A Guide to the Robert Knox Sneden Diary
Volume 3, 1862 June 29–October 25
Collection Number Mss5:1 Sn237:1 v. 3

Volume 3 of Sneden's diary covers the period of the Civil War from the battle of Savage's Station, Va., on 29 June 1862 through Jeb Stuart's cavalry raid on Chambersburg, Pa., in early October 1862.

The period 1862 June 29–July 1 (pp. 1–198) concerns the battles of Savage's Station, White Oak Swamp, Frazier's Farm, and Malvern Hill.

The period 1862 July 1–August 15 (pp. 199–398) concerns the battle of Malvern Hill, the U.S. Army of the Potomac's occupation of Harrison's Landing, Va., the U.S. Army of Virginia under John Pope, the battle of Cedar Mountain, and the Army of the Potomac's evacuation of the Peninsula in mid-August.

The period 1862 August 15–31 (pp. 399–598) concerns the Army of the Potomac's evacuation of the Peninsula and the Second Bull Run Campaign.

The period 1862 August 30–September 15 (pp. 599–798) concerns the retreat of the Union Army to Washington, D.C., following the Second Battle of Bull Run, the battle of Chantilly, a biography of Gen. Philip Kearny, the reorganization of the U.S. Army in Washington, D.C., in early September, a detailed description of "Arlington," Alexandria County [now Arlington County], Va., and the Maryland Campaign (including the battle of South Mountain and the surrender of Harpers Ferry, Va. [now W. Va.]).

The period 1862 September 15–17 (pp. 799–950) concerns the battle of Antietam.

The period 1862 September 17–October 25 (pp. 951–1051) concerns a review of the battle of Antietam, life at "Arlington House" and in Washington, D.C., in October, and Jeb Stuart's cavalry raid on Chambersburg, Pa. Also, includes an appendix containing endnotes for Volume 3.

List of Illustrations

*In the publications column, EOS refers to Eye of the Storm (2000) and IFS refers to Images From the Storm (2001).

Vol	Page	Image	Title or Text	Description	Publications*
3	1		Vol. No. 3. June 29th 1862.	Title page. With insets: 1) Carrying off the wounded; 2) Cooking rations.
3	3		The Peninsular Campaign	Title page. Includes woman seated, holding American flag and scroll with "3rd Corps AP."
3	7		The White House	Located at White House Landing on the Pamunkey River, Va., residence of Mrs. Custis Harrison. McClellen established his headquarters here on 16 May 1862.
3	9		Dead Laid Out For Burial.	Photograph of dead soldiers
3	11		The Horrors of War - Group of Union Dead.
3	12		Ruins of White House	Located at White House Landing on the Pamunkey River, Va. McClellen's forces evacuated the area and burned remaining supplies on 28 June 1862.
3	13		Major-General Samuel P. Heintzelman	Sketched portrait of Samuel Peter Heintzelman, commander of the III Corps of the U.S. Army of the Potomac
3	14		Cold Harbor, Va. 1862	Site of the Battle of Gaines's Mill, Va., 27 June 1862.
3	16		Contents of this Volume	Table of contents
3	17		Vol. 3. Army Diary of the War of the Rebellion. By R. K. Sneden of 40th NY Vols. "Mozart Regt." and Topog. Engineer of 3rd Army Corps AP. Diary from June 28th 1862 to Octr. 25th 1862.	Title page.
3	18		The Mechanicsville Bridge across the Chickahominy River	Site of the Battle of Mechanicsville, Va., 26 June 1862.	IFS, p. 80
3	19		Gen. J. E. B. Stuart	Sketched portrait of James Ewell Brown {"Jeb") Stuart (1833-1864), commander of the cavalry of the Confederate Army of Northern Virginia
3	20		Cub Run Bridge. 31st Aug. 1862	2nd Battle of Bull Run, Va., 29-30 August 1862.
3	29 Left		Brig.-General James S. Negley	Photograph of Union General James Scott Negley (1826-1901)
3	29 Right		View of Mechanicsville	Battle of Mechanicsville, Va., 26 June 1862.
3	29a		View of Fair Oaks Station, Va.		IFS, p. 75; EOS, P. 66
3	30		Allen's Farm House near Williamsburg Road		IFS, p. 79
3	32		Plan of the Battle of Glendale [map]	Battle of Frazier's Farm, Va., 30 June 1862 (a.k.a., Battle of White Oak Swamp, Va.)
3	33		Plan of the Battle of Savage's Station [map]	Battle of Savage's Station, Va., 29 June 1862.
