Added by: bschulte1978Battle of the Crater
Th Battle of the Crater (July 30, 1864) and The Battle of Jerusalem Plank R
Battle of Chaffin's Farm, Sept. 29th 1864 : topography of 1894 : roads, houses, trees, etc. of 1864 from Campbell and Chambliss maps : positions and routes assumed from descriptions in official records. - Page 1![Affair of the Wmsbg Road or Fair Oaks No. 2, Oct. 26-27-28/64 / [drawn by Normand Smith]. - Page 1](https://img.forceswarrecords.com/img/reference/IMAGE/260557306?width=200&height=200)
The Second Battle of Fair Oaks was part of the larger Siege of Petersburg.![Petersburg and Five Forks. [1864-1865] / from surveys under the direction of Bvt. Grig. Gen. N. Michler, Maj. of Engineers, by command of Bvt. Maj. Genl. A. A. Humphreys, Brig. Genl. & Chief of Engineers ; surveyed and drawn - Page 1](https://img.forceswarrecords.com/img/reference/IMAGE/260559280?width=200&height=200)
This Nathaniel Michler map of the Petersburg and Five Forks area in 1864 is![[Map of the siege of Petersburg, 1864-5 / surveyed under the direction of N. Michler, Maj. of Engrs., Bvt. Brig. Genl. USA] ; surveyed & drawn by Maj. J.E. Weyss, assisted by Theilkuhl, Burchardt, Schuman, Thompson, Graham. - Page 1](https://img.forceswarrecords.com/img/reference/IMAGE/260560245?width=200&height=200)
Map of the Siege of Petersburg![[Vicinity of Petersburg] / Engineer Dept. Hd. Qrs. Army of the Potomac, August 28th, 1864 ; official, N. Michler, Major Engineers, U.S.A. - Page 1](https://img.forceswarrecords.com/img/reference/IMAGE/260557934?width=200&height=200)
Map of the vicinity of Petersburg, August 28, 1864.
Area east of Petersburg, including City Point and Fort Powhatan.
Isometric view of Petersburg and Richmond from the east.
Map of the city of Petersburg with siege lines drawn.![Map of the siege of Petersburg, 1864-5 / surveyed under the direction of N. Michler, Maj. of Engrs., Bvt. Brig. Genl. USA ; [surveyed & drawn by Maj. J.E. Weyss, assisted by Theilkuhl, Burchardt, Schuman, Thompson, Graham]. - Page 1](https://img.forceswarrecords.com/img/reference/IMAGE/260560240?width=200&height=200)
Map of the Siege of Petersburg.
Map of the vicinity of Petersburg
Map shewing the position of the lines in front of Petersburg, Va., occupied
Petersburg / Engineer Dept., Hd. Qrs., Army of the Potomac.
Plan of enemy's battery no. 5 in front of Petersburg before the advance of![Sketch of the Confederate and Federal lines around Petersburg / made under the direction of Col. W. H. Stevens, Chf. Engr., A.N.V. [186-]. - Page 1](https://img.forceswarrecords.com/img/reference/IMAGE/260560213?width=200&height=200)
Sketch of the Confederate and Federal lines around Petersburg / made under![Sketch of the entrenched lines in the immediate front of Petersburg. [1864-5] Surveyed under the direction of N. Michler, Major of Engrs., Bvt. Col. U.S.A. Prepared expressly for the guests of Jarratt's Hotel, Petersburg, Va. - Page 1](https://img.forceswarrecords.com/img/reference/IMAGE/260560211?width=200&height=200)
Sketch of the entrenched lines in the immediate front of Petersburg. [1864-![The seige [sic] of Petersburg, Va. Designed by Dr. J. B. Stinson of Sherman, Texas. - Page 1](https://img.forceswarrecords.com/img/reference/IMAGE/260560218?width=200&height=200)
The seige [sic] of Petersburg, Va. Designed by Dr. J. B. Stinson of Sherman![The struggle of Petersburg. The lines of rebel intrenchments carried by our troops. [June 15-17,1864]. - Page 1](https://img.forceswarrecords.com/img/reference/IMAGE/260560222?width=200&height=200)
The struggle of Petersburg. The lines of rebel intrenchments carried by our
Asbury Bates of the 6th Wisconsin was mortally wounded on June 18, 1864 at
Frederick Bauer, Co. A, 6th Wisconsin, was killed in action at the Battle o
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B-108 Petersburg, Virginia
B-6 Dutch Gap Canal, James River.![B-6 Dutch [Illegible] Canal James River.](https://img.forceswarrecords.com/img/reference/IMAGE/5711392?width=200&height=200)
B-6 Dutch [Illegible] Canal James River.
