Brady's War Views

This is the typescript of the E. & H. T. Anthony Catalogue of Card Photographs (New York: 1862) that pertains to Brady's War Views. In the original catalog, this listing may be found on pages 13-16. The remainder of the catalog consist of commercial city views, etc. Many of these photographs were kept by Gardner when he left Brady's employ, and subsequently re-released with a new numbering system. Thus the overlap in the two catalogs. Note also that this catalog seems to be exclusively a listing of cartes de visite, with no stereoviews at all. Since Gardner re-released many of these in CDVs in stereo, it is obvious that the Anthonys were more interested in mass-production at the time and simply made two CDVs from each stereo negative.

Brady’s Photographic Views of the War.
Mounted for Albums, same size as Cartes de Visite.
Price 25cts. Each.

	Washington City Views

1	Capitol from near Trinity Church.
10	Old Capitol, Washington, D.C.
11	Jackson’s Statue and White House, Washington.
12	Presidential Mansion, Washington, South Side.
13	Gateway Lafayette Square, Washington.
14	South Front of White House, Washington.
20	Avenue House, Washington.
21	Metropolitan Hotel, Washington.
22	Willards’ Hotel, and Treasury, Washington.
99	Anacostia Bridge, Navy Yard, Washington.
100	Long Bridge.
102	Long Bridge from Fourteenth street.

	Fort Pulaski Views

188	Fort Pulaski, Georgia. Front View.
189	Fort Pulaski, Georgia. Rear View.
190	Fort Pulaski, Georgia. Distant view, showing the effect of the fire from the assailing batteries.
191	Ruins of Fort Pulaski, Georgia. Inside Casemates. Wall 14 feet thick.
192	The Breech, Fort Pulaski, Georgia.
193	Fort Pulaski, Georgia, Rear Parapet, with Magazine in corner.
194	Fort Pulaski, Rear Parapet, Entrance and Officers quarters.
195	Fort Pulaski, Ruins on Channel side.
196	Jeff. Davis Gun, Fort Pulaski, Georgia.
197	Beauregard gun, Fort Pulaski, Georgia.
198	Fort Pulaski. View on Front Parapet.
199	Dismounted Mortar, Fort Pulaski.
200	View of Jeff Davis, Beauregard, and Stephens Guns, Fort Pulaski.

	Plantation and Camp Scenes, Beaufort, S.C.

150	Negro Family on Rhett’s Plantation.
151	Group on J. J. Smith’s Plantation, Beaufort.
152	Negro Family, Representing five generations, all born on the plantation of J. J. Smith, Beaufort, S.C.
153	Headquarters Gen. Stevens, Beaufort, S.C., formerly the Residence of John J. Smith.
154	Scouting Party on J. J. Smith’s Plantation.
155	Rhett’s House, Beaufort, S.C.
156	50^th Penn. Vols. (Col. Christ) at Beaufort.
157	Erecting Pontoon Bridge across Port Royal River, at Beaufort, S.C.
158	Moss-covered Tomb, over 150 years old, on Rhett’s plantation, Port Royal Island, S.C.
159	Preparing Cotton for the Gin, on Smith’s plantation, Beaufort, S.C.
160	Negro Quarters on Smith’s plantation.
162	View in Beaufort, S.C.
163	Gen. Stevens and Staff, Beaufort, S.C.
164	Gen. Stevens, at Beaufort, S.C.
167	Mary Stewart’s House, Beaufort, S.C.
168	Fuller’s House, Beaufort, S.C.
171	Boat Landing, at Beaufort, S.C.
172	Signal Station, Beaufort, S.C. formerly residence of J. G. Barnwell.
177	Fort Beauregard, Bay Point, Phillips Island, S.C. Rear view.

	Port Royal Island Scenes.

161	Mock Battery, erected by the 79^th N. Y. V. at Sea Brook Point, Coosaw River, Port Royal Island, S.C.
169	View on Mills’ Plantation, Port Royal Island.
173	Ruins of Old Spanish Fort on Port Royal River.

