94 Free Photos of Harper's Weekly

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US Navy 030515-N-0000X-001 SS Vanderbilt (1862-1873) in a period engraving by G. Parsons as published in Harper's Weekly, 1862
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The Army of the Potomac, A Sharpshooter on Picket Duty, by Winslow Homer, from Harper's Weekly, November 15, 1862, wood engraving on wove paper - Portland Museum of Art - Portland, Maine - DSC04246
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Half-page of Harper's Weekly, June 4, 1887, p. 109, with 3 illustrations LCCN2003653475
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Day of death at St. Pierre LCCN2002698225
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The finances of the rebellion LCCN00652814
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Slaughtered for the Hide LCCN2004678777
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A Congressional Scene LCCN2002705901
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William Waud - Burning of McPhersonville 1865 - final Harper's Weekly version
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Title page of Harper's weekly, September 5, 1863, showing Mosby's guerrillas destroying sutlers' train LCCN93514858
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The Schutzenfest - the procession passing through Union Square
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Valley Forge LCCN2004676940
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Scenes in Emigrant Life LCCN2004678775
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No accommodations! LCCN2001695550
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William S. Groesbeck LCCN2002711567
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Unpacking a case of statuary LCCN2004678681
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Natural Mistakes LCCN2004677176
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The Army of the Potomac in huts - - sketched by Theodore R. Davis. The teamsters' duel - sketched by Alfred R. Waud LCCN89708351
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The food question down south LCCN2003663008
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The Centennial Police - Their universal answer LCCN2004678671
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Seeing Santa Claus LCCN2006681417
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Scene, Fifth Avenue LCCN00652813
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Scene, Fifth Avenue LCCN2006691864
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That's what's the trouble with John C. LCCN2003652572
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The copperhead plan for subjugating the South - F.B. LCCN2003663130
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A female rebel in Baltimore - an everyday scene LCCN2002716232
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Teresa Bagioli Sickles LCCN2004677326
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A Glimpse of Phila...from Horticultural Hall LCCN2004678685
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Sowing and reaping LCCN2006689828
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Cotton culture - covering in the seed LCCN2002737345
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The new era - V.F. LCCN2002713108
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Effect of John Brown's invasion at the South LCCN2002735880
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Filling cartridges at the United States Arsenal at Watertown, Massachusetts LCCN98507937
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The Corliss Bevel-Gear-Cutting Machine LCCN2004678678
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Southern Sketches - A Gentleman of Color LCCN2004674850
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Pennsylvania gratitude LCCN2006688685
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The Original Coxey Army - W.A. Rogers. LCCN89709498
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Shooting Alligators on the Upper St. Johns, Florida LCCN2003653482
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Miss Ida Lewis, the heroine of Newport LCCN2002712678
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Law and moonshine - crooked whiskey in North Carolina LCCN2002723981
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Western sketches - Arkansas pilgrims in camp; a freshet in the Red River, Texas LCCN2006681223
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Patent Office, Washington, D.C. - examiners at work LCCN2007675386
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Peace-Fourth of July, 1865 LCCN96500529
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Nine views of the Great Aqueduct, Washington, D.C. LCCN2006679039
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James Gordon Bennett, Esq. - SW (monogram) LCCN96502588
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A Chief (standing on horseback) forbidding the passage of a (wagon) train through his country LCCN2004678779
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The Columbian Exposition will be completely illustrated in Harper's Weekly, 1891, 1892 LCCN2002719935
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Chinese Immigrants at the San Francisco Custom House LCCN2005696248
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Whaling station on California coast (with insert of man on rock looking in telescope) LCCN2004665747
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The Colored Volunteer - Tho. Nast. LCCN2010647935
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The Homestead riot - drawn by W.P. Snyder after a photograph by Dabbs, Pittsburg. LCCN00650151
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Mammoth Cave, Kentucky- Crossing the River Styx LCCN2002707269
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Mammoth Cave, Kentucky- House formerly used by consumptive patients LCCN2002707268
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Mr. Charles Dickens and his former American acquaintances - not at home
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Scene on the Dumping Dock Foot of Governeur Street, East River LCCN2006679092
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Miss Adelaide Randolph - Histed
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The cabinet of the Confederate States at Montgomery, from photographs by Whitehurst, of Washington, and Hinton, of Montgomery, Alabama
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Bombardment of Fort Sumter by the batteries of the Confederate states LCCN96524550
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HARVEY, GEORGE, COL. EDITOR, HARPER'S WEEKLY, ETC.; AMB. E. & P. TO GREAT BRITAIN LCCN2016865856
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Page from Harper's Weekly, June 29, 1861, including four prints and text LCCN00650190
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The color line still exists - in this case LCCN2002710390
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The first cotillion of the century. Given by Hon. W.C. Whitney, January 4, 1901 LCCN2005688958
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The cabinet of the Confederate States at Montgomery - from photographs by Whitehurst, of Washington, and Hinton, of Montgomery, Alabama. LCCN2002735895
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The Fourth of July in the country - drawn by Charles G. Bush. LCCN89706343
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Miss Ida Lewis, the heroine of Newport - photo by Manchester Bros., Providence, R.I. LCCN96506930
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The foot-ball of the future. C. G. Bush
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Arrested rag-pickers in City Hall Park, New York. C. G. Bush
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Sanderson, Florida, occupied by our advance before the battle of Olustee. LCCN2007682172
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Richmond newsboy announcing the rebel success!!! LCCN2003669741
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Mission Indians of Southern California making baskets and hair ropes LCCN2005681044
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The Great strike-the Sixth Maryland Regiment fighting its way through Baltimore - from a p(hotogr)aph by D. Bendann. LCCN90707120
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Selecting miniatures, old store, Bailey, Banks, Biddle, Philadelphia
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The seventh regiment New York State militia in the cars en route for Washington - from a sketch by our own artist. LCCN2003663114
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Liberty Bell (resting upon dais ringed with liberty caps and fasces topped by eagle, Independence Hall, Phila.) LCCN99614244
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First reading of the Declaration of Independence in New York - A.R. Waud. LCCN89706308
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The President's vacation - on Bellevue Avenue, Newport - drawn by W.P. Snyder. LCCN98511692
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1865 James River and Kanawha canal
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The President's vacation - on Bellevue Avenue, Newport - drawn by W.P. Snyder. LCCN98511692 (cropped)
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Scenes in Charleston, S.C. (composite of 4 wood engravings)- Tomb of John C. Calhoun, in St. Philip's Churchyard; the old powder magazine, Cumberland Street; the Palmetto Flag; the Palmetto LCCN2006685717
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1865 RFP Rail Richmond
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Union general - NARA - 527133
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Governor Magoffin's neutrality means holding the cock of the walk (Uncle Sam) while the confederate cat (Jeff Davis) kills off his chickens LCCN2002735822
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