Confederate Collection (#39)

Civil War / Stuarts Raid
Confederate general J E B Stuart leads his spectacular raid around the Union forces under McClellan

Confederate Irregulars
Some of the supporters of the Secession were a rough-and- ready lot, such as these Alleghany Irregulars from Virginia

Federal Sentinel
On the banks of the Potomac river, a Federal picket keeps watch while his companions sleep. Across the river are the Confederate batteries

Confederate Retreat
As the Federal Army advances on Fairfax, Virginia, Carolinian pickets of the Confederate Army retreat through the woods

1st Battle of Bull Run
Confederate soldiers under Beauregard rally before winning a decisive victory over the Union army under McDowell

Mississippi Naval Fight
The Mississippi is the scene of continuous naval operations throughout the war : here Union vessels engage confederate forts below New Orleans

Mosbys Irregulars
Confederate commander Mosby forms a band of about 1000 irregulars who carry on guerilla operations, harassing the Union forces, stealing their horses and supplies

Gettysburg - Pickett s
Confederate general Pickett leads his legendary charge, but he cannot prevent an overwhelming defeat in which Lee loses one-third of his army

Confederate Forces
After Gettysburg, the Confederate forces are increasingly hard-pressed by the Union; this corps is forced to march at night through burning woods

Richmond Burns
Though a primary target for the Union, the Confederate capital was not taken until 1865 : fires were started not by the incoming Federals but the departing Confederates

Confederates Fight On
Outnumbered and out- generalled, short of supplies and ammunition, Confederate soldiers fight on as best they can

Richmond Captured
The Union army enters Richmond, which has been the Confederate capital : there is wholesale destruction, caused by the retreating southerners, not by the northerners

Confederates Flight
Confederate forces in hurried retreat as the war draws to a bitter close. Date: 1865

Confederate Prisoners
The Union flag flies over a camp of confederate prisoners at Elmira, New York

Three Card Trick
THE THREE CARD TRICK (or Spot the Lady ) The other passengers watch while the trickster and his confederate fleece a victim in a railway carriage

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"Remembering the Confederate Generals: Lee, Jackson, and Forrest" In this captivating collection of images from the US Civil War, we delve into the lives and legacies of some of the most prominent figures in Confederate history. From General Lee and General Jackson's strategic maneuvers before Chancellorsville to Lee's historic surrender to General Grant at Appomattox Court House, these moments shaped the course of our nation's history. Thomas Nast's poignant painting immortalizes that fateful day when peace was finally restored within a united Union. Nathan Bedford Forrest, an influential American army officer during this time period, is captured in a striking photograph that showcases his commanding presence on the battlefield. The Battle of Franklin lithograph by Kurz & Allison transports us back to that harrowing day in 1864 when bravery clashed with tragedy. Another masterpiece by Kurz & Allison depicts the Battle of Kennesaw Mountain in Georgia, reminding us of the relentless struggles faced by both sides during this tumultuous era. Stonewall Jackson's indomitable spirit shines through in Henry Alexander Ogden's lithograph capturing his valiant efforts at First Bull Run. As we explore these pivotal battles such as Chancellorsville and Bull Run, we are reminded of the sacrifices made by countless soldiers who fought for their beliefs amidst a divided nation. Let us honor their memory and strive for unity as we reflect upon this significant chapter in American history.