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  • May 26 2020 - May 26 2020

Chancellorsville: Site of Stonewall Jackson’s mortal wounding On May 2, 1863, Stonewall Jackson was mortally wounded by friendly fire during the Battle of Chancellorsville, site of his greatest triumph. Nearly three years after the calamity that rocked the South, George […]
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  • May 9 2021 - May 9 2021

  How the Frederick “Now” photo was created By Bob Zeller | CCWP president and co-founder NOTE: For new insights on the famous photo, check out Battlefield Photographer, available to Center for Civil War Photography members. The third-floor camera position […]
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  • May 9 2021 - May 9 2021

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  • May 9 2021 - May 9 2021

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April 2015: Charleston’s Civil War photographers, Ruins of Richmond |  Click here

August 2015: Mathew Brady’s NY gallery, John Reynolds in 3-D | Click here

December 2015: Re-discovering Gardner, Brady in ‘new’ Bull Run image | Click here

April 2014: Exclusive: Mathew Brady accused of passing insider info, more. | Click here.

August 2014: Elegance in Fort Monroe casemate, long-lost grave of Harvey Tucker. | Click here.

December 2014: Fresh view of Rebel flag over Fort Sumter, Barnard’s Atlanta. | Click here.

April 2013: An 1861 lunch at Fort Sumter, Battle of Nashville photographer, more. | Click here.

August 2013: Zouaves at Fort Monroe, C.E. Rees in Richmond, more. | Click here.

December 2013: Rarely seen image of where Lincoln gave Gettysburg Address, more. | Click here.

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