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A Union Regiment Forged in the Petersburg Campaign
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chapter 5
The Battalion Moves South

Alexandria

Quartermaster's Wharf

To White House Landing

Alexandria Plan

Alexandria Soldier's Rest

Alexandria View

Sen. Burnside (R)

Arlington House

Camps at Washington

Fort Runyon

Freedmans Village

James Ledlie

John Brooks

Long Bridge

Long Bridge 1865

Long Bridge Virginia

New Jersey Railroads

New York Railroads

Ninth Corps Badges

Philadelphia to Washington

Soldiers Rest, Washington City

Soldiers Rest, Washington City

White House Landing

Arlington House
Arlington House, east front, June 28, 1864

Creator(s): Russell, Andrew J., photographer
Date Created/Published: 1864 June 28.
Medium: 1 photographic print : albumen.
Summary: Photograph shows a group of men, some Union soldiers, including African Americans, in front of Arlington House,
Robert E. Lee's former home. The home was taken over by Union forces in 1864, and later became a memorial.
Reproduction Number: LC-DIG-ppmsca-07322 (digital file from
original photograph) LC-B8184-10265 (b&w film copy neg.)
Notes:
No. 288.
Title from item.
Inscribed on negative: Front of Arlington House, June 28th 1864,
Cap. A. Russell.
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