ca. 1861-65, [tintype portrait of two Federal soldiers on the summit of Lookout Mountain, one identified as member of the 69th Ohio Infantry]
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ca. 1861-65, [tintype portrait of two Federal soldiers on the summit of Lookout Mountain, one identified as member of the 69th Ohio Infantry]
ca. 1864, [21st Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry, Company D at Lookout Mountain in Tennessee]
ca. 1861-65, Union Maj. Gen. D.C. McCallum and another officer seated on top of Lookout Mountain, Tennessee
via the Civil War Photograph collection at the Library of Congress
ca. 1863, Union Calvary officer at Point Lookout, Tennessee.
Photographed by the Linns brothers who, in 1863, photographed western Union armies as they advanced towards Atlanta.
via the Liljenquist Collection at the Library of Congress
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