Culpeper County

Relief shown by hachures. Title from Stephenson's Civil War maps, 1989. Pencil on paper, mounted on cloth. LC Civil War maps (2nd ed.), H290 Available also through the Library of Congress web site as raster ima More

Shows names of some residents. Relief shown by hachures. Title from Stephenson's Civil War maps, 1989. Pen-and-ink on tracing linen, mounted on cloth. LC Civil War maps (2nd ed.), H308 Available also through th More

Shows the line of march of the Confederate Army and of the Union Army of Virginia as commanded by John Pope during the 2nd Bull Run Campaign, June-September 1862. Includes portions of Orange, Culpeper, Fauquier More

The newly-organized Union Army of Virginia under Gen. John Pope had as its mission to draw Lee's focus and forces away from the defense of Richmond. To that end, the army began moving toward Gordonsville in Jul More

The newly-organized Union Army of Virginia under Gen. John Pope had as its mission to draw Lee's focus and forces away from the defense of Richmond. To that end, the army began moving toward Gordonsville in Jul More

Relief shown by hachures. Shows location of troop lines. This item is in the Map Collection of the Library of Virginia; please contact the Library's Archives Research Services department for more information. A More

Focuses on a small portion of the Rappahannock River close to the line dividing Culpeper and Fauquier counties, Va., and about 8 miles (as indentified by Sneden) from Brandy Station where the Battle of Kelly's More

As part of the Bristoe Campaign, while Union troops fought to cross the Rappahannock River at Kelly's Ford, Ewell's Confederates defended the pontoon bridge at Rappahannock Station approximately four miles away More

Printed general map without title or border showing roads, railroads, settlements, farms with owners' names, vegetation, streams, and fords. Relief shown by form lines in hilly areas. Also covers Culpeper city More

Map shows the area between Culpeper Courthouse and Orange Courthouse including the location of Federal troops under Meade in Union-held towns and along the Rappahannock River. On November 7th, the Union army be More

Scale not given. LC Civil War Maps (2nd ed.), 531.7 Reconnaissance map showing villages and towns, houses and names of residents, relief, and woodland principally alongside roads and rail lines. Description der More

This printed map of Virginia and North Carolina includes annotations by Sneden showing the route taken by Mosby's troops and their prisoners (Sneden among them) from Culpeper, Va., to Charlotte, N.C.

Map shows the area surrounding Kellysville, Va., and Kelly's Ford on the Rappahannock River. On March 17, 1863, this was the site of a cavalry skirmish between Confederate forces under Fitzhugh Lee and Jeb Stua More

As part of the Bristoe Campaign, while Union troops fought to cross the Rappahannock River at Kelly's Ford, Ewell's Confederates defended the pontoon bridge at Rappahannock Station approximately four miles away More

In this detailed view of Kellysville and Kelly's Ford on the Rappahannock River, Sneden shows the placement of Union regiments in a semicircle to the east of town, and the opposing Confederate units in the town More

Focuses on a small portion of the Rappahannock River close to the line dividing Culpeper and Fauquier counties, Va., and about 8 miles (as indentified by Sneden) from Brandy Station where the Battle of Kelly's More

The map shows the area surrounding the Rappahannock River as it runs from north to south; the Orange & Alexandria Railroad is also indicated. The battles of Rappahannock Bridge and Kelly's Ford were part of the More

Shows the route of Lee's retreat across the Rappahannock River. Map is oriented with pontoon bridge at Rappahannock Station in upper left of the image, protected by Confederate earthworks and redoubts. Tne Whea More

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Map shows an area of central Virginia bordered by Gainesville to the north, Orange Court House to the south, Luray Gap to the west, and Bristoe to the east. With Lee's Army of Northern Virginia on the offensiv More

Shows the route of Lee's retreat across the Rappahannock River. Map is oriented with pontoon bridge at Rappahannock Station in upper left of the image, protected by Confederate earthworks and redoubts. Tne Whea More

In this detail from an unidentified printed map, Sneden has traced the circuitous route he and other prisoners captured by Mosby's Guerillas during the Mine Run Campaign followed from near Rappahannock Station, More

This printed map of Virginia and North Carolina includes annotations by Sneden showing the route taken by Mosby's troops and their prisoners (Sneden among them) from Culpeper, Va., to Charlotte, N.C. Color codi More

Relief shown by hachures. Shows the names of many residents. Drawn on a 3/4-inch grid. LC Civil War maps (2nd ed.), H27 LC Land ownership maps, 1241 Pen-and-ink on pencil grid on tracing linen, mounted on cloth More

