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5,957 historic pictures in the Historic Print Archive collection, in 13 sections, part of Library of Congress Collections. Each one can be ordered as a print or licensed, and the collection is a starting point for telling stories about the past.

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Americana & Miscellany

[Military officers and French prisoners-of-war in a German prison camp]Hoofland's celebrated German tonic water will cure dyspepsia, liver complaint, debility, i (Philadelphia : Stein)Benson's capcine porous plaster. The best (c1887 July 28.)Charge of the 6th Michigan cavalry over the rebel earthworks nr. Falling Waters ([1863 July 14])Custer receiving the flag of truce--Appomatox [sic]--1865 ([1865 April 8])[General Custer saluting Confederate General Ramseur at the Woodstock races, Oct. 9, 1864] ([1864 October 9])The signal officer off duty (1864 Feb. 8.)Fireplace in Negro hut (1864 Apr. 25.)Jack, I'm gonna fish with you! (1939 Aug. 14.)Southern volunteers"" ([New York?] Publishe)The grand national caravan moving east (1833)The political barbecue (New York : Published)Southern river scenery (New York : Published)Antique Photo Print - A new rule in algebra - Great Gift for History BuffsAbolition frowned down (1839)Bohemian cigarmakers at work in their tenement ([ca. 1889])National republican chart ([no date recorded on)Prince of Wales and suite (c1860 October 13.)Fording Salt River (New York : Published)Splitting the party: the entering wedge (New York : Published)[Nurses and a doctor attending wounded soldiers on a hospital ward] (New York, N.Y. : Und)Going up Salt River (New York : Published)[Dividing the] national [map] ([Cincinnati? : s.n.])Jane Addams (c1914.)Louis Jacques Mandé Daguerre ([no date recorded on)L.A.W. Bicycle Race--The start (Niagara Falls, N.Y. )A war president. Progressive democracy ([New York : N. Curri)[Ulysses S. Grant and his Generals on horseback] / Lith. by E. Boell. ([1865])Cave of the winds (c1888.)Why bless my heart Johnny, you're welcome! How's your mother? (c1816 Sept. 12.)Andrew Johnson ([no date recorded on)The lick telescope, length 57 feet (c1889 Apr. 8.)La via appia / gravé par Gautier ; peint par Boulanger. (New York : M. Knoedl)Polk's dream (N.Y. : Lith. & pub. )Napoleon le Grand / F. Gerard pinxit anno 1805 ; Augte. Boucher Desnoyers sculpsit.John Browns Cave near Harpers Ferry ([between 1860 and 18)Woodcock shooting (New York : Published)[Goering and lion cub] ([1938 February 7])[Göring at play] / Robert. ([1938 August 11])[Hermann Göring and daughter Edda] ([1939 June 13])[Count Ciano, Edda and Emmy Göring at Carinhall] ([1940 July 20])[United Nations Charter ratification] ([1945])Remember this may be our last mobilization (1914)The masked battery or Loco-Foco strategy (1844)Credit, don't ask it, it isn't square (c1877 Nov. 23.)Bark Catalpa, of New Bedford (c1876.)President Lincoln and his cabinet ([no date recorded on)I'm not to blame for being white, sir! (Boston : Published b)Uncle Ned and I (c1883 Dec. 26.)Abraham Lincoln's last reception / Hohenstein. (Philadelphia : John )[People suffering from plague outside temple] ([no date recorded on)[Expérience du parachûte. Le 1er Brumaire an 6 (22 octobre 1797. v.f.) à 5h. 28m. du soir, ([S.l. : s.n., betwee)[Sherman's march through South Carolina - Burning of McPhersonville] ([1865 February 1])Strong's dime caricatures. No. 4, The schoolmaster abroad" at last" (1861)Spot where Genl. Sedgwick was killed ([1864 ca. May 9])Surrender of Cornwallis (c1845 Dec. 31.)Darktown bicycling-a tender pair ([New York] : Currier)Darktown bicycling-scooped de pear ([New York] : Currier)Volunteering down Dixie ([Cincinnati : Ehrgot)I guess we can take care of both ends, and the middle too, eh, Charlie? (1940 June 29.)Gen Butlers Canal at Dutch Gap ([1864 October])The battle of Antietam, Md. Sept. 17th 1862 ([New York] : Currier)Bombardment and capture of Fort Hindman, Arkansas Post, Ark. Jany. 11th 1863 ([New York] : Currier)The futurity race at Sheepshead Bay: Sept. 