	Scenes at Hilton Head, S.C.

165	Hospital Camp at Hilton Head, S.C.
166	Siege Train, Hilton Head.
170	Dock built by Federal Troops, Hilton Head.
187	Graves of sailors killed at Bombardment of Hilton Head, S.C.

	Views at and near Alexandria, Va.

279	Fairfax Seminary, Va.
280	Marshall House, Alexandria, Va.
281	Christ Church, Alexandria, Va.
282	View in Alexandria, Va., 1862.
283	Slave Pens, Alexandria, Va.
284	Slave Pens, Alexandria, Va.
385	Fort Lyon, near Alexandria, Va.

	Georgetown City Views.

264	View from Georgetown College.
286	View from Georgetown College.
287	Washington from Georgetown College.
288	Georgetown Aqueduct.
289	Georgetown Aqueduct and College.
291	Georgetown Ferry.
295	Chain Bridge.

	Miscellaneous Scenes.

290	Examining Pass.

	Views at Manassas.

323	Fortifications at Manassas.
327	Beauregard's Headquarters, Manassas.
328	Matthew's House and Slocum's Grave.
329	Cub Run.

	Fort Scenes.

292	Block House, near Fort Corcoran.
293	Miss Kate Dean at Fort Corcoran.
294	Fort Corcoran.

	Scenes in Virginia.

296	Taylor's Tavern.
297	Falls Church.
298	Bailey's Cross Roads.
299	Fairfax Court House.

	Views at and near Centreville.

300	Forts on Heights of Centreville.
301	Centreville, Va.
302	Stone Church, Centreville.
303	Headquarters of Johnston, Centreville.
304	Confederate Graves, Centreville.
305	Quaker Guns, Centreville.
306	Departure from Old Homestead.
308	Mrs. Stevens's House, near Centreville.
309	Mrs. Spinner's House.

	Views at and near Bull Run.

310	Stone Bridge, Bull Run.
311	Stone Bridge, Bull Run.
312	Stone Bridge, Bull Run.
313	Sudley's Ford.
314	Sudley's Ford, Bull Run.
315	Sudley's Church, Bull Run.
316	Hecatomb at Sudley's Church.
317	Thorburn's House.
318	Matthew's House.
319	Robinson's House.
320	Mrs. Henry's House, Bull Run.
321	Soldiers' Graves, Bull Run.
322	Battle field, Bull Run.
325	Soldiers' Graves, Bull Run.
326	Lewis House, near Bull Run.

	Mounted on extra size cards, 4 1/2 by 6 inches.
	Price 50cts. each.

	Views and Camp Scenes near Yorktown.

350	General McClellan's Tent, Camp Winfield Scott, near Yorktown, May 1, 1862.
358	Camp Life at Camp Winfield Scott, near Yorktown, May 3, 1862.
360	Farnhold's House, with part of Fed'l Battery No. 1 on York River.
361	View of Gloucester and Yorktown.
362	View of Yorktown and Fleet, From Farnhold's House, with Battery No. 1, in foreground.
367	Headquarters, Camp Winfield Scott, near Yorktown, May 3, 1862.
368	Headquarters Gen. McClellan, Camp Winfield Scott, near Yorktown, May 7th, 1862.
369	Headquarters of Gen. Lafayette, before the Battle of Yorktown.
370	Headquarters of Lafayette - Headquarters of Gen. Porter : Farnhold's House and York River in the Distance.
371	Clark's House - Regular Hospital for the Reserves, Lafayette's Headquarters.
391	Street in Yorktown, Gateway in Distance.
393	Headquarters of Lord Cornwallis, at the Surrender of Yorktown, now used as a Hospital, under the Superintendence of Miss Dix.
394	Camp of the 66th N.Y.V., (French's Brigade.) at St. Peter's Church, Yorktown.
395	Shipping 1st Conn. Siege Train, at Yorktown. Pier built by Capt. Perkins.
395	Principal Street, with Court House, at Yorktown.
399	Works in Rear of Yorktown.
400	Confederate, now Federal Q. M. Department, Yorktown.
402	Principal Landing and Road to Yorktown, Gloucester opposite.
404	Cornwallis' Cave converted into a Magazine by the Confederates.
405	Court House or City Hall, Yorktown, now used as a Hospital, May, 1862.
407	St. Peter's Church, Yorktown - built 1717 - where Geo. Washington was married.
409	Confederate Fortifications, Yorktown, armed with Man-of-War Guns.
413	Gateway, Yorktown.
415	Confederate Works, Yorktown.
447	View of Ravine at Yorktown, where a large number of Confederate magazines were situated.
451	Confederate Fortifications, Yorktown.
452	View of Yorktown, from Cornwallis' Cave, Showing Confederate Water Batteries, with McClellan's No. 1 Battery in the Distance.
453	Confederate Fortifications, Yorktown.
456	Fortifications at Gloucester, with Yorktown in the distance.
459	Confederate Works, Yorktown.
461	Confederate Fortifications, built on the site where Cornwallis delivered up his sword, Yorktown.
462	Moore House, Yorktown, where Cornwallis signed the capitulation.
463	Naval Battery, Yorktown, with Nelson Church, now used as a Hospital - July 1st, 1862.

