Carte de visite album associated with Colonel Charles Edward Griswold of 22nd Massachusetts Infantry Regiment and 56th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment

60 photographs in 1 album : albumen prints ; 11 x 7 cm or smaller (carte de visite format), cover 16 x 24 cm. | Civil war era carte de visite album includes 60 albumen cartes de visite showing portraits of soldiers who served in the 22nd Massachusetts Infantry Regiment, 56th Massachusetts Infantry R...

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Main Authors: Addis, R. W. (Robert W.), -1874, Black, James Wallace, 1825-1896, Chute, R. J. (Robert J.), 1833-1893, Eastman, W. B. (Walter B.), approximately 1820-1864, Horton, Henry W, Masury, Samuel, 1818-1874, Sonrel, Antoine, Warren, G. K. (George Kendall), -1884, Warren, H. F. (Henry Franklin), 1834-1895, Whipple, John Adams, 1822-1891, Black & Case (Boston, Mass.), Brady's National Photographic Portrait Galleries, Goetchius Bros, Howard & Co. (Plattsburgh, N.Y.), Marshall & Co. (Boston, Mass.), Miller & Rowell, Shurtleff & Hutchinson
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Language:English
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Griswold, Charles Edward, > 1834-1864 > Associated objects
Soldiers > Union > 1860-1870
United States > History > Civil War, 1861-1865 > Military personnel > Union
United States. > Army. > Massachusetts Infantry Regiment, 22nd (1861-1864) > People
United States. > Army. > Massachusetts Infantry Regiment, 56th (1863-1865) > People
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Summary:60 photographs in 1 album : albumen prints ; 11 x 7 cm or smaller (carte de visite format), cover 16 x 24 cm. | Civil war era carte de visite album includes 60 albumen cartes de visite showing portraits of soldiers who served in the 22nd Massachusetts Infantry Regiment, 56th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment, and other Massachusetts regiments; the soldiers were associated with Colonel Griswold; also includes portraits of civilians and a portrait of Major General Ambrose Burnside. Griswold was killed on May 6, 1864, at Wilderness, Virginia.