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📷: Siege of Atlanta. ca. 1888. LOC.
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📷: Siege of Atlanta. ca. 1888. LOC.
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#OTD 1863, Confederate Gen. Pemberton surrendered to Union Gen. Grant after a 47-day siege of Vicksburg, a monumental victory for the Union.
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📷: LOC
#OTD 1863, Confederate Gen. Pemberton surrendered to Union Gen. Grant after a 47-day siege of Vicksburg, a monumental victory for the Union.
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📷: Detroit Publishing Co., Copyright Claimant, & Publisher Detroit Publishing Co. Gettysburg from Cemetery Ridge. LOC.
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📷: Detroit Publishing Co., Copyright Claimant, & Publisher Detroit Publishing Co. Gettysburg from Cemetery Ridge. LOC.
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📷: Battle of Gettysburg., ca. 1887. May 16. LOC
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📷: Battle of Gettysburg., ca. 1887. May 16. LOC
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📷: Battle of Beaverdam Creek Va., Chickahominy River. LOC.
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📷: Battle of Beaverdam Creek Va., Chickahominy River. LOC.
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📷: Major General George B. McClellan, 1861. LOC.
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📷: Major General George B. McClellan, 1861. LOC.
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📷: Kevin Breuninger, CNBC.
📷: Kevin Breuninger, CNBC.
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📷: The Texas African American History Memorial, José Pestana
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📷: The Texas African American History Memorial, José Pestana
📷: Emancipation Day Celebration 19 June 1900, Austin History Center, Austin Public Library
📷: Emancipation Day Celebration 19 June 1900, Austin History Center, Austin Public Library
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📷: Thomas Nast, Emancipation of the Negroes – the Past and the Future, (from ‘Harper’s Weekly’),” The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Jan 24, 1863.
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📷: Thomas Nast, Emancipation of the Negroes – the Past and the Future, (from ‘Harper’s Weekly’),” The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Jan 24, 1863.
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📷: Portrait of Maj. Gen. Gordon Granger, officer of the Federal Army. LOC.
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📷: Portrait of Maj. Gen. Gordon Granger, officer of the Federal Army. LOC.
🖼️: “The Journey.” Ted Ellis.
🖼️: “The Journey.” Ted Ellis.
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In May 1865, nearly two hundred #AfricanAmerican Union soldiers received the Butler Medal. This medal was the only one created during the #CivilWar honoring a specific regiment or action.
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In May 1865, nearly two hundred #AfricanAmerican Union soldiers received the Butler Medal. This medal was the only one created during the #CivilWar honoring a specific regiment or action.
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📷 Death bed of Lincoln. 1865. LOC.
📷 Death bed of Lincoln. 1865. LOC.
After Abraham Lincoln’s presidential victory in November 1860, SC viewed his upcoming presidency as threatening the plantation economy & called upon the state’s delegates to vote for secession from the Union.
After Abraham Lincoln’s presidential victory in November 1860, SC viewed his upcoming presidency as threatening the plantation economy & called upon the state’s delegates to vote for secession from the Union.
A thread:
In 1860, the U.S. Army adopted Myer’s aerial telegraphy system, the wig-wag system - a binary code that included a single flag by day & a kerosene lamp by night. NPS notes that the Union and Confederate armies utilized the wig-wag system during the American Civil War.
A thread:
In 1860, the U.S. Army adopted Myer’s aerial telegraphy system, the wig-wag system - a binary code that included a single flag by day & a kerosene lamp by night. NPS notes that the Union and Confederate armies utilized the wig-wag system during the American Civil War.