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Union Army Re-laying Tracks Torn Up by Confederates in Civil War
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Union Army Re-laying Tracks Torn Up by Confederates in Civil War

Egbert Guy Fowx · 1862 · albumen silver print

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Credit lineUnion Army Re-laying Tracks Torn Up by Confederates in Civil War. 1862. Egbert Guy Fowx. National Gallery of Art, Gift of Funds from Ronald M. Costell, M.D. and the Estate of Marsha E. Swiss. CC0.
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