3	36		Maj. General Silas Casey	Sketched portrait of Union General Silas Casey (1807-1882), commander of the 3rd Division of the IV Corps of the U.S. Army of the Potomac
3	38		Head Quarters of 3rd Army Corps - Savage's House		IFS, p. 85
3	39		Battle of Savage's Station, Va.		EOS, p. 77; IFS, p. 86
3	41		The Twin Houses. Fair Oaks Station	Battle of Fair Oaks and Seven Pines, Va., 31 May-1 June 1862.
3	46		Plan of The Battle of Savage's Station [map]		IFS, p. 87
3	47		Maj.-Gen. William F. Smith	Photograph of Union General William Farrar Smith (1824-1903), commanded the 2nd Division of the VI Corps of the U.S. Army of the Potomac
3	48		General Custer in 1865	Photograph of Union General George Armstrong Custer (1839-1876).
3	50		The Chickominy [sic] [Chickahominy] River from Dudley's House
3	51		Head Quarters of Maj. Genl. S. P. Heintzelman at Savage House, Va.	Photograph of Samuel Peter Heintzelman (1805-1880).
3	52		Field Hospital at Savage Station, June 1862.	Photograph
3	54		View of Head Quarters of Maj. Genl. George B. McClellan at Dr. Trent House	George Brinton McClellan (1826-1885), Union general commanding the Army of the Potomac.	IFS, p. 88
3	55		The Battle of Savage's Station, Va.		IFS, p. 89
3	57		Maj.-Gen. William B. Franklin	Photograph of Union General William Buel Franklin (1823-1903), commander of the VI Corps of the U.S. Army of the Potomac
3	71		Destruction of the Train	Battle of Savage's Station, Va., 29 June 1862.
3	72		Remains of the Rail Road Bridge across the Pamunkey River at White House		IFS, p. 90
3	74		Stonewall Jackson	Sketched portrait of the Confederate General Thomas Jonathan Jackson (1824-1863).
3	75		Gen. Wade Hampton	Sketched portrait of the Confederate General Wade Hampton (1818-1902), commander of the Hampton Legion
3	76		Brig. Genl. Danl. E. Sickles	Sketched portrait of the Union General Daniel Edgar Sickles (1825-1914), commander of the 2nd Brigade of the 2nd Division of the III Corps of the U.S. Army of the Potomac
3	83		Burying The Dead, and Burning Horses at Fair Oaks
3	84		Commencement of The Retreat	Battle of Savage's Station, Va., 29 June 1862.
3	93		Section - Savage Station	Battle of Savage's Station, Va., 29 June 1862.
3	94		Plan of Battle of Savage's Station, Va. [map]
3	96		John Sedgwick	Photograph of the Union General John Sedgwick (1813-1864), commander of the 2nd Division of the II Corps of the U.S. Army of the Potomac
3	109		Willis Church	Willis Methodist Chapel, Henrico County, Va.. The parsonage was destroyed during the Battle of Malvern Hill, 1 July 1862.	EOS, p. 88
3	110		The Retreat
3	117		Map showing Retreat of Union Army from Savage Station to White Oak Swamp, Va.
3	125		Map showing Position of Union Rebel Armies.
3	141		Plan of The Battle of Glendale [map]	Battle of Frazier's Farm, Va., 30 June 1862 (a.k.a. Battle of White Oak Swamp).
3	142		[artillery battery at the Battle of Frazier's Farm]	Battle of Frazier's Farm, Va., 30 June 1862.
3	143		Position of Union Army - 30th June 10 1/2 A.M. [map]	Battle of Frazier's Farm, Va., 30 June 1862.
3	144		Head Quarters of Maj. Genl. S. P. Heintzelman 3rd Army Corps. - Nelson's House		EOS, p. 87; IFS, p. 91
3	145		Battle of Willis Church	Battle of Frazier's Farm, Va., 30 June 1862.
3	146		The Willis Methodist Church Quaker Road		IFS, p. 92
3	168		The Battle of Malvern Hill fought July 1st, 1862	Chapter heading
3	169		Plan of The Battle of Malvern Hill, Va. [map]	Battle of Malvern Hill, Va., 1 July 1862.
3	173		Genl. Gouverneur Warren	Photograph of Union General Gouverneur Kemble Warren 1830-1882), commander of the 3rd Brigade of the 2nd Division of the V Corps of the U.S. Army of the Potomac
3	175		"The Crew House" Malvern Hill, Va.	Battle of Malvern Hill, Va., 1 July 1862.
3	176		The Parsonage House - off the Quaker Road	Parsonage belonging to the Willis Methodist Chapel.
3	181		[American eagle - U.S. Army symbol]
3	185		Revised Plan of Battle of Malvern Hill [map]
3	186		View of The Malvern House	Battle of Malvern Hill, Va., 1 July 1862.	EOS, p. 95; IFS, p. 96
3	187		The Rebel position in meadow below "Crew's House"	Battle of Malvern Hill, Va., 1 July 1862.