Includes areas of Orange and Culpeper counties, Va., where Meade approached the Rapidan River and the Mine Run Valley to try and push Lee's forces unsuccessfully back towards Richmond in the Mine Run Campaign o More

Shows names of some residents. Relief shown by hachures. Title, date, and scale from Stephenson's Civil War maps, 1989. Pencil (some col.), mounted between sheets of transparent paper. LC Civil War maps (2nd ed More

Shows names of residents. Relief shown by form lines. Also covers Culpeper city region (Va.). Title from Stephenson's Civil War maps, 1989. Attributed to J. Schedler as engraver in Stephenson's Civil War maps, More

Title, date, and scale from Stephenson's Civil War maps, 1989. Pencil (some col.), mounted on cloth. LC Civil War maps (2nd ed.), H173 Available also through the Library of Congress web site as raster image. In More

Relief shown by hachures. Shows the names of some residents. At head of title: Chief Engineer's Office D.N.V. Maj. Gen J.F. Gilmer, chief engineer. "Map from the Confederate Engineer Bureau in Richmond, Va. Ge More

Pencil and pen-and-ink over pencil grid on paper mounted on cloth. LC Civil War maps (2nd ed.), H291 Available also through the Library of Congress web site as raster image. In pencil at upper left corner: 230. More

Relief shown by hachures. Title from Stephenson's Civil War maps, 1989. Pen-and-ink, pencil (some col.), and watercolor, mounted on cloth. LC Civil War maps (2nd ed.), H236 Available also through the Library of More

Public domain photograph of church building, Christianity, religious architecture, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description

Public domain photograph of church building, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description

Title from photographer's inventory. Building/structure dates: 1777. Corresponding reference print in LOT 11841-24. Credit line: Carnegie Survey of the Architecture of the South, Library of Congress, Prints and More

Title from photographer's inventory. Building/structure dates: 1777. Corresponding reference print in LOT 11841-24. Credit line: Carnegie Survey of the Architecture of the South, Library of Congress, Prints and More

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Title from photographer's inventory. Building/structure dates: 1777. Corresponding reference print in LOT 11841-24. Credit line: Carnegie Survey of the Architecture of the South, Library of Congress, Prints and More

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Title from photographer's inventory. Building/structure dates: 1777. Corresponding reference print in LOT 11841-24. Credit line: Carnegie Survey of the Architecture of the South, Library of Congress, Prints and More

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Title from photographer's inventory. Building/structure dates: 1777. Corresponding reference print in LOT 11841-24. Credit line: Carnegie Survey of the Architecture of the South, Library of Congress, Prints and More

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Survey number: HABS VA-433 Public domain photograph - historical image of Virginia, United States, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description

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Title and other information from caption card. Transfer; United States. Office of War Information. Overseas Picture Division. Washington Division; 1944. More information about the FSA/OWI Collection is availabl More

"November 1981." "Base Source: USGS-1:24 000 topographic quads dated 1965." UTM grid. Available also through the Library of Congress Web site as a raster image.

Relief shown by contours and spot heights. Title in left upper margin: Culpeper County, Virginia. Title in right lower margin: Culpeper County, Va. In center upper margin: Commonwealth of Virginia, Division of More

Print caption: Between the Corps d'armée of Genl. Banks, constituting a part of the Army of Virginia, under Genl. Pope and a vastly superior number of the Rebels under Elwell and Stonewall Jackson, the Rebels w More

Mar 1886. 2 Sheet(s). Virginia fire insurance map. Sanborn fire insurance maps are detailed maps of cities and towns produced by the Sanborn Map Company for the purpose of assessing fire insurance liability More

Jun 1891. 2 Sheet(s). Virginia fire insurance map. Sanborn fire insurance maps are detailed maps of cities and towns produced by the Sanborn Map Company for the purpose of assessing fire insurance liability More

Nov 1896. 2 Sheet(s). Virginia fire insurance map. Sanborn fire insurance maps are detailed maps of cities and towns produced by the Sanborn Map Company for the purpose of assessing fire insurance liability More

Mar 1886. 2 Sheet(s). Virginia fire insurance map. Sanborn fire insurance maps are detailed maps of cities and towns produced by the Sanborn Map Company for the purpose of assessing fire insurance liability More

Jun 1891. 2 Sheet(s). Virginia fire insurance map. Sanborn fire insurance maps are detailed maps of cities and towns produced by the Sanborn Map Company for the purpose of assessing fire insurance liability More