B-14 Ruins of Richmond Virginia
B-14 Ruins Richmond, VA.
B-18 Deep Bottom, James River.
B-18 Deep Bottom, James River.
B-23 Poplar Grove Church near Petersburg
B-24 Crew of Monitor on James River, Virginia.
B-24 Crew of Monitor on James River, VA.
B-25 Deck of Monitor on James River, Virginia.
B-25 Deck of Monitor on James River, VA.
B-31 Richmond, after the Evacuation
B-31 Richmond, After the Evacuation.
B-34 Ruins of Arsenal, Richmond, Virginia
B-34 Ruins of Arsenal, (Richmond, VA.)
B-35 View of Richmond, Virginia
B-35 View of Richmond, VA.
B-40 Deck of Monitor on James River, Virginia. "Onondaga"
B-40 Deck of Monitor on James River, VA. Monitor in James River. Double-turret monitor Onodaga, port quarter view in stream; boats crew alongside in tender, with oars tossed.
B-41 Deck of Monitor of James River, VA.
B-51 Richmond, Virginia. 1865![B-51 Richmond, VA. [Illegible]](https://img.forceswarrecords.com/img/reference/IMAGE/5711560?width=200&height=200)
B-51 Richmond, VA. [Illegible]
B-61 Warehouse, City Point
B-62 Jones Landing, James River, 1864.
B-63 View of City Point, Virginia. 1864
B-65 Dead Soldier in Trench, Petersburg.
B-66 Pontoon Across James River, Deep Bottom
B-66 Pontoon Bridge Across James River, Deep
B-69 Making Gabions in Front of Petersburg.
B-73 General Ulysses S. Grant and Portion of Staff, General John A. Rawlins.
B-76 Landing Supplies on James River, 1864.
B-77 Monitor "Onondaga", James River, VA.
B-79 General Ulysses S. Grant and Group (At City Point.)
B-80 Monitors in Trent's Reach, James River, Virginia. 1864
B-80 Monitor in Trent's Beach, James River,
B-81 Pontoon Bridge Across James River, 1864
B-81 Pontoon Across James River. 1864.
B-84 View of Town. (Petersburg, Virginia.)
B-84 View of Town.
B-86 Battery on Drill. (Brady in Center)
B-86 Battery on Drill. (Brady in Center.)
B-87 General Terry's Headquarters, on New Market Road, Richmond, Virginia.
B-87 Gen. Terry's Headquarters on New Market
B-93 Fort
B-93 Fort.
B-99 Interior of Fort in Front of Petersburg, Virginia
B-102 Inside of Fort
B-102 Inside of Fort.
B-106 Mounting Mortars, Butler's Lines, near Petersburg, Virginia, 1864.
B-109 Battery on Drill.
B-112 Ruins of Galligo Mills, Richmond, Virginia, 1865
B-112 Ruins of Richmond, VA., 1865.
B-113 Gunboats on James River, Virginia. 1864-5![B-113 Gun Boat on the James River, [Illegible]](https://img.forceswarrecords.com/img/reference/IMAGE/5711775?width=200&height=200)
B-113 Gun Boat on the James River, [Illegible]
B-117 Battery in Front of Petersburg, Virginia.
B-119 Libby Prison, 1865
B-124 Petersburg, Virginia
B-124 Richmond, VA.
B-129 Deck of Gun Boat, Probably "Mendota."
B-129 Deck of Gunboat.
B-135 Gun Boat on James River, 1864.
B-135 Gunboat on the James River, 1864.
B-136 View of Richmond From Manchester, 1865
B-136 View of Richmond From Manchester 1865.
B-137 Ruins of Haxalls (Or Gallego) Mills, Richmond, Virginia. (Taken in April, 1865)
B-137 Ruins of Haxalls Mills, Richmond, VA.
B-138 Wharf at City Point, 1864-5
B-140 Building Winter Quarters at City Point, Virginia.
B-146 Confederate Breastworks in Front of Petersburg, Virginia, 1865.
B-148 General Grant's Headquarters. City Point, Virginia. (Staff) 1864-5. Colonel William Mck.Dunn, Major George K. Leet. Colonel Ely S. Parker.
B-152 Landing Supplies at City Point, Virginia, 1864-5.
Durant, Jeremiah