	Groups.

351	Group : T. Anderson Esq., Lt. Col. Fletcher, Lt. Col. Neville, Major Pearson, Prince de Joinville, Comte de Paris, Gen'l van Vliet, G. Sheffield, S. L. Arny, Duc de Chartres, at Camp Winfield Scott, near Yorktown, May 1, 1862.
352	Group : Prince de Joinville and friends, Camp Winfield Scott, near Yorktown, May 1, 1862.
353	Group : Gen'l Van Vliet and friends, Camp Winfield Scott, near Yorktown.
354	Group : Gen'l Van Vliet, Comte de Pais, Duc de Chartres, and friends, at Camp Winfield Scott, near Yorktown, May 1, 1862.
355	Group : Gen'l Marcy and friends, at Camp Winfield Scott, near Yorktown, May 2, 1862.
356	Group : Duc de Chartres and friends, at Camp Winfield Scott, near Yorktown, May 3, 1862.
357	Group : Comte de Paris, Duc de Chartres, Prince de Joinville, and friends, at Camp Winfield Scott, near Yorktown, May 1, 1862.
359	Group : Servants of Officers of Staff, Camp Winfield Scott, near Yorktown, May 1, 1862.
366	Group : Topographical Engineers, at Camp Winfield Scott, near Yorktown, May 2, 1862.
372	Contrabands at Headquarters of Gen. Lafayette.
381	Group : Generals Franklin, Slocum, Barry, Newton and Friends, May 14, 1862.
382	Group : Generals Barry, Slocum, Newton, Franklin, &c., May 14, 1862.
383	Contrabands on Mr. Toller's Farm, Cumberland, May 14, 1862.
387	Group : Lieut. Jones and Friends.
388	Group of Officers of Gen. McClellan's Staff, May 20, 1862.
389	Group of Gen. Porter's Staff, May 20, 1862.
401	Secesh horse, whose owner had just been taken prisoner, at Cornwallis' Cave, Yorktown.
406	Group : Officers of Cos. A and I, 1st Conn. Artillery, Capts. Perkins and Gilbert.
421	General French taken in Camp on the Chickahominy, 29th of May, 1862.
425	General Humphrey.
426	General Humphrey, at Balloon Camp, June 9, 1862.
428	Lieut. Washington, a Confederate prisoner, and Capt. Custis, U. S. A.
432	Group : Gibson and Staff.
437	General Stoneman.
444	Group : Princes' Servants.
518	Fugitive Negroes Fording Rappahannock.
519	Fugitive Negroes Crossing Rappahannock.
538	Officers of the 60th New York Volunteers at Sulphur Springs, Va.
539	Officers of the 60th New York Volunteers at Sulphur Springs, Va.

	Views of Batteries.

