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North Anna River, Va. Destroyed bridge of the Richmond and Fredericksburg Railroad
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North Anna River, Va. Destroyed bridge of the Richmond and Fredericksburg Railroad

O'Sullivan, Timothy H. · 1864 · photo, print, drawing

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north anna rivercivil warbridgestransportationvirginiaunited statesrailroads
Credit lineNorth Anna River, Va. Destroyed bridge of the Richmond and Fredericksburg Railroad. 1864. O'Sullivan, Timothy H.. Civil War Glass Negatives, Library of Congress. Public domain.
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