3	188		The Crew House	Battle of Malvern Hill, Va., 1 July 1862.
3	195		Battle of Malvern Hill		IFS, p. 98
3	197		West Side of Crew's Hill	Battle of Malvern Hill, Va., 1 July 1862.	IFS, p. 96-97
3	198		"The Malvern House"	Battle of Malvern Hill, Va., 1 July 1862.
3	207		Malvern Hill	Battle of Malvern Hill, Va., 1 July 1862.
3	209		Turkey Creek Bridge	Battle of Malvern Hill, Va., 1 July 1862.	IFS, p. 100-101
3	210		Turkey Creek and View of Malvern Hill	Battle of Malvern Hill, Va., 1 July 1862.
3	210a		Rebel attack on Weeden's Battery and 14th Brooklyn Regt.	Battle of Malvern Hill, Va., 1 July 1862.	EOS, p. 94
3	210b		"The Wyatt House" or "Malvern House"	Used as headquarters by Union Gen. Fitz-John Porter (1822-1901) during the Battle of Malvern Hill. Porter was in command of the 1st Div., V Corps, Army of the Potomac.
3	215		"The West House"	Battle of Malvern Hill, Va., 1 July 1862.
3	216		The Main Battlefield, Malvern Hill Va.
3	233		Head Quarters of Maj. Genl. S. P. Heintzelman U.S.A. during the Battle of Malvern Hill, Va.		EOS, p. 96; IFS, p. 99
3	234		Old Rebel Battery on Jamestown Island		IFS, p. 109
3	244		Map of The Night March	Battle of Malvern Hill, Va., 1 July 1862.
3	254		Copy of Official Map made for 3rd Corps	Map of Union Army at Harrison's Landing, Va., position on the James River where McClellan moved his army at the end of the Peninsula Campaign.
3	269		Map showing country opposite Harrison's Landing Va.
3	278		Head Quarters 3rd Army Corps. . . Harrison's Landing, Va.
3	279		Shelter Tents
3	287		Position of 3rd Army Corps at Harrison's Landing, Va.	Map of U.S. Army positions at Harrison's Landing	IFS, p. 108
3	295		Head qurs. of Maj. Genl. Sykes 5th Army Corps at Harrison's Landing	George Sykes (1822-1880), Union general in command of the 2d Div., V Corps.
3	296		View of Head Quarters of Genl. Hooker at Harrison's Landing, Va.	Joseph Hooker (1814-1879), Union general in command of the 2d Div., III Corps.
3	297		Old Byrd's Monument
3	299		"Gateway in the Rear"	Sketch of the rear gates at Westover Plantation, Charles City County, Va., ancestral home of the Byrd family.
3	304		Malvern House or "Wyatt House." Malvern Hill Va. Head Qurs. Genl. F. J. Porter and General Head quarters during the Battle
3	313		Union Entrenched Position at Westover Church		IFS, p. 105
3	314		Westover Mansion	Charles City County, Va.	IFS, p. 104
3	316		Evelyn Byrd
3	319A		Old Tomb of the Byrd Family	At Westover Plantation, Charles City County, Va..
3	319B		Old Graveyard of the Byrd Family	At Westover Plantation, Charles City County, Va..
3	320		old Tomb at Graveyard as The Byrd Family	At Westover Plantation, Charles City County, Va.	IFS, p. 107
3	327		Old Harrison House - Berkeley Landing	Berkeley Hundred, Charles City County, Va., ancestral home of the Harrison family.	IFS, p. 102
3	328		Rawlin's Mill & Mill Pond Harrison Landing		IFS, p. 109
3	335		Waiting for the first shot
3	337		Head Quarters of Brig. Genl. D. B. Birney. 3rd Army Corps on Extreme right of Union Entrenched Position. Harrison Landing. Virginia.	David Bell Birney (1825-1864).
3	338		Head Quarters Brig. Genl. Jos. Hooker. 2nd Div. 3rd Army Corps at Harrison's Landing Va. August 1862
3	339		Head Quarters of General Sykes of 1st Army Corps. A. P. at Harrison's Landing, Virginia
3	340		U.S. Troops Landing and burning "The Cole House" opposite Westover on James River Va. Night of August 1st 1862.
3	359		View of City Point. James River, Virginia. August 12th 1862.		IFS, p. 112
3	360		View of The Cole House on Ruffin's Plantation. James River, Virginia.
3	374A		top - Cedar Mountain	Battle of Cedar Mountain, Va., 9 August 1862, an engagement of the 2d Bull Run Campaign.
3	374B		Map of Cedar Mountain and Vicinity and Battle.	Battle of Cedar Mountain, Va., 9 August 1862, an engagement of the 2d Bull Run Campaign.
3	385		Slaughter's House. Cedar Mountain, Virginia. Used for Rebel Hospital during the Battle.
