8 Free Artworks of Williamsport, Maryland

frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1862 frank leslie miscellaneous items in high demand, ppoc, library of congress drawings (documentary) collection in the library of congress american civil war in 1863 potomac river in the 19th century edwin forbes periodical illustration henry a. bacon american civil war in 1861

The Potomac River, near Williamsport, on the morning of the crossing of Gen. Lee's army LCCN2004661561, Edwin Forbes, 1863

drawings (documentary) collection in the library of congress army of the potomac

Brick house on the Potomac, near Williamsport, after a rebel carronade LCCN2017650942 (cropped), Frank Leslie, 18 October 1862

frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1862 american civil war in 1862

Signal officers, in attic of farm house, watching the army of General Lee near Williamsport, Maryland LCCN2004661932, Edwin Forbes, 1863

drawings (documentary) collection in the library of congress edwin forbes

Campaign in Maryland - Gallant charge of the Sixth Michigan Cavalry over the enemy's breastworks, near Falling Waters, July 14 - from a sketch by our special artist. LCCN00652831, Frank Leslie, 13 August 1863

wood engravings in the library of congress frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1863

The campaign on the Potomac - unsuccessful attempt of the Rebels to destroy dam no. 5, on the upper Potomac, near Williamsport, Maryland, December 1861 - from a sketch by Capt. Henry Bacon LCCN2004669781, Frank Leslie, 18 January 1862

frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1862 henry a. bacon

Pomological Watercolor POM00003768, 1912

watercolor paintings by james marion shull usda pomological watercolors of apples

Maryland and Pennsylvania farmers visiting the battle-field of Antietam while the National troops were burying the dead and carrying off the wounded Brick house on the Potomac, near LCCN2017650942, Francis H. Schell, 18 October 1862

frank leslie's illustrated newspaper, 1862 francis h. schell

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, 1862 henry a. bacon

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