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24. Pontoon Bridge
- Bull Run, VA, 1862
25. Federal
Engineers Bridging the Tennessee River - Chattanooga, TN, March 1864
26. Digging the
Dutch Gap Canal on the James River - VA, 1864
27. The Four
Tiered, 780 Foot Long Railroad Trestle Bridge Built by Federal Engineers
(A Guard Camp is also Shown) - Whiteside, TN, 1864
28. Pontoon Bridge
Across the James River - Richmond, VA, 1865
79. Excavating for
a "Y" at Devereux Station on the Orange and Alexandria Railroad
General Hermann Haupt, Chief of Construction and Transportation, U.S.
Military Railroads, is Standing on the Bank Supervising the Work. The
"General Haupt," the Engine Pulling the Train, Was Named in Haupt's Honor
80. Station Showing
an Engine and Cars, in November 1863, Lincoln had to Change Trains at this
Point to Dedicate the Gettysburg Battlefield - Hanover Junction, PA
81. U.S. Military
Railroads Engine "General Haupt," Built in 1863
82. Ruins of the
Confederate Enginehouse, Showing the Engines "Telegraph" and "O.A. Bull" -
Atlanta, GA, September 1864
83. Ruins of Hood's
28-Car Ammunition Train and the Schofield Rolling Mill - Near Atlanta, GA,
September 1864
84. Depot of the
U.S. Military Railroads, Showing the Engine "President" - City Point, VA,
1864
85. U.S. Military
Railroads Engine No.137, Built in 1864 in the Yards at Chattanooga, Tenn.,
with Troops Lined Up in the Background
86. The Engine
"Firefly" on a Trestle of the Orange and Alexandria Railroad
349. Tennessee
River, Blockhouse on the Bank
350. Blockhouse
Near Aqueduct Bridge - Arlington Heights, VA
351. Fortified
Railroad Bridge Across Cumberland River - Nashville, TN, 1864
352. Blockhouse on
the Nashville & Chattanooga Railroad – Near Chattanooga, TN, 1864
369. New Bridge
Built by McDowell's Engineers, Photographer's Wagon at Left - Bull Run,
VA, August 1862
395. View of the
Completed Dutch Gap Canal - James River, VA, April 1865
396. The Canal
under Construction - Dutch Gap, VA, November 1864
429. Grapevine
Bridge Built May 27-28, 1862, by the 5th New Hampshire Infantry under
Colonel Edward E. Cross - Chickahominy River, VA, 1862
488. Engineers
Building Corduroy Road – Near Richmond, VA, June 1862
617. Guns and Ruined Buildings Near the Tredegar
Iron Works - Richmond, VA, April 1865
618. View of the Tredegar Iron Works, with
Footbridge to Neilson's Island - Richmond, VA, April 1865
678. Railroad
Bridge and Old Dominion Iron and Nail Works on Belle Isle - Richmond, VA,
April 1865
711. Damaged Locomotives - Richmond, VA, 1865
712. Crippled Locomotive, Richmond & Petersburg
Railroad Depot - Richmond, VA, 1865
721. Ruins of Paper Mill with Water Wheel -
Richmond, VA, 1865
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