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This are four sketches from Gardenrs sketchbook, this are the most amazing photographic picture I ever seen ,and wanted to share with everyone. Hope you love them as much as i do, Gardenrs was a great photographer from the past as it tell a story in each one of them.
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pict#1 de-rail? .A all to common occurance in early R.R.. CLASSIC IMAGE bratjdd!!
#2 Is that a confederate & union soldiers, thinking about a singe mount?
#3 ???? what do you know about this pict.? It is a strong image!
#3 Fort Sedgwick-- trenches near Petersburg, VA late in the war.
Those who think trench warfare was unique to WW1 need to read about Petersburg.
scott
Also photographed by O'Sullivan (#3).
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Thanks, mikie for stopping by, Here are the Title of photograph and years.
1.Ruins at Manassas March, 1862
2.The Halt, May 1864
3.Quarter of Men in Fort Sedwick,Generally Know as Fort Hell May, 1865
4.President Lincoln on Battle-Field of Antietam.
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#4 is not Lincoln at Antietam. Lincoln is not in your posted view.
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Identification on #4:
"Guides to the Army of the Potomac, Berlin VA, October 1862" photographed by Gardner.
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