03, 1888, value $50,000 won by Proctor Knott (New York : Published)The battle of Groveton or Second Bull Run. Between the Union army commanded by Genl. Pope ([between 1861 and 18)Uncle Sam's youngest son, Citizen Know Nothing / Sarony & Co., lith., 117 Fulton St., N.Y. ([New York] : William)All set for the campaign! (1932 July 21.)Town of Phillippi, Barbour County, West Virginia ([no date recorded on)View from the summit of Little Round Top at 7:30 P.M. July 3rd, 1863 / Edwin Forbes. ([between 1865 and 18)The last of Ewells corps April 6 ([1865] April 6.)Chaplain Chapman of the 169th N.Y. performing divine service at Gen. W.F. Smith's Head Qua ([1864 July 3])National inauguration ball, March 4th 1865. Abraham Lincoln, Andrew Jackson ([no date recorded on)Strong's dime caricatures. No. 1, Domestic troubles (New York : Published)Battle of Wilson's Creek--Aug. 10, 1861--Union (Gen. Lyon) ... Conf. (Gen. McCulloch) ... (c1893.)William J. Hardee, Lieut. General ([photographed betwee)Knock'd into a cock'd hat (N.Y. : Pub. by Peter)Harriet Quimby in cockpit of plane (1911)Assembling wings for airplanes (c1918 Mar. 18.)Lincolns deathbed ([1865 April 14 - 15])Battle of the Monitor and Merrimac (c1889 July 12.)Pea Ridge march. Respectfully dedicated to Maj. Gen. Franz Sigel, U.S.A. Composed by Chr. (Milwaukee : publishe)The old flag again, waves over Sumter (c1865 Mar. 31.)[Göring greeting the Yugoslav Minister President at Carinhall] ([1938 January 16])Gen. Sherman, Gen. Sheridan, Gen. Thomas, Gen. Grant ([no date recorded on)A cure for Republican lockjaw (N.Y. : Published by )Ball of 2nd Corps--Washington's birthday (1864 Feb. 22.)The pursuit of Gen. Lee's rebel army. The heavy guns - 30 pounders - going to the front du ([1863 July 10])St. Patrick's Day in the army--The steeple chase / EF. ([1863] Mar. 17.)[Photograph of miniature by unknown artist showing two brothers, James McNeill Whistler, 1 ([between 1900 and 19)Anziehen - mitkommenThe battle of Booneville, or the great Missouri Lyon" Hunt" ([S.l. : s.n., 1861])Allarme générale des habitants de Gonesse occasionée par la chûte du ballon aréostatique d ([Augsbourg] : Se ven)[Abraham Lincoln while a traveling lawyer, taken in Danville, Illinois (1857 May 27 [printed)Mamie La Barge at her Machine. Under legal age. Location: Winchendon, Massachusetts. (1911 September.)Camp Volusia or Fort Barnwell on the St. John E.F. ([Charleston, S.C. : )Doffer boy in Globe Mills, Augusta, Ga. ([between 1909 and 19)A view of the whale fishery ([no date recorded on)Of course we may have to change remedies if we don't get results (1934 Jan. 5.)Mrs. Fiske - Mary of Magdala / Ernest Haskell. (N.Y. : The Grignard )Primum mirabile mundi moenia urbis Babylonicae ([no date recorded on)Legal tender polka by F. Chase / A. McLean Lith. (St. Louis, Mo. : Bal)The battle of Gainesville, Va. / E.F. (1862 Aug. 28.)Ende der Feindseeligkeiten. Die Engländer räumen den Americanern Neu-Yorck ein 1783 / D. CThe Log cabin song (c1840.)Representative journals & journalists of America (c1882 Oct. 6.)Top of the heap! (New York : Published)Historic Photo Print - The Africans of the slave bark Wildfire, 1860 (1)Samuel Gompers (c1911.)Ammunition!" And remember - bonds buy bullets! / Vincent Lynel 1918." (Phila[delphia] : Ket)The persuit [i.e. pursuit] (Boston : issued from)J.H. Perry. Manufacturer of the Ox Brand" patent & enamelled leather" ([no date recorded on)Coburg, Nebraska Terr. & vic., 1884-85 ([1884 or 1885])Secret influence or a peep-behind the screen / [Williams]. ([England] : Pubd. Ma)Humming all the trade is or The modern alchymist / T. J. [Jones] fect. (London : Pubd. March)Select vestry comforts / Thos Jones, fect. (London : Pubd. April)The state vintners (London : Pubd. June )Lewis Cass, Democratic candidate for president ([New York] : Lith. &)Grand National Whig banner. Onward"" ([New York] : Lith & )An Indiana Glass Works and some of its workers. Location: Indiana. (1908 August.)[J.P. Morgan striking photographer with cane] (c1910 May 11.)

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