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James River, Va. Point where Army of the Potomac crossed in June 1864 (Wyanoke Wharf?)
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James River, Va. Point where Army of the Potomac crossed in June 1864 (Wyanoke Wharf?)

Reekie, John · 1860 · photo, print, drawing

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virginiacivil warglass negativesstereographshistoryunited statesjames river
Credit lineJames River, Va. Point where Army of the Potomac crossed in June 1864 (Wyanoke Wharf?). 1860. Reekie, John. Civil War Glass Negatives, Library of Congress. Public domain.
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