
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