3	386		View of Cedar Mountain near Culpeper Virginia. August 1862. Showing Battlefield of August 9th from Slaughter's House
3	391		Westover Church. Harrison's Landing Va. Union Earthworks.
3	395		Hotel. Charles City Road, Va.		IFS, p. 114
3	398		Snuff Dipping and Smoking in the South.
3	399		An Old Settler	Illustration of a woman smoking a pipe.
3	400		Negro Cabin. Virginia. 1862.
3	401		General Stoneman in 1863.	George Stoneman (1822-1894), Union general and cavalryman.
3	405		"Poor Whites"
3	408		The 3rd Army Corps passing through Charles City Court House, Virginia, August 15th 1862, in Retreat.		IFS, p. 113
3	411		Head Quarters of 3rd Army Corps. Maj. Genl. Heintzelman at Jourdan's, near Jones Bridge, Virginia. August 16th 1862.
3	412		Map shewing March of the Army from Harrisons Landing or Westover to Williamsburg, Virginia. 15th, 16th, 17th & 18th August.
3	417		William and Mary College. Williamsburg, Virginia. August 18th 1862.		IFS, p. 116
3	418		Rebel Fort Magruder. Battlefield of Williamsburg, Virginia. 3rd Corps A. P. passing Aug. 19th 1862	Site of the Battle of Williamsburg, Va., 4-5 May 1862.	EOS, p. 116; IFS, p. 118
3	420		Head Qurs. 3rd Army Corps. Genl. S. P. Heintzelman Commanding at Williamsburg, Virginia. August 18th 1862.		EOS, p. 114; IFS, p. 117
3	425		Admiral Farragut	David Glasgow Farragut (1801-1870), Union admiral.
3	427		"The Nelson House." Yorktown, Virginia. Rebel Officers Head Qrs. and Hospital. 1862.
3	429		Head Quarters of 3rd Army Corps. Maj. Genl. Heintzelman. Outside of Yorktown, Virginia, from 19th to 21st August 1862.
3	430		Head qrs. of Genl. Keyes, U.S.A. Yorktown, Virginia. Aug. 20th 1862.	Erasmus Darwin Keyes (1810-1895), Union general in command of the IV Corps, Army of the Potomac.
3	437		View below the hill. Centreville, Va. Aug. 29th 1862. Porter's 5th Corps arriving.
3	438		"The Marshall House." King Street, Alexandria, Va.	Hotel in Alexandria, Va., where Col. Elmer Ellsworth was shot and killed in 1861.
3	451		Major-General John Pope, Commanding the Army of Virginia.	John Pope (1822-1892), Union general in command of the newly-created Army of Virginia (26 June-2 September 1862).
3	452		View of Culpepper Court House Virginia. November 1863.		IFS, p. 185
3	455		View from near Groveton Va. Showing Rail Road Grade and Sudley Road. Rebel position 29th and 30th Aug. 1862.	2nd Battle of Bull Run, Va., 29-30 August 1862.
3	456		View of Union Mills on Bull Run, Virginia, showing Old Rebel Earthworks of 1861. Sketched Aug. 29th 1862.	2nd Battle of Bull Run, Va., 29-30 August 1862.
3	463A		Headquarters of Maj. Genl. S. P. Heintzelman. 3rd Corps near Alexandria, Va. August 22nd to 24th 1862.	2nd Battle of Bull Run, Va., 29-30 August 1862.	IFS, p. 120
3	463B		Head Quarters of Genls. Pope and Heintzelman at Warrenton Junction afternoon of 28th Aug. 1862.	2nd Battle of Bull Run, Va., 29-30 August 1862.	IFS, p. 122 (bottom image)
3	464A		Head Quarters of Genl. Heintzelman, U.S.A. Warrenton Junction, Va. August 26 - 27th 1862.	2nd Battle of Bull Run, Va., 29-30 August 1862.
3	464B		R. R. Bridge across the Rappahannock River Va. where Pope's Army crossed August 17th 1862.	2nd Battle of Bull Run, Va., 29-30 August 1862.
3	471		2nd Battle of Bull Run Va. Position of both Armies. 6 P.M. Aug. 26th.
3	472		Plan of the Battle of Cedar Mountain, Virginia. August 9th 1862.
3	473		The Union Soldier's Monument at "The Cut" and Rail Road Embankment. Battlefield of Bull Run, Va.
3	474		Slaughter's House on Cedar Mountain, Virginia. Used for Rebel Hospital during the Battle	Battle of Cedar Mountain, Va., 9 August 1862.
3	484		Route of Troops and Wagon trains from Warrenton Junct. to Kettle Run. August 27th 1862.	2nd Battle of Bull Run, Va., 29-30 August 1862.
3	491		Brandy Station, Va.
