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Georgia Civil War Photographs
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Photographs and Images
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of Georgia in the Civil War
Georgians
- Pvt. Sampson Altman, Jr., Co. C, 29th Regiment Georgia Volunteers,
C.S.A.
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- Maj. Gen. John B. Gordon, C.S.A. (in uniform) (from National Archives)
Maj.
Gen. John B. Gordon, C.S.A. (in civilian dress) (New Georgia Encyclopedia) -
- Capt. Matthew T. Nunnally and 1st Sgt. Josiah E. Nunnally, 11th
Ga. Infantry, C.S.A.
Alexander Stephens, Vice-President of the Confederacy (from National Archives)
Lt. Gen. James Longstreet in Civilian Dress (National Archives)
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Non-Georgians
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- Conf. Gen. John B. Hood, CSA (in uniform) (personal collection of Ed Jackson)
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- Union Maj. Gen. James McPherson
(in uniform) (enhanced Library of Congress image)
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- Union Maj. Gen. William T. Sherman,
USA (in uniform) (Library of Congress)
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Events and Places
1860
Secession demonstration in Savannah,
Nov. 8, 1860 (Lithograph)
1861
1862
Fort Pulaski, exterior
view
Fort Pulaski , interior view of front parapet
(Library of Congress)
Fort Pulaski,
interior view of rear parapet (Library of Congress)
Fort Pulaski,
interior view of the breach (Library of Congress)
Fort Pulaski,
the "Beauregard" Gun (Library of Congress)
Fort
Pulaski, dismounted mortar, Savannah, April 1862 (Library of Congress)
Fort
Pulaski, after capture by Union
1863
Lee and Gordon's Mills, Chickamauga Battlefield, 1863 (National Archives)
Union battery at drill, Ringgold, 1863 (National Archives)
1864
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- Battle of Rocky Face Ridge ( two engravings)
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- Battle of Resaca, 1864 (Color lithograph)
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- Battle of Kennesaw Mountain (Color
lithograph)
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- Battle of Atlanta, 1864 (Color lithograph)
- Atlanta, Ga.
Confederate palisades, on north side of city, 1864 (Library of Congress)
- Atlanta, Ga.
Northward view across the tracks on Whitehall Street, with wagon train, 1864
(Library of Congress)
Chevaux-de-frise
on Marietta St.; photographic wagons and darkroom beyond (Library
of Congress)
Confederate
palisades and chevaux-de-frise near Potter house, Atlanta, 1864
(Library of Congress)
Gen.
Sherman on horseback at Federal Fort No. 7, Atlanta, 1864 (Library
of Congress)
Gen.
Sherman, leaning on breach of gun, and staff at Federal Fort No. 7,
1864 (Library of Congress)
Union
soldiers by gun in captured fort, Atlanta, 1864 (Library of Congress)
Union
pickets near Atlanta, 1864 (Library of Congress)
Shell-damaged
Potter house, Atlanta, 1864 (Library of Congress)
Railroad
depot, Atlanta, 1864 (Library of Congress)
- Ruins of railroad
depot, destroyed upon Sherman's departure (Library of Congress)
Union
soldiers on boxcars at railroad depot, Atlanta, 1864 (Library of
Congress)
Boxcars
with refugees at railroad depot, Atlanta, 1864 (Library of Congress)
Atlanta
Intelligencer office by railroad depot, Atlanta, 1864 (Library
of Congress)
View
on Decatur St. showing Trout House and Masonic Hall, Atlanta, 1864
(Library of Congress)
Railroad
depot and yard with Trout House and Masonic Hall in background, Atlanta,
1864 (Library of Congress)
Trout
House, Masonic Hall, and Union encampment on Decatur St., Atlanta,
1864 (Library of Congress)
2d
Mass. Infantry on grounds of Atlanta City Hall, 1864 (Library of
Congress)
"Auction
& Negro Sales," Whitehall St., Atlanta, 1864 (Library of Congress)
Whitehall
St., Atlanta, 1864 (Library of Congress)
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Union prisoners in Andersonville Prison, Aug. 1864 (New Georgia Encyclopedia)
Computer enhanced version of
photo (176 k)
Wagon
train on Marietta St., Atlanta, 1864 (Library of Congress)
Yankee
Occupation of Atlanta
Savannah,
Ga., vicinity. Confederate gun at Fort McAllister, 1864 (Library of Congress)
Savannah,
Ga., vicinity. Sherman's troops removing ammunition from Fort McAllister in
wheelbarrows, 1864 (Library of Congress)
Savannah,
Ga., vicinity. Interior view of Fort McAllister, 14 miles south of the city;
the Ogeechee River beyond, 1864 (Library of Congress)
Savannah,
Ga., vicinity. Fort McAllister; another view, 1864 (Library of Congress)
Savannah,
Ga., vicinity. Army engineers removing 8-inch Columbiad gun from Fort McAllister,
1864 (Library of Congress)
Savannah,
Ga., vicinity. Federal soldiers with big gun at Fort McAllister, 1864
(Library of Congress)
Savannah,
Ga., vicinity. Signal station on the Ogeechee at Fort McAllister, 1864
(Library of Congress)
- "Rebels Evacuating Savannah, Harper's Weekly
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1865
Signalmen
of Rear Admiral John A. Dahlgren's flagship receiving a message from the Georgia
shore (exact location and date unknown) (Library
of Congress)
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