363	Norhteast view of Battery No. 1, at Farnhold's House, York River, Mounting 5 100-pounds and 1 200-pound Rifled Guns.
364	View of Battery No. 1, at Farnhold's House, York River, Mounting 5 100-pounds and 1 200-pound Rifled Guns.
365	Southwest view of Battery No. 1, at Farnhold's House, York River, Mounting 5 100-pounds and 1 200-pound Rifled Guns.
373	Battery No. 4, near Yorktown, mounting 10 13-inch Mortars, each weighing 20,000 lbs.
374	Battery No. 4, near Yorktown, mounting 10 13-inch Mortars, each weighing 20,000 lbs. South.
375	Battery No. 4, near Yorktown, mounting 10 13-inch Mortars, each weighing 20,000 lbs. East-South end.
376	Battery No. 4, near Yorktown, mounting 10 13-inch Mortars, each weighing 20,000 lbs. South end.
377	Battery No. 4, near Yorktown, mounting 10 13-inch Mortars, each weighing 20,000 lbs. East-South end.
378	Battery No. 4, near Yorktown, mounting 10 13-inch Mortars, each weighing 20,000 lbs. East-South end.
379	Battery No. 4, near Yorktown, mounting 10 13-inch Mortars, each weighing 20,000 lbs. East-North end.
380	Battery No. 4, near Yorktown, mounting 10 13-inch Mortars, each weighing 20,000 lbs. East-South end.
390	Water Battery and Magazine in front of Yorktown.
392	Bastion opposite Battery No. 2, of General McClellan's Works.
397	Confederate Battery, Yorktown, Exploded Gun.
398	Largest Confederate Gun (64 pound.) burst in efforts to reach Battery No. 1, of General McClellan's Works.
403	Confederate Water Battery, rendered untenable, by the Federal Gun-boats. View taken from Cornwallis' Cave, Yorktown.
406	Major Gen. E. V. Sumner, at his Quarters, near Yorktown. May, 1862.
410	1st Conn. Artillery Park, encamped on the former quarters of the Louisiana Tigers, May 1862.
411	Battery protecting Yorktown Landing.
412	Front line of Confederate Works, showing Gen. McClellan's Battery No. 1.
414	Water Battery, Yorktown, looking towards Gloucester.
417	12-lb Howitzer, captured by 17th Regiment N. Y. V., (Col. H. S. Lansing.) at the Battle of Hanover Court House from Captain Latham's Rebel Battery, weight, 1458 lbs.
419	Capt. Mott's (of Mott's Battery) Horse Jeff Davis captured at Battle of Williamsburgh.
448	Confederate Battery at Yorktown.
449	Magruder Battery, Yorktown.
450	Confederate Battery, Yorktown, with McClellan's No. 1 Battery in the distance.
454	Water Battery, Yorktown.
455	Exploded Gun, in Confederate Battery, Yorktown.
457	Fortifications at Gloucester, showing the Water Battery.
459	Magruder Battery at Yorktown, Va.
460	Water Battery, Gloucester, mounting 15 heavy Guns.
475	Battery of the Eighth New York at Fair Oaks.

	Views in Virginia.

384	White House, formerly residence of Mrs. Custis Washington, now the residence of Col. Lee, May 17, 1862.
385	Mr. Toller's House, Cumberland Va., May 14, 1862.
386	Ruins of Bridge on the Richmond and York River Railroad, burned by the Confederates, May 17, '62.
489	Military Bridges across the Chickahominy, built by the 15th N. Y. V. Engineers, Col. Murphy.
512	Bridge over the North Fork of Rappahannock, near Sulphur Springs, Va.
513	Bridge over North Fork of Rappahannock, McDowell's Engineer Corp at Work.
514	Bridge across the Rappahannock-north view.
515	South view from Rappahannock Bridge-Sulphur Springs, Va.
516	Rappahannock Bridge - South view.
517	Rappahannock Bridge - South view.
521	Hazel River - a tributary to the Rappahannock, bridge in the Distance.
522	Rapphannock Station.
523	Culpepper Court-house. Group of Confederates captured at the Battle of Cedar Mountain, at the window.
524	View in Culpepper. Showing the Court-house in the distance.
525	Street view in Culpepper.
526	Scene in Culpepper. A wounded negro in the foreground.
527	Approach to Culpepper.
528	Railroad Depot and Yard, Culpepper.
529	Railroad Station, Culpepper.
530	Railroad Station at Culpepper - south view.
531	View looking Southward from Culpepper.
532	Street approaching Warrenton. Court-house in the distance.
533	Court house in Warrenton.
534	Street and Court-house in Warrenton.
535	Railroad Depot in Warrenton.
536	Railway approach to Warrenton.
537	View at Warrenton Springs, Va.
540	Hotel at Sulphur Spring, Va. - north view.
541	Sulphur Springs, Va.
542	Hotel at Warrenton Springs, Va. - Street view, south.
416	Fort Totten, near Washington.

