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Looking Down the Valley of Running Water Creek Near Whitesides, Tenn -1864- Nashville and Chattanooga R. R. Bridge on the Left – Civil War Shades
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Gates Thruston – Civil War Shades
Because Tennessee cities such as Memphis, Nashville, and Chattanooga were quickly occupied, some Union officers met sweethearts and married into southern society. Ohioan Gates P. Thruston met his future wife, Confederate sympathizer Ida Hamilton, in Nashville. Her father asked the well-mannered young captain for protection when their home was occupied by Union officers. Woodpecker Gorget. […]
Cotton Burners on the Borders of SW Tennessee & Mississippi Surprised by Federal Scouts [Near Memphis, Tennessee, 1862 May-June] – Civil War Shades
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Photographers and Special Artists – Civil War Shades
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John Watkins – Civil War Shades
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Parson Brownlow and the Unionists of East Tennessee – Civil War Shades
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Carved Wooden Heart, Open to Reveal Snake – Civil War Shades
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C.A. Haun Parting from His Family before His Execution – Civil War Shades
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Photograph of Andrew Johnson in Masonic Regalia – Civil War Shades
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Leaving Home – Civil War Shades
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Map of Tennessee Reduced from Large Map by J.B. Killebrew – Civil War Shades
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Alfred McKinney’s Claim for Making Boots for Federal Soldiers – Civil War Shades
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Gay Street, Knoxville, Tenn. 1861 – Civil War Shades
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