Skip to main content

Transportation on the Potomac. Cars loaded at Alexandria can be carried on barges or arks to Aquia Creek, and sent to stations where the Army of the Potomac is supplied, without break of bulk

Thumbnail for Transportation on the Potomac. Cars loaded at Alexandria can be carried on barges or arks to Aquia Creek, and sent to stations where the Army of the Potomac is supplied, without break of bulk
View
@ Library of Congress

Russell, Andrew J.

Description

Type:
Image
Created Date:
[Ca. 1862 Or 1863]
Rights:
http://www.loc.gov/rr/print/res/
View Original At:

From Collection

Civil War

Record Contributed By

Library of Congress

Keywords

  1. Alexandria
  2. Barges
  3. Civil War
  4. Civil War, 1861 1865
  5. History
  6. Railroad Cars
  7. Salted Paper Prints
  8. Transportation
  9. United States
  10. Virginia

Related Content

President's car, Alexandria Engine W. H. Whiton, and President's car, Alexandria, January,1865 Manassas Junction, telegraph station, mess house, &c, March 1864 Engine "E.M. Stanton," Alexandria, July 1864 Eastern view of round house and depot, Orange & Alexandria Railroad Engine "Gen. Haupt," Alexandria, 1863 Engine, J.H. Devereux, Alexandria Bird's eye view of machine shops, with east yard of Orange & Alexandria Railroad Government coal wharf, Alexandria, Va. View of Alexandria, Va., showing new engine house in which sixty engines can be stored in working order [Military railroad operations in northern Virginia: soldier and another man standing at railroad tracks in front of locomotive] [Military railroad operations in northern Virginia: African American laborers twisting rail] [Military railroad operations in northern Virginia: men standing on railroad track] [Military construction in northern Virginia: men making frames for blanket boats by the Potomac River] [Military railroad operations in northern Virginia: men using levers for loosening rails] [Military railroad operations in northern Virginia: men using levers for loosening rails] [Military railroad operations in northern Virginia: man standing on railroad tracks holding twisted rail] [Military railroad operations in northern Virginia: two piles of rails and wooden ties] [Military railroad operations in northern Virginia: two men boring holes in bridge trestles and man with Haupt's Torpedo] [Military railroad operations in northern Virginia: men working on bridge]
Download JSON