	Views and Scenes near Fair Oaks Battlefield.

423	Professor Lowe inflating Balloon Intrepid to reconnoiter Battle of Fair Oaks.
424	Professor Lowe inflating Balloon Intrepid from Gas in Balloon Constitution.
427	Professor Lowe reconnoitering at battle of Fair Oaks and telegraphing to McClellan's Quarters.
431	Gibson's Battery of Horse Artillery, near Fair Oaks, Va.
433	Benson's Battery of Horse Artillery, near Fair Oaks.
434	Group: Brigade Officers of Horse Artillery, near Fair Oaks.
435	Captain Tidball and Staff, near Fair Oaks.
436	General Stoneman and Staff, at his headquarters near Fair Oaks.
441	Gen'l Caldwell and Staff, at Fair Oaks, June, 1862.
442	General Kearney's Brigade Hospital, (Widow Allen's house,) Fair Oaks.
472	Redoubt thrown up by McCarthy, near the extreme front, at the Battle of Fair Oaks.
473	Fort Richardson at Quarles House, near Fair Oaks Station.
474	Quarles House, near Fair Oaks Station, where a large number of the dead are buried.
476	Fort Sumner, near Susan Clark's house, Fair Oaks.
477	Fort Richardson, at Quarles House, near Fair Oaks.
478	Old Frame House on Fair Oaks battle-field, pierced by hundreds of Bullets, and used as a Hospital by Hooker's Division.
479	House on Fair Oaks battle-field, used as a Hospital by Hooker's Division.
480	Frame House on Fair Oaks Battle Field used as a Hospital by Hooker's Division.

	Scenes near Richmond.

429	Gen. Sykes and Staff, near Richmond, June, 1862.
430	Camp Lincoln, near Richmond, June 1862.
438	Generals Stoneman and Nagle and Staff, near Richmond, June, 1862.
439	Major Robertson's Battery of Horse Artillery, near Richmond.
445	General Stoneman and Staff, near Richmond, June 1862.
443	First New York Battery, 20 pound Parrott Rifled Guns, near Richmond.
446	Gen. Barry and Staff, near Richmond, June, 1862.

	Views near Hampton.

465	Main Entrance, Hampton Church, Va. July 2, '62.
466	Ruins of Old Brick Church, Hampton, Va., the oldest Protestant Church in America.
467	Ruins of Hampton Church, Va. - West end - the oldest Church in America - July 2, 1862.

	Near Savage Station.

468	Savage Station on the Richmond and York River Railroad. Headquarters General McClellan, June 27, 1862.
469	Savage's House, Savage Station, used as a Hospital on 27th June, 1862.
491	Wounded at Savage Station, after the Battle of 27th June, 1862.
497	Wounded United States Soldiers from Battle of Gaine's Mill, intercepted and captured by rebels at Savage Station, Va. June 28, 1862.

	At Seven Pines.

470	Rear view of old Frame House, Orchard and Well, at Seven Pines. Over 400 were buried here after the battle of Fair Oaks.
471	Front view of Old Frame House, Orchard, and Well, at Seven Pines. Over 400 were buried here after the battle of Fair Oaks. In the distance, Sickles' Brigade is formed in line of battle.

