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2. Boys’ Play-ground, Colored Orphan Asylum.
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The first 4 views are of the Colored Orphan Asylum in NYC. To read the story of the Asylum and its burning during the draft riots of 1863 please follow this link.
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3. Colored Orphan Asylum.
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7. Infant School. Colored Orphan Asylum.
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9. Girls’ Play Ground. Colored Orphan Asylum.
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Refugees brought in to Beaufort by the army.
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Dixie. 1. Darkies picking cotton in the fields.
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Dixie. 2. Planter’s home in South-Before the war.
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Dixie. 5. Camp-meeting in South by torchlight.
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Camp Scenes. Army of the Potomac. No. 2062. Contraband Foreground. The man at right reclines on a cot with “2nd Lieut. John Shaw” written on a leg of the cot.
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No. 132. Camp Scene at Fortress Monroe. George Templeton Strong seated second from left. Three African-American orderlies attend to the officers.
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A damaged glass version of the view above.
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Photographic Incidents of the War. No. 218. Capt. H. Smith’s Mess, Co. D, 93d N.Y.V., Bealton, Va., August, ’63. Capt. Smith is seated at right going through papers. African-American camp aides in the view.
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No. 2175. A Group of Soldiers in the Trenches, Morris Island, S.C.
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Religious Service on the deck of the Monitor Montauk. The Library of Congress has this view titled Religious service aboard the monitor Passaic, Port Royal, SC, 1863.
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Unidentified view, appears to be a Civil War era views. African-Americans at right center.
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No. 9596. Stanton Institute for Colored Children.
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Stanton Institute for Colored Children.
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No. 16. Stanton Institute School for Colored Children.
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Stanton Institute for Colored Children.
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Stanton Institute for Colored Children.
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Col. Duryea’s Adjutant’s Mess. Possibly taken at Fort Schuyler in the Bronx NY before they headed south. Officer’s at mess, two African-American aides stand by.
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No. 372. Contrabands at Headquarters of General Lafayette.
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No. 369. Headquarters of Gen’l Lafayette Before the Battle of Yorktown.
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No.519. Fugitive Negroes Crossing Rappahannock.
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No. 383. Contrabands on Mr. Tollers’ Farm, Cumberland-14th May, 1862.