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Headquarters Q.M. department, City Point

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Russell, Andrew J.

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Created Date:
1864 September 25.
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Civil War

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Keywords

  1. Albumen Prints
  2. City Point (Hopewell, Va.)
  3. Civil War
  4. Civil War, 1861 1865
  5. History
  6. Hopewell
  7. Military Facilities
  8. Railroad Bridges
  9. Transportation
  10. United States
  11. Virginia

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View at City Point headquarters, hospital, with old school houses, barns &c Post office, City Point City Point R.R. Depot, looking toward Petersburg [Magazine wharf, City Point; January 1865] Ruins of rail road buildings, Richmond, May 1865 Main Street, City Point, Va., March 1865. Potomac Creek Bridge, Aquia Creek & Fredericksburgh Railroad, perspective view, April 12, 1863 First train across Bull Run Bridge, spring of 1863 Military railroad bridge over Potomac Creek. Aquia Creek and Fredericksburg Railroad. Built by U.S.M.R.R. Construction Corps in 40 hours Long Bridge and Washington, from Maryland [i.e., Virginia] shore, June 1863 Military railroad bridge over Potomac Creek on the Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac Railroad, built by the U.S.M.R.R. Construction Corps, C.F. Nagle, supervisor Trestle work (no. 2,) on City Point & Army R. R. Potomac Creek Bridge, Aquia Creek & Fredericksburgh Railroad, April 18, 1863 Long Bridge, Washington, D.C. Trestle work (no. 1,) on City Point & Army R. R. New bridge over Potomac River on the Washington, Alexandria and Georgetown Railroad. Total length 5,104 feet [Railroad bridge with timber trestles] Long Bridge, Washington, D.C. [Military railroad operations in northern Virginia: two men boring holes in bridge trestles and man with Haupt's Torpedo] [Military railroad operations in northern Virginia: men working on bridge] Burnt bridge over Pope's Head, near Devereux Station, Orange & Alexandria Railroad
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