3	493		Head Quarters in the Saddle!	Illustration of officer on horseback in the driving rain. May also be a reference to Gen. Pope's claim that his headquarters should not be in a fixed place, but rather in the saddle
3	494		Monument erected by the U.S. 1866 at Groveton, Va., to those who fell at 2nd Battle of Bull Run.	Battlefield of 2nd Bull Run.
3	509		Manassas Junction. Orange and Alexandria R. R. Virginia. August 28th 1862.	Confederate raid on Manassas Junction during the 2nd Bull Run Campaign, June-September 1862.	EOS, p. 119; IFS, p. 123
3	510		Route from Manassas to Centreville. August 28th to 31st	2nd Bull Run Campaign, June-September 1862
3	513		Quaker Guns, Manassas.	Fake artillery barrels made from logs
3	517		The Rail Road Cut and Embankment.	2nd Battle of Bull Run, Va., 29-30 August 1862.
3	525		Plan of The Second Battle of Bull Run Va. Showing Position of both Armies At 7 P.M. 30th Aug. 1862 [map].		IFS, p. 124
3	527		2nd Battle of Bull Run. Showing Rebel position 29 & 30th Aug. 1862 [map]
3	533		Ruins of The Stone Bridge looking along the Warrenton Turnpike.	2nd Battle of Bull Run, Va., 29-30 August 1862.
3	535		Remains of Rebel Fortifications at Manassas Junction, Virginia.
3	536		View of The Church. Centreville, Va. Union Hospital at 2nd Battle of Bull Run. August 29, 30, and 31st 1862.
3	537		Position of Both Armies. August 30th - 4 to 5 P.M. [map]	2nd Battle of Bull Run, Va., 29-30 August 1862.
3	538		View of Head Quarters of Genl. Pope and Genl. S. P. Heintzelman in the woods at Warrenton Junction Va. afternoon of 28th August 1862.	2nd Battle of Bull Run, Va., 29-30 August 1862.	EOS, p. 120
3	544		Plan of Battle of Bull Run & Bristoe Station. August 27th 1862.
3	547		Second Battle of Bull Run. Position of Troops at 6 P.M. Friday Aug. 29th 1862. [map]
3	548		Battlefield of Bull Run Va. Showing Rail Road Cut and Embankment and Jackson's position 30th Aug. 1862. [map]
3	550		"The Henry House." Battlefield of Bull Run, Virginia. Aug. 29th 1862.
3	552		General Banks in 1863.	Nathaniel Prentiss Banks (1816-1894), Union general in command the II Corps in the U.S. Army of Virginia during the 2nd Bull Run Campaign.
3	555		Wm. Golds of E Co. 40th N.Y. Vols. 1862	Served as cook to the headquarters of the III Corps of the Army of the Potomac from June to August 1862.
3	557		Second Battle of Bull Run. Sunset 5 1/2 P.M. Aug. 30th 1862 [map]
3	558		The Union and Confederate armies in Pope's Virginia Campaign of 1862 were [chart]
3	559		The Robinson House. Battlefield of Bull Run Va. August 1862.		IFS, p. 126
3	561		"The Robinson House." Battlefield of Bull Run, Virginia. Aug. 29th 1862.
3	563		Head Quarter Team of Maj. Genl. Heintzelman 3rd Corps at Island Ford during 2nd Battle of Bull Run, Va. August 30th 1862.		EOS, p. 125; IFS, p. 125
3	564A		Rebel Fort "Powhatan." James River, Va.	Confederate fort located on the James River in Prince George County
3	564B		Rebel "Fort Darling." James River.	Confederate fort located on the James River at Drewry's Bluff, Va.
3	567A		The Stone Bridge over Bull Run Va.
3	567B		The Lewis House.	The Lewis House was used by Confederate general Joseph Eggleston Johnston (1807-1891) as his headquarters during the 1st Battle of Bull Run.	IFS, p. 567B
3	568		Isaac I. Stevens.	Isaac Ingalls Stevens (1818-1862) commanded the 1st Division of the IX Corps of the U.S. Army of the Potomac during the 2nd Bull Run Campaign.
3	575		Plan of Second Battle of Bull Run, Va. Position at 6 P.M. August 30th 1862 [map].
3	591		Eastern View of Centreville Virginia from Cub Run. Union Army falling back evening of 30th Aug. 1862.	2nd Battle of Bull Run, Va., 29-30 August 1862.	IFS, p. 128, EOS, p. 127
3	592		Part of Centreville Virginia near The R. R. Water Tank. August 31st 1862.
3	593		View of Thoroughfare Gap. Bull Run Mountains, Virginia.
3	594		View of Aldie Gap in the Blue Ridge Mountains, Virginia. Head Quarters of Mosby's Guerillas.	John Singleton Mosby (1833-1916), Confederate Partisan Ranger.
