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"Topographical Map of Johnsonville, Tenn." "Topographical Map of Clarksville, Tenn." "Decatur, Ala." "Topographical Sketch of Athens, Ala." "Dalton, Ga." "Franklin, Tenn." "Topographical Map of Columbia, Tenn., and Vicinity" "Gallatin, Tenn." "Huntsville, Ala"

Malitary Map of the Marches of the United States Forces under command of Maj. Gen. W. T. Sherman, U.S.A. during the years 1863, 1864, 1865.

Map prepared to exhibit the Campaigns in which the Army of the Cumberland took part during the war of the rebellion by order of Maj. Gen. Geo. H. Thomas, U.S.A.

Engineer Bureau War Department . Section of Map of the States of Kansas and Texas and Indian Territory with parts of the Territories of Colorado and New Mexico

Atlas to accompany the official records of the Union and Confederate Armies published under the direction of the Hon. Daniel S. Lamont, Secretary of War Maj. George B. Davis U.S.A. Mr. Leslie J. Perry Mr. Joseph W. Kirkley Board of Publication Compiled by Capt. Calvin D. Cowles 23d. U.S. Infantry Part XXV. [Front cover]

"View of Terre-Plein of the Gorge of Fort Sumter. Showing the guns on Barbette, April 15th, 1861. Charleston Harbor, S. C." "Parade of Fort Moultrie, showing South-Western portion of soldiers barracks &c. April 16th, 1861. Charleston Harbor, S. C." "North-Western angle of Fort Moultrie, interior of ramparts back of Western barracks, Western side of Citadel, brick traverse for protection of magazine, sandbags covering magazine, April 16th, 1861, Charleston Harbor, S. C." "View of Terre-Plein and parapet of Eastern flank of Fort Sumter, also showing traverse constructed to counteract enfilading fire. Charleston Harbor, S. C." "Barracks on North face of parade, Fort Moultrie. April 16th, 1861. Charleston Harbor, S. C." "South-Western angle and face of Fort Moultrie. April, 16th, 1861. Charleston Harbor, S. C." "Officers quarters, Eastern portion of parade, Fort Moultrie. April 16th, 1861. Charleston Harbor, S. C." "Western Barracks, Fort Moultrie seen from parapets showing the backs of the buildings, April 16th, 1861. Charleston Harbor, S. C." "Channel face and South-Western angle of the ramparts of Fort Moultrie April, 16th, 1861. Charleston Harbor, S. C."

"Exterior view of the gorge of Fort sumter on the 14th April 1861. After its evacuation by Maj. Robert Anderson, 1st Arty. U.S.A. commdg. showing the main entrance and a portion of the gorge to the North-East." "Exterior view of the gorge of Fort Sumter on the 14th April 1861. After its evacuation by Maj. Robert Anderson, 1st Arty. U.S.A. commdg. showing the main entrance and a portion of the gorge to the South-East." "Channel face of Fort Moultrie with bomb-proof shelter and flag-staff April, 16th, 1861. Charleston Harbor, S. C." "Fort Sumter December, 9th, 1863. View of South-East angle." "Exterior view of the gorge of Fort Sumter on the 14th April 1861. After its evacuation by Maj. Robert Anderson, 1st Arty. U.S.A. commdg. showing that portion towards Fort Johnson, James Island." "Exterior view of the gorge of Fort Sumter. On the 14th April 1861. After its evacuation by Maj. Robert Anderson, 1st Arty. U.S.A. commdg. showing the portion towards Cummings Point, Morris Island." "Sullivan's Island, Battery Beauregard 1864. Charleston Harbor, S. C." "Fort Sumter December 9th, 1863. Interior view of the three-gun battery." "Fort Sumter December 9th, 1863. View from South-West angle." " Sullivan's Island, Fort Moultrie 1864. Charleston Harbor, S. C." "Fort Sumter December 9th, 1863. View of entrance to three-gun battery."

"Capitol, Richmond, Va. Front view. Taken May, 1865." "Libby Prison, North Side. Taken May, 1865." "Libby Prison, South side. Taken May, 1865." "Post Hospital, City Point, Va., 1865." "Rebel Fort (Now Federal no. 7 of new lines) Atlanta, GA. Looking towards Chatt. R.R. (North) Battery M. 5th U. S. Artil'y. with Gen. Sherman in background." "Federal Fort No. 7, Atlanta, GA. new line of defenses, looking towards no. 8." "Federal Fort No. 8, Atlanta, GA. new line of defenses, looking towards no. 7." "Federal Fort no. 10, Atlanta, GA. New line of defenses, looking towards No. 9." "Federal Fort no. 9, Atlanta, GA. new line of defenses, looking towards no. 7 and 8." "Federal Fort no. 10, Atlanta, GA. New line of defenses, looking East. East Point R. R. in foreground." "Federal Fort no. 11, Atlanta, GA. New line of defenses, looking towards no. 10. Hood's Hdqrs. in middle ground."

"Federal fort no. 11, Atlanta, GA. New line of defenses, looking towards no. 12." "Federal fort no. 12, Atlanta, GA. New line of defenses, looking towards city hall (North-East)." "Federal fort no. 12, Atlanta, GA. New line of defenses, looking towards no. 11." "Federal fort no. 13, Atlanta, GA. New line of defenses, looking towards no. 12." "Federal fort no. 19, Atlanta, GA. New line of defenses, looking North. Augusta R. R. in foreground." "Federal fort no. 19, Atlanta, GA. New line of defenses, looking South. Augusta R.R. in foreground." "Rebel fort South of Chattanooga R.R., Atlanda, GA." "Rebel fort Atlanta, GA. Between Peach Tree Street and Chattanooga Railroad." "Rebel fort on Chattanooga R.R. Atlanta, GA. Potter's House." "Rebel fort on Peach Tree Street, Atlanta, GA." "Casemated battery on salient of rebel line, near White Hall. Looking North towards Chattanooga R.R. 2 miles S. W. of Atlanta, GA. Federal fort no. 7. New line seen through trees on right of picture." "Rebel battery, Peach Tree Street, Atlanta, GA."

"Rebel lines, Atlanta, GA. Looking across Augusta R.R. to the Southward." "Rebel line on Augusta, R. R. Atlanta, GA. Looking South." "Rebel lines on West of Atlanta, GA. Looking Southward. Federal fort no. 7 of new line in left distance." "Rebel lines, Atlanta, GA." "U. S. rolling mill at Chattanooga, Tenn." "Ruins of rolling mill and cars. Destroyed by rebels on evacuation of Atlanta, GA." "Round-House Chattanooga, R.R. at Atlanta, GA. Kenesaw Mountain in distance, on right of picture. Lost Mountain over Dome." "Engine 'Hero' destroyed partially by rebels when evacuating Atlanta, GA. This is the engine used by Mitchel's men in their attempt to burn the R.R. bridges. They were caught upon it, and hung in Atlanta, GA." "Position of iron clads, January 15th 1865.; Potter House, Atlanta, GA. Showing effects of bombardment."