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- Confederate Reed artillery shell
- 3-inch Confederate Reed artillery shell found at Campbell's Station, Tenn.
- Looking Back - The Civil War in Tennessee
- Hotchkiss shell
- 5.3-inch Hotchkiss shell.
- Looking Back - The Civil War in Tennessee
- French tanks going into line
- Tanks (Military science); Tracklaying vehicles; Motorcycles; War damage; World War, 1914-1918
- A number of tanks headed down a road and accompanied by several soldiers on foot and one on a motorcycle. The scarred terrain appears in the background of the shot.
- Tennessee in World War I
- Argonne Forest
- Artillery; World War, 1914-1918; Battlefields
- A shell exploding in a crater-like area in front of a hill in the Argonne.
- Tennessee in World War I
- Artillery shell fragments
- Artillery shell fragments found at the site of the Battle of Bean Station.
- Looking Back - The Civil War in Tennessee
- Artillery shell fragments
- Artillery shell fragments from spherical case shot. The shells had hollow balls with fuses so they would explode over target. The fragments were most likely from a 12-lb. Napoleon.
- Looking Back - The Civil War in Tennessee
- Remnant of Hotchkiss shell
- Base of 3-inch Hotchkiss shell found near Battlefield Drive and Granny White Pike in Nashville, Tennessee.
- Looking Back - The Civil War in Tennessee
- Burton artillery shell
- Burton artillery shell with an intact base. The fuse has been drilled and the charge was removed. The shell was recovered from the site of the Battle of Stones River.
- Looking Back - The Civil War in Tennessee
- Tintype of unidentified Union soldier
- Cased tintype with "halo" effect from oxidation. Probably Union infantryman, in kepi and uniform (shell jacket).
- Looking Back - The Civil War in Tennessee
- Confederate shell
- Confederate Brooke 12-lb. shell dug in Savannah, Georgia, in 1975
- Looking Back - The Civil War in Tennessee
- Dyer artillery shell
- Dyer artillery shell recovered from the Potomac River, possibly fired from the Maryland side during the Battle of Antietam.
- Looking Back - The Civil War in Tennessee
- Nannie E. Haskins Diary Excerpts
- Teenagers; Girls; Civil Wars; War; Battlefields; Rebellions; Campaigns & battles; Cities & towns; Villages
- Excerpts from a small handwritten diary written by Nannie Haskins, a young girl of Clarksville, Tennessee. Provides an insight into the day to day activities of an observant young girl. Haskins was strongly in support of the Confederacy and loathed...
- Civilian Life in the Civil War
- 7-inch Dyer shell fired from a Federal columbiad at Island No. 10
- Federal columbiad guns mounted on tinclads probably fired this 7-inch Dyer shell at Confederate fortifications on Island No. 10. The island surrendered to Gen. John Pope on April 8, 1862. The shell is on permanent exhibit at the Carnegie Center in...
- Looking Back - The Civil War in Tennessee
- Hotchkiss artillery shell
- Hotchkiss artillery shell found in Bean Station, Tenn.
- Looking Back - The Civil War in Tennessee
- Hotchkiss shell
- Hotchkiss shell found at Liberty Gap (between Bell Buckle and Christiana, Tenn.).
- Looking Back - The Civil War in Tennessee
- The Confederate's Return from "Disbanding the Confederate Army"
- Soldiers; Military Uniforms; Houses; Trees; Fences
- Illustration by George Varian of a Confederate soldier leaning against a fence post gazing at a destroyed house. The caption underneath reads "The Confederate's Return - There was only the shell of the house." The image appears on page 537 of Ida...
- War and Reunion - The Lost Cause in Southern Memory
- Shell fragment
- Large shell fragment, part of a 12-pounder, dug up in Dover, Tennessee near the National Cemetery.
- Looking Back - The Civil War in Tennessee
- Letter from Edwin Maxwell to Mary Cornelia
- Letter from Edwin W. R. Maxwell (May 16, 1805 - August 15, 1873) to his daughter, Cornelia, on June 7, 1863, regarding her previous letter and being wounded by a shell on his right leg on May 14, 1863.
- Looking Back - The Civil War in Tennessee
- 105th Regiment Engineers seeking shelter from enemy fire
- Soldiers; Military personnel; Uniforms; Military uniforms; Helmets; Arms & armament; Firearms; Rifles; Horses; Carts & wagons; Campaigns & battles; War; World War, 1914-1918; Mules
- Members of the 105th Regiment Engineers seek shelter from enemy shell fire under the protection of a high bank. This party came under range of German guns while proceeding into St. Martin-Reviere & were forced to seek protection.
- Tennessee in World War I
- Shell holes near Chateau-Thierry
- Artillery; World War, 1914-1918; Battlefields
- Photograph taken from a height showing numerous holes on a battlefield caused by artillery shells.
- Tennessee in World War I

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