CIVIL WAR PHOTOGRAPHS

RG 1325-003-036 General Collection, Portraits

Box 1, Folder 4: Gen. Banks
Folder 9: Lt. Biddle
Folder 16: Lt. Burton
Cpl. Burton
J. Burton

Box 2, Folder 2: Lt. Carrow
Folder 4: Lt. Chambers
Lt. Clark
Folder 8: Capt. Corbett
Folder 10: Capt. Levin Bevins Day
Lt. Day

Box 3, Folder 3: Sgt. Freese
Folder 10: Sgt. Hazzard (not in uniform)
Folder 12: Lt. D. Stewart Hessey, C. S. A.

Box 4, Folder 5: Lt. Joseph
Folder 8: Samuel J. Lank

Box 5, Folder 4: Rev. Thomas Murphey (2)
Folder 5: Sgt. Nicholson
Folder 7: Capt. Pascall
Folder 9: Lt. Philips
Folder 10: Capt. R. G. Porter, U. S. N., F. Colorado

Box 6, Folder 1: William J. Reed of Ellendale, Sussex Co., Delaware. Served with Co.
G, 9th Delaware Regt. (not in uniform)
Folder 3: Samuel P. Reynolds. Served in Co. A, 4th Delaware Regt. (not in uniform)
William Thomas Reynolds, Co. H, 3rd Delaware Regt. (not in uniform)

Box 7, Folder 6: Gen. Alfred T. A. Torbert
Capt. Townsend
Folder 10: Sgt. Walsh (not in uniform)

Box 8, Folder 3: Maj. Gen. James H. Wilson, Commanding Cavalry Corps, Military
Division of the Mississippi, April 2, 1865.

RG 1325.036 General Collection, Military

Folder 1—group portraits
–Three Union soldiers, including Robert S. Watson
–Three Union soldiers, including Capt. Pascall, Lt. Waples, and Capt. Townsend
–The officers of the 3rd Delaware
–Color Guard of the 1st Delaware, with national and state colors

Folder 2—Fort Delaware, miscellaneous
–“Prisoners of War in Fort Delaware, May 1864: Brave and Distinguished Southerners
in a Union prison.”
–Trees growing through Civil War gun carriage
–Sketch of Pea Patch Island and Fort Delaware, Nov. 1, 1864
–From Harper’s Weekly, June 27, 1863: “Prisoners arriving at Ft. Delaware.”
–Negatives of shells and cannonballs

Folder 3—Fort Delaware, external views

Folder 4—Fort Delaware, internal views

RG 9015-003-001 Purnell Collection, Portraits

Box 41, Folder 9: Unidentified Carey family members (2)
John Carey
Robert Carey
Thomas Carey
Box 42, Folder 7: Col. Isaac Dyer, Skowhegan, Maine
Rear Admiral Samuel F. DuPont
Box 45, Folder 4: Aaron March (2)
J. M. March
Box 54, Folder 6: Unidentified soldiers (3)
Box 55, Folders 1, 3, 4: Unidentified soldiers (3)

RG 9015-003-001 Purnell Collection, Subjects—Military

Box 65, Folder 13: Gen. Grant and staff
Gen. Grant
Union soldiers dead at Gettysburg (2)
Folder 14: Blue copy of group portrait with Watson
Drawing of Blue Hen chickens stamping out the Copperheads, 1860.

RG 8005.046 Department of Public Instruction Motion Pictures
“Delaware in the Civil War: Splitting of the Diamond.”

A black-and-white film, approximately 15 minutes long, focusing on Delaware’s duality as a border state. The film discusses both the Union and Confederate factions in the state, the resulting debates in the state legislature, the disarming of southern Delawarean Home Guards by Union troops, and the importance of Fort Delaware.