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Chattanooga and Its Approaches – Civil War Shades
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Hazen, Major General W.B., Half-length Portrait, Facing Left – Civil War Shades
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Belmont Gardens in History of Homes and Gardens of Tennessee – Civil War Shades
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Stephens Bluff on the Black Warrior River, taken from the Steamer Lily, May 14, 1864 – Civil War Shades
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Jug – Civil War Shades
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Adolph Ochs – Civil War Shades
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Cover page for W. W. Fergusson’s “War Memories, ” Engineer Corps, P.A.C.S. – Civil War Shades
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View from the Top of Lookout Mountain, Tenn., February, 1864 – Civil War Shades
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Columbia Athenaeum, School for Young Ladies – Civil War Shades
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Commemorative Works of Art – Civil War Shades
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Tomb of President James K. Polk – Civil War Shades
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Gettysburg, Pa. Alfred R. Waud, Artist of Harper’s Weekly, Sketching on Battlefield – Civil War Shades
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A Bit of War History: The Recruit – Civil War Shades
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