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February 2025
Dedication Chickamauga National Park, Chattanooga, Tenn. Sept. 18, 19, 20, 1863-1895 – Civil War Shades
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Bauhof Inscription, Hazen’s Monument – Civil War Shades
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Antoinette Polk – Civil War Shades
Frequently designed and hand-sewn by ladies’ organizations, flags and banners were powerful symbols honored by the women who made them and the men who relayed them. Carried on the field to inspire and lead troops into battle, regimental banners were often confiscated and highly prized as souvenirs of war. To receive such a spoil of […]
Portrait of Carl Gutherz – Civil War Shades
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Unidentified soldier in Union officer’s uniform at Point Lookout, Tennessee, sitting with cavalry saber in hand and slouch hat resting beside him on a rock – Civil War Shades
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McGavock Confederate Cemetery, Franklin, Tennessee – Civil War Shades
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Making Music – Civil War Shades
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Principales usines & de barcadere de Knoxville cote est. 1856 – Civil War Shades
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Colonel and Mrs. James A. Whiteside, Son Charles and Servants – Civil War Shades
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Pikeville A.M.E. Zion Church – Civil War Shades
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Civil War Commemoration at the Tennessee Centennial – Civil War Shades
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[Children at Lookout Mountain] – Civil War Shades
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Self Portrait – Civil War Shades
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