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    9th Corps Embarking for Fort Monroe 1863

    Thought this was an interesting image.

    Caption from the LOC website:
    Aquia Creek Landing, Va. Embarkation of 9th Army Corps for Fort Monroe, February 1863



    Link to the original, download the .tiff and take a closer look. Lots of little things, like cap ventilators and a couple of smiles or smirks.
    [Aquia Creek Landing, Va. Embarkation of 9th Army Corps for Fort Monroe]
    http://www.loc.gov/pictures/collection/cwp/item/cwp2003000171/PP/
    1 negative : glass, stereograph, wet collodion ; 4 x 10 in. | Photograph from the main eastern theater of war, Burnside and Hooker, November 1862-April 1863.
    Nathan Bruff

    [email]Nbruff@gmail.com[/email]
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    Re: 9th Corps Embarking for Fort Monroe 1863

    Thats one of the more interesting images I've seen in awhile.
    Jake Koch
    The Debonair Society of Coffee Coolers, Brewers, and Debaters
    https://coffeecoolersmess.weebly.com/

    -Pvt. Max Doermann, 3x Great Uncle, Co. E, 66th New York Infantry. Died at Andersonville, Dec. 22, 1864.
    -Pvt. David Rousch, 4x Great Uncle, Co. A, 107th Ohio Infantry. Wounded and Captured at Gettysburg. Died at Andersonville, June 5, 1864.
    -Pvt. Carl Sievert, 3x Great Uncle, Co. H, 7th New York Infantry (Steuben Guard). Mortally Wounded at Malvern Hill.

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      Re: 9th Corps Embarking for Fort Monroe 1863

      Near as I can tell the stacks are Hardee/Ellsworth/KY Swing.
      John Duffer
      Independence Mess
      MOOCOWS
      WIG
      "There lies $1000 and a cow."

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