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Petersburg Panorama 1865
Petersburg in Pencil and Ink
Alfred R. Waud, Special Artist at Petersburg
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In Front of Petersburg
Waud Drawing of 5th Corps Fortifications
Rives Salient ("Fort Mahone")
Soldiers' Wells
The Mine Explosion
William Waud, Special Artist
Charles H. Chapin, Special Artist
Edwin Forbes, Special Artist at Petersburg
Joseph Becker, Special Artist at Petersburg
Edward Mullen, Special Artist at Petersburg
Andrew W. Warren, Special Artist
Winslow Homer, Special Artist
Enlisted Artists
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Charles Wellington Reed
Andrew McCallum
Francis Knowles
James William Pattison
Herbert Valentine
Hare House Hill
Petersburg Photographs
Steeples of Petersburg
City Point
City Point Wharf Explosion, Aug. 9, 1864
Fort Rice?? We don't think so!
Working with Photographs
Federal Picket Line, Jerusalem Plank Road
Timothy O'Sullivan, Photographer at Petersburg
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O'Sullivan and Vest Man
Fort Morton and Baxter Road Group
Fort Haskell Panorama
Fort Stedman Group
Gracie's Salient Group
Bombproofs behind Fort Haskell
Camp of the 50th N. Y. Engineers
John Reekie, Photographer for the Quartermaster Corps
Thomas C. Roche, Photographer at Petersburg
David Knox, Photographer at Petersburg
Andrew J. Russell, Photographer at Petersburg
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"Fort Mahone" CS Batteries 25 & 27
U. S. Military Railroad
Terminus of Military R. R. at City Point
City Point to Clark's Station
Pitkin's Station to Shooting Hill
Shooting Hill
Hancock's Junction/Jerusalem Plank Road
Parke's Station
Warren's Station
Patrick's Station
Maps and Topogs
Grand Medicine Pow-wow
Michler's Reports from Topographical Department
John E. Weyss, Cartographer
William H. Paine, Cartographer
Gilbert Thompson
Confederate Maps
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Confederate Defenses 1862
Gilmer-Campbell Maps, 1864
Stevens Map July 1864
Fields of Fire
Coit's map of the Crater Battlefield
Union Maps
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June 18, 1864-Federal Engineers Map
June 21, 1864, Federal Engineers Map
June 22, 1864. Second Corps at Jerusalem Plank Road
June 30, 1864 -- XVIII Corps Map
Undated Federal Engineers Map--June-July, 1864
July 1864 Map of XVIII Corps Lines
18th Corps, June 18, 1864
Native American Perspective of the Crater
August 28, 1864, Michler Map
IX Corps, Peebles and Pegrams Farms Oct. 1864
Army of the Potomac, Nov. 2, 1864
1864, Coast Survey Map of Petersburg
Manuscript Survey, 1865
Michler-Weyss, Siege of Petersburg
Michler Map Series 1865-1867
1871, Map of Recapture of Ft. Stedman
Battlefield Features
Aiken House
Avery House
Battery X
Blandford Church
Broadway Landing, Appomattox River
The Crater
Cummings House
Dams and Inundations
Dimmock Line
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Priest Cap
French Rifle Pits
Dunn House
Fort Alexander Hayes
Fort Avery
Fort Davis & Battery XXII
Fort Fisher
Fort Meikel --Photographic Views
Fort Morton
Fort Patrick Kelly
Fort Sedgwick, better known as Fort Hell,
Fort Wadsworth -- the Evolution
Fort Willcox or Battery XVI
Friend House
Globe Tavern / Weldon Railroad
Gregory House
Griffith Farm
Gurley House
Hare House
Jones House
Jordan House
Confederate Leadworks
Pegram's Farm
Peebles Farm, Pegrams Farm, Poplar Springs Church
Shand House
Taylor Farm
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The Ice House
Surviving Taylor Barn
U. S. Engineers at the Williams House
Williams House
Signal Towers and Trees
Some Operations of the Signal Corps at Petersburg
Archeology
Geology of the Crater
Fieldwork -- Petersburg
Civil War Sinks
Deserted Confederate Camp
Gracie's Countermine
LIDAR Forts and Batteries
Articles, Papers, Presentations
Shiman: A Note on Maps
The Siege Landscape: Through Fire and Ice at Petersburg
"The Rebel in the Road"
"A Strange Sort of Warfare Underground"
Lost Trenches of Petersburg: June 17
Encyclopedia
Glossary
The Battlefields
Siege Warfare
Union Lines
Confederate Lines
Combat
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June 30, 1864, Attack
Combat Entrenching
Trench Warfare in Civil War History
Chamberlain at Petersburg, June 18, 1864
Kittens, Puppies & Ponies
The "Horseshoe"
Executions!
Combat Trenching: An Introduction
New: Between the Lines
Progressive Entrenching
View from Friend House toward Gibben complex and Petersburg
Fort Conahey
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"Passing Jones House," woodcut in Frank Leslie's Illustrated, Oct. 1, 1864, from a sketch by Andrew McCallum.
