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Bodies from Triangle Shirtwaist fire
Bodies from Washington Place fire, Mar 1911 www.loc.gov/pictures/item/ 98502780/
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Crowds at the scene of the Triangle Waist Co. fire.
Crowds at the scene of the Triangle Waist Co. fire. www.loc.gov/pictures/item/965139 68/
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Crowds outside pier morgue
Crowds outside pier morgue www.loc.gov/pictures/item/965139 64/
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Firemen searching for bodies
Firemen searching for bodies www.loc.gov/pictures/ite m/2002709199/
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Horse-drawn fire engines on their way to the Triangle Shirtwaist fire
Horse-drawn fire engines on their way to the Triangle Shirtwaist Company fire, New York City www.loc.gov/pictures/item/ 2002709198/
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Harper's Weekly, Jan. 24, 1863
The influential Harper's Weekly, which began publication in 1857, at first took a...
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Confederate Soldier
Non-sanctioned photographers took images of soldiers relaxing while encamped, as well...
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Matthew Brady
John Wilkes Booth
Interior of Hospital
Amputation was a common treatment for injured limbs, as these patients at Carver Hospital in Washington, DC, could attest. September 1864.
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Robert E Lee
Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee, in a photo taken by Matthew Brady days after Lee surrendered to Grant.
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Atlanta encampment
Sanctioned shutterbug George N. Barnard, who set up his mobile equipment outside Atlanta...
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Amputation
In a photo that was likely posed, doctors perform an open-air amputation in a Gettysburg, Pa., hospital tent. July, 1863.
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Union Army Officers
Union army officers' family members pose with staff members of Gen. McClellan and Gen. Burnside.
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Soldiers in front of tent
Non-sanctioned photographers took images of soldiers relaxing while encamped.
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Slave children
To raise money for the education of former slaves, the American Missionary Association...
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Charleston, SC, post office
A clerk at a Confederate post office -- the one in Charleston, SC, is pictured -- earned between $700 and $800 per year in 1863.
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Harvest of Death
Dead Union soldiers lie scattered across the Gettysburg battlefield in Timothy O'Sullivan's "Harvest of Death."
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