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[Brandy Station, Va. Winter quarters of telegraphers and photographers, Army of the Potomac headquarters]

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1864 April.
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Keywords

  1. Brandy Station
  2. Civil War
  3. Civil War, 1861 1865
  4. Clinton, Harry
  5. Communications
  6. Glass Negatives
  7. History
  8. Photography
  9. Stereographs
  10. Telegraph
  11. United States
  12. Virginia

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