	Near White Oak Swamp.

485	Haxall's House, Harden's Landing, Charles City County, Virginia, used as a Hospital after the Battle of White Oak Swamp, and near to which Gen. McClellan's Headquarters were pitched on 30th June, 1862.

	Near Harrison's Landing.

493	Westover House, on James River, near Harrison's Landing, Virginia, built in 1740, by Elizabeth and William Byrd.
494	Westover House, on James River, near Harrison's Landing, Virginia, Road front, built in 1740 by Elizabeth and William Byrd.

	Near Westover Landing.

495	Headquarters of General Fitz John Porter, at Westover, Westover Landing, Va. July 16, 1862.
496	General Fitz John Porter and Staff, at Headquarters, Westover, Westover Landing, Virginia July 16, 1862.

	Cedar Mountain Views.

500	Panoramic view from the center of battle-field of Cedar Mountain. Union camps in the foreground; the mountain in the distance.
501	Battle-field of Cedar Mountain. House riddled with cannon balls, in which Gen. Winder was killed from the first fire from Capt. McGivery's battery.
502	Battle-field of Cedar Mountain. House in which Gen. Winder was killed; family group.
503	Battle-field of Cedar Mountain. Scene of the most desperate fighting; Union graves in the woods.
504	Battle-field of Cedar Mountain - west view.
505	Battle-field of Cedar Mountain. Mrs. Hudson's house, headquarters of Gens. Pope and McDowell during the Battle.
506	Battle-field of Cedar Mountain. Panoramic view, the mountain in the distance.
507	Confederate Hospital. Taken on the day of the Battle of Cedar Mountain.
508	Parsons Slaughter's House, on Slaughter's (or Cedar) Mountain; site of a Confederate battery.
509	Group of Officers of the 10th Maine Regiment upon the battle-field of Cedar Mountain.
510	Dead Horses on Battle-field of Cedar Mountain. First position of the Confederate forces, from which they were dislodged by Capt. Dalghren.
511	Graves on the Battle-field, where many hundreds of the Union Soldiers were buried.
520	Battery fording a tributary to the Rappahannock on the day of the battle of Cedar Mountain.

	Views at Manassas.

543	Eastern range of Confederate defenses at Manassas.
544	Confederate Fort at Manassas.
545	Fort at Manassas.
546	Confederate Fort and Captured Engine Maryland at Manassas.

	At Bull Run.

547	The new Bridge at Bull Run - built by McDowell's Engineer corps.
548	View on Bull Run.

	Views of the Antietam and South Mountain Battle-Fields.

481	Bow Gun on Confederate Gunboat Teazer, captured on the 4th of July, by the Maritanza.
482	100-pound Gun on board the Confederate Gunboat Teazer, which was captured on the 4th of July, by the Maritanza.
483	The Teazer captured by the Maritanza, on the 4th of July, 1862. This view shows the destruction caused by the bursting of 100-lb rifled shell.
484	The Maritanza as she appeared immediately after the capture of the Teazer.
486	The Monitor, Deck view, from the bow.
487	Group: Officers on board the Monitor, July 9, 1862.
488	The Iron-clad Gunboat Galena, showing the effect of the fire from Fort Darling.
490	Deck view of the Monitor, with crew in foreground.
492	Captain Jeffries on board the Monitor.
551	A Contrast. Federal Buried. Rebel Unburied. When they fell at the battle of Antietam.
559	Killed at the battle of Antietam.
557	Gathered together for burial, after the battle of Antietam.
571	View on battle-field of Antietam.
572	View on battle-field of Antietam.
553	Ditch on right wing, where a large number of Rebels were killed at the battle of Antietam.
561	Burying the Dead, on the battle-field of Antietam.
562	View near Tunker Church, on the battle-field of Antietam.
556	View on battle-field of Antietam.
554	Confederate Soldier, who, after being wounded, had dragged himself to a little ravine on the hillside, where he died.

Typescript by Michael D. Gorman, May 1999

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