The Courier Offers Civil War Through The Camera
The Courier announces a national alliance and sole distribution of a war memorial titled The Civil War Through The Camera. It features Brady and other famous photographers with original battle images, some government valued at twenty seven thousand eight hundred ten dollars fifty years ago. Confederate pictures are also highlighted and newly found after long searches.
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Enthusiastic Waterloo buyers rush Civil War portfolios
Waterloo residents flood orders for a sixteen volume illustrated Civil War portfolio series. Customers online and by mail exhaust stock as buyers imagine generals commands, marching troops, trenches and battles, and even long-lost relatives resurfacing in the rare photographs. The collection is hailed as marvellous and momentous.
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Scout recalls Brady war photographs and his last Virginia scout
Union scout John Landegon recounts finding a Brady War photograph of himself the day after it was taken. He notes the image captured him as a young man and recalls that the following day he completed his final scout in Virginia, reflecting on how time has passed.
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Geer
Virginia
Henry Www
Elson
Ohio University
Shiloh
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