3	601		Plan of 2nd Battle of Bull Run, Va. Showing movements of troops from 27th Aug. to Sept. 1st [map].		EOS, p. 126
3	602		Maltby's Stone House on the Warrenton Turnpike.	2nd Battle of Bull Run, Va., 29-30 August 1862.	IFS, p. 126
3	603		Ruins of Mrs. Dogan's House near Groveton.	2nd Battle of Bull Run, Va., 29-30 August 1862.
3	615A		Old Rebel Fort at Manassas Junction, Va.
3	615B		Quaker Guns at Centreville, Va.		IFS, p. 128
3	617		Battle of Chantilly, Va. Sept. 1st 1862 [map].
3	618		Position of Army at Centreville, Va. 31st August 1862. Showing march on Chantilly [map].	2nd Bull Run Campaign, June-September 1862.
3	621		The Battlefield near Bristoe Station.	2nd Bull Run Campaign, June-September 1862.
3	622		Manassas Junction, Virginia. Showing old Rebel Fort and destruction of Rail Road by Jackson & Lee. August 26th 1862.	2nd Bull Run Campaign, June-September 1862.
3	627A		Grigsby's House, Centreville, Va.	The Grigsby House was used as headquarters by Union Gen. John Pope on 31 August 1862.	IFS, p. 129
3	627B		J. Hooe's Stone House "Tudor Hall" near Centreville, Va.	"Tudor Hall" was used by Confederate Gen. Joseph E. Johnston as headquarters during the 1st Battle of Bull Run
3	628		Centreville, Virginia Septr. 1st 1862.		IFS, p. 129
3	633		Chimney-Piece. Old Harrison House.	Printed sketch of fireplace at Berkeley Hundred Plantation, Charles City County, Va.
3	634		Headquarters of Brig. Genl. Danl. Butterfield of 5th Corps at Harrison's Landing, Va. July 1862.	Daniel Butterfield (1831-1901), Union general in command of 3rd Brig., 1st Div., V Corps, Army of Virginia.
3	639		Plan of The Battle of Chantilly, Virginia. September 1st 1862 [map]		IFS, p. 132
3	653		Maryland Heights, Harpers Ferry.	Photograph
3	654		Brigadier-General Isaac I. Stevens and Staff.	Photograph
3	675		The Battle of Chantilly, Virginia. Sept. 1st 1862.		IFS, p. 130
3	693		"The Episcopal Seminary" Old Fairfax Road near Alexandria, Virginia. Camp Sumner.	Used by Gen. George Brinton McClellan as headquarters during the 2nd Bull Run Campaign, June-September 1862.	IFS, p. 136
3	695		Head Quarters of Maj. Genl. Heintzelman. 3rd Corps A. P. head of King Street and Slave Pen, Alexandria, Virginia. Sept. 3rd 1862.		EOS, p. 133
3	696		Sudley Church.	Near Bull Run, Va.
3	699		Plan of Fort Lyon on Eagle Hill above Alexandria, Va.	Headquarters of Gen. Samuel Peter Heintzelman	IFS, p. 135
3	700		The U.S. Forts and Batteries near Alexandria, Va. Sept. 1862.	Map of Union fortifications near Alexandria, Va.
3	701		View of Fort Lyon.
3	702		Head Quarters of Maj. Genl. S. P. Heintzelman 3rd Army Corps at Ballenger's House. Fort Lyon, Alexandria, Va.
3	703		In the Field Hospital	Sketch
3	704		Fairfax Court House, Virginia.
3	713		Head Qurs of Maj. Genl. S. P. Heintzelman. 3rd Corps. Ballenger's House. Fort Lyon Va. September 1862.
3	715		R. E. Lee	Photograph of Gen. Robert Edward Lee (1808-1870) in 1863.
3	716		View at Warrenton Junction Virginia. 26 August 1862.
3	719		Arlington House. 1860.	Home of Confederate general Robert E. Lee.
3	721		Tomb at Arlington	Tombstone of John Custis on the Arlington estate.
3	723		Battle of Trenton.	Copy of painting at Arlington
3	724		Battle of Princeton, January 3, 1777.	Copy of painting at Arlington
3	725		Battle of Germantown, October 4, 1777.	Copy of painting at Arlington
3	726		Battle of Monmouth, June 28, 1778.	Copy of painting at Arlington
3	727		Surrender at Yorktown,	Copy of painting at Arlington
3	728		Pedigree of Washington and Coat of Arms	From Arlington, home of Robert E. Lee.
3	730		[Coat of Arms of George Washington]	From Arlington, home of Robert E. Lee.
3	731		Copy from Pedigree and Arms at Arlington House Virginia.		IFS, p. 137
3	732		Printed portrait of George Washington / Sketch of Washington's Seal	From Arlington, home of Robert E. Lee.
