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(#25) Exterior View Of Fort Sumter From Charleston Harbor After The Bombardment
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(#30) Commodore J.L. Worden, Commander Of The 'Monitor'
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(#13) Fort Sumter As Seen From Morris Island, Charleston Harbor, S.C.
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(#31) Tredegar Iron Works
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(#18) Miss Laura Towne's School, St. Helena Island, S.C.
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(#29) View Of Cottage On Alex. Knox's plantation, Mount Pleasant, Near Charleston, S.C.
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The American Civil War caused more than 1 million deaths in just four years. This is the bloodiest conflict in the United States and the first time it has been widely documented through photography. People at that time did not expect that an ordinary Houston resident would quietly record the scene of the Civil War with photos, and the secret was not revealed until more than 50 years later.
Collector Robin Stanford sold a large number of rare civil war photos to the Library of Congress in 2015, more than 500 photos are very important, that recorded the real scenes of slavery in the United States history. The random tool displays 31 precious Civil War photos from the old woman.
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