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Troops at Camp Douglas
1862
Large group of Union soldiers, possibly including Lieutenant D.G. Hudson, at Camp Douglas in Chicago, Illinois.
Unidentified Civil War Soldier
Three-quarter length seated portrait of an unidentified Civil War soldier.
Harriet Douglas Whetten
1860
Harriet Douglas Whetten (b.1822). Whetten was a volunteer nurse during the Civil War. She served on hospital ships out of New York and Philadelphia from 1862 to 1865, and later as nurses' superinte...
Martin J. Norde
Three-quarter length seated portrait of Martin Norda of the 15th Wisconsin Regiment.
Officers of Battery C, 1st Wisconsin Heavy Artillery Regiment
The First Wisconsin Heavy Artillery, Battery C; Captain John R. Davis, Lieutenant Ezra R. Lisk, Lieutenant Fred Ullman, Lieutenant Benjamin F. Parker.
Albert T. Lamson and E.E. Sill
1864
Lieutenant A.T. Lamson of Madison and Lieutenant E.E. Sill as they appeared when they reached the Union lines after escaping from Confederate prison at Columbia, South Carolina in either 1864 or 1865.