3	733		The Washington Arms & Crest	From Arlington, home of Robert E. Lee.
3	734		Fac-simile of Brass in Great Brington Church of the Washington Church, Northamptonshire England.	From Arlington, home of Robert E. Lee.
3	735		Iron Chest. / Washington's Bed.	From Arlington, home of Robert E. Lee.
3	736		G. W. Custis
3	738		M. Washington	Martha Dandridge Custis Washington (1731-1802), wife of George Washington.
3	739		Fort Washington. Potomac River.
3	741		The Birth-place of Washington.	Pope's Creek or Wakefield, Westmoreland County, Va.
3	742		Key of the Bastile.
3	749		Surrender of British Colors at Yorktown.	October 1781.
3	751		Arlington Spring.	At Arlington, home of Robert E. Lee.
3	753		The Washington Arms.
3	755		Arlington House.	Home of Robert E. Lee. Used as headquarters by Samuel P. Heintzelman from 10 September to 8 December 1862.
3	765		Map Showing Advance of Union and Rebel Armies from Sept. 3rd to 16th 1862.
3	767		The Battle of South Mountain [map].
3	768		Battle of Antietam.	Printed sketch from a photograph of one of the stone bridges that cross Antietam Creek near Sharpsburg, Md.
3	785		Harper's Ferry.	Photograph of Harpers Ferry, W. Va.
3	788		Gen. Francis A. Walker.	Francis Amasa Walker (1840-1897) served as a brigadier general in the II Corps of the U.S. Army of the Potomac. After the war he wrote a history of the II Corps.
3	791		Harpers Ferry.	Printed sketch of the ruins of the U.S. Arsenal at Harpers Ferry, W. Va., following the battle on 15 September 1862.
3	792		View from Genl. Walker's position on Loudoun Heights, Harper's Ferry, Va.	Capture of Harpers Ferry, W. Va., 15 September 1862.
3	803		The Antietam Campaign [map]
3	804		The Battle of Antietam. Maryland. September 17, 1862	Chapter heading
3	809		The Attack on Harper's Ferry Va. Sept. 14th - 15th 1862.	Map of the Confederate attack on the U.S. Army garrison at Harpers Ferry, W. Va.
3	811		General D. S. Miles.	Photograph of Gen. Dixon Stansbury Miles (1804-1862) commanded the U.S. Army garrison at Harpers Ferry, W. Va.
3	813		The Lower Bridge (No. 4) Antietam Creek.
3	814		Map showing vicinity of Battlefield of Antietam, Md.
3	821		Plan of The Battle of Antietam, Maryland [map]
3	831		Bloody Lane	Battle of Antietam, Md., 17 September 1862.
3	833		Plan of the Battle of Antietam, Maryland.
3	834		Harper's Ferry After Evacuation.	Evacuated by Union forces 15 September 1862.
3	835		The Rebel Dead in the Sunken Road on the Right Wing at Antietam.	Battle of Antietam, Md., 17 September 1862.
3	836		General McClellan Riding The Line Of Battle At Antietam.	Battle of Antietam, Md., 17 September 1862.
3	837		The Sunken Road or "Bloody Lane."	Battle of Antietam, Md., 17 September 1862.
3	838		The Old Lutheran Church.	Battle of Antietam, Md., 17 September 1862.	IFS, p. 144
3	840		Major-General Joe Hooker.	Photograph of Gen. Joseph Hooker.
3	843		The Pry House.	Used as headquarters by George Brinton McClellan during the Battle of Antietam.
3	845		Roulett's Farm House.	Battle of Antietam, Md., 17 September 1862.
3	846		Roulett's House and Barns	Battle of Antietam, Md., 17 September 1862.
3	848		Position - Union troops - Rebel troops [map].	Battle of Antietam, Md., 17 September 1862.
3	855		General McClellan and President Lincoln at Antietam.
3	857		View of Bridge No. 3 across Antietam Creek in front of Burnside's position.	Battle of Antietam, Md., 17 September 1862.	IFS, p. 143
3	858		Sketch of Manoeuvers on Antietam and Sharpsburg Maryland. Sept. 16 - 17th 1862
3	859		View from Turner's Gap looking East from near The Mountain House.	Battle of South Mountain, Md., 14 September 1862.
3	860		Fox's Gap.	Battle of South Mountain, Md., 14 September 1862.
3	861		Battle of Crampton's Gap, Md. [map]	Battle of Crampton's Gap, Md., 14 September 1862.
3	862		Sketch of the Manoevres on Antietam and Sharpsburg, Maryland.
3	869		View of Sharpsburg, Maryland near the Battlefield of Antietam.		IFS, p. 144
3	870		George B. McClellan	Photograph of George Brinton McClellan.
3	879		Some of the Captured Rebel Flags.	Battle of Antietam, Md., 17 September 1862.	IFS, p. 146
3	880		View of Burnside's Bridge	Battle of Antietam, Md., 17 September 1862.
3	881		Jacob H. Grove's House.	Used by Gen. Robert Edward Lee during the Battle of Antietam
3	883		The Sharpsburg Bridge (No. 2) over the Antietam.	Battle of Antietam, Md., 17 September 1862.
3	884		Burnside's Bridge (No. 2) across Antietam Creek.	Battle of Antietam, Md., 17 September 1862.
3	886		South Eastern Stretch of The Sunken Road or "Bloody Lane."	Battle of Antietam, Md., 17 September 1862.
3	887		The Stone Barn, Roulett's Farm.	Battle of Antietam, Md., 17 September 1862.
3	891		The Dunker Church.	Battle of Antietam, Md., 17 September 1862.
3	892		"The Pry House."	Used as headquarters by George Brinton McClellan during the Battle of Antietam.
3	899		Pry's House.	Used as headquarters by George Brinton McClellan during the Battle of Antietam.
3	900		The Dunker Church.	Battle of Antietam, Md., 17 September 1862.	IFS, p. 142
3	917		Review of the Battles of South Mountain and Antietam.	Chapter heading
3	924		Map of the Position at Turner's Gap.	Battle of South Mountain, 14 September 1862.
3	927		Review of the Battle of Antietam, Md, fought September 17th 1862.	Chapter heading
3	928		Maj.-Gen. I. B. Richardson / Major General G. W. Morrell	Israel Bush Richardson (1815-1862) commanded the 1st Division of the II Corps of the U.S. Army of the Potomac, was mortally wounded in the Battle of Antietam. George Webb Morell (1815-1883) commanded the 1st Division of the V Corps of the Army of Potomac at the Battle of Antietam
3	929		Battle of Antietam [map].
3	930		Bridge No. 3 across Antietam Creek in front of Burnside's centre position.	Battle of Antietam, Md., 17 September 1862.
3	956		Shepherdstown, Va.		IFS, p. 145
3	957		Battle of Winchester, Va.
3	958		Lt.-General R. E. Lee and Staff Officers.	Photograph of Robert Edward Lee with George Washington Custis Lee (1832-1913) and Walter Taylor in Richmond, Va., after the surrender at Appomattox Court House, Va.
3	959		Arlington House, Va.	Home of Robert E. Lee. Used as headquarters in December 1862 by U.S. General Samuel Peter Heintzelman
3	960		Blackford or Botteller's Ford	Battle of Blackford's Ford, W. Va., 19-20 September 1862.
3	963		Women of Martinsburg Repairing Bridge For The Union Cavalry.
3	969		South and West fronts of the Treasury Extension.	Washington, D.C.
3	970		President's House	Printed sketch of the White House, Washington, D.C.
3	971		National Lincoln Monument at Springfield, Illinois.
3	972		Equestrian Statue of Jackson at Lafayette Square, Washington, D.C. 1863.	Sketch of a statue of Andrew Jackson
3	987		The Capitol.	Washington, D.C.
3	988		"America," the Apex of the Dome.	Washington, D.C.
3	989		The Capitol, Washington.	Photograph of the Capitol building in Washington, D.C.
3	990		New Library of Congress.	Photograph. Washington, D.C.
3	993		Maj. Genl. Samuel P. Heintzelman and Staff on Portico of Arlington House, Va.	Photograph.
3	1029		The Kearny Medal of 1863.	Established in 1862 and awarded to those officers who had served honorably in battle under Philip Kearny (1814-1862).
3	1030		General Hancock in 1863.	Photograph of Union Gen. Winfield Scott Hancock (1824-1886).
3	1031		Brig. Genl. A. E. Burnside, U.S.A. in 1861	Sketched portrait of Union Gen. Ambrose Everett Burnside
3	1032		Wm. H. Seward	Sketched portrait of William Henry Seward (1801-1872), U.S. Secretary of State
3	1033		W. T. Sherman	Sketched portrait of Union General William Tecumseh Sherman (1820-1891)
3	1034		Rebel Works on Munson's Hill, Va.
3	1035		A. Lincoln. 1863.	Sketched portrait of U.S. President Abraham Lincoln
3	1036		Statue of General Philip Kearney, Newark, N.J.
3	1046		In the Trenches.
3	1049		Maj. Genl. Phil Kearny 3rd Corps. U.S.A.	Sketched portrait of Union General Philip Kearny (1814-1862)
3	1050		View of Camp, Army of the Potomac, at Cumberland Landing.	Photograph of U.S. Army camp in Virginia during the Peninsula Campaign, March-July 1862.
3	1051		"Bellegrove."	Home of Gen. Kearny near Belleville, N.J.