Nov 1896. 2 Sheet(s). Virginia fire insurance map. Sanborn fire insurance maps are detailed maps of cities and towns produced by the Sanborn Map Company for the purpose of assessing fire insurance liability More

Survey number: HABS VA-147 Public domain photograph - historical image of Virginia, United States, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description

Survey number: HABS VA-147 Public domain photograph of architecture design, diagram, drawing, building plan, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description

Survey number: HABS VA-147 Public domain photograph of architectural diagram, building plan, section, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description

Survey number: HABS VA-147 Public domain photograph - historical image of Virginia, United States, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description

Union and Confederate soldiers on battlefield. Print caption: Between the Corps d'armée of Genl. Banks, constituting a part of the Army of Virginia, under Genl. Pope and a vastly superior number of the Rebels u More

Union and Confederate soldiers on battlefield. Print caption: Between the Corps d'armée of Genl. Banks, constituting a part of the Army of Virginia, under Genl. Pope and a vastly superior number of the Rebels u More

Significance: The Kelly's Ford Bridge is a representative example of a pin- connected steel Pratt pony truss typical of late nineteenth century factory-manufactured bridges. Survey number: HAER VA-96

Significance: The Kelly's Ford Bridge is a representative example of a pin- connected steel Pratt pony truss typical of late nineteenth century factory-manufactured bridges. Survey number: HAER VA-96

Significance: The Kelly's Ford Bridge is a representative example of a pin- connected steel Pratt pony truss typical of late nineteenth century factory-manufactured bridges. Survey number: HAER VA-96

Significance: The Kelly's Ford Bridge is a representative example of a pin- connected steel Pratt pony truss typical of late nineteenth century factory-manufactured bridges. Survey number: HAER VA-96

Significance: The Kelly's Ford Bridge is a representative example of a pin- connected steel Pratt pony truss typical of late nineteenth century factory-manufactured bridges. Survey number: HAER VA-96

Significance: The Kelly's Ford Bridge is a representative example of a pin- connected steel Pratt pony truss typical of late nineteenth century factory-manufactured bridges. Survey number: HAER VA-96

Significance: The Kelly's Ford Bridge is a representative example of a pin- connected steel Pratt pony truss typical of late nineteenth century factory-manufactured bridges. Survey number: HAER VA-96

Significance: The Kelly's Ford Bridge is a representative example of a pin- connected steel Pratt pony truss typical of late nineteenth century factory-manufactured bridges. Survey number: HAER VA-96

Significance: The Kelly's Ford Bridge is a representative example of a pin- connected steel Pratt pony truss typical of late nineteenth century factory-manufactured bridges. Survey number: HAER VA-96

Significance: The Kelly's Ford Bridge is a representative example of a pin- connected steel Pratt pony truss typical of late nineteenth century factory-manufactured bridges. Survey number: HAER VA-96

Significance: The Kelly's Ford Bridge is a representative example of a pin- connected steel Pratt pony truss typical of late nineteenth century factory-manufactured bridges. Survey number: HAER VA-96

Significance: The Kelly's Ford Bridge is a representative example of a pin- connected steel Pratt pony truss typical of late nineteenth century factory-manufactured bridges. Survey number: HAER VA-96

Significance: The Kelly's Ford Bridge is a representative example of a pin- connected steel Pratt pony truss typical of late nineteenth century factory-manufactured bridges. Survey number: HAER VA-96

Significance: The Kelly's Ford Bridge is a representative example of a pin- connected steel Pratt pony truss typical of late nineteenth century factory-manufactured bridges. Survey number: HAER VA-96

Significance: The Kelly's Ford Bridge is a representative example of a pin- connected steel Pratt pony truss typical of late nineteenth century factory-manufactured bridges. Survey number: HAER VA-96

Significance: The Kelly's Ford Bridge is a representative example of a pin- connected steel Pratt pony truss typical of late nineteenth century factory-manufactured bridges. Survey number: HAER VA-96

Significance: The Kelly's Ford Bridge is a representative example of a pin- connected steel Pratt pony truss typical of late nineteenth century factory-manufactured bridges. Survey number: HAER VA-96

Significance: The Kelly's Ford Bridge is a representative example of a pin- connected steel Pratt pony truss typical of late nineteenth century factory-manufactured bridges. Survey number: HAER VA-96

Significance: The Kelly's Ford Bridge is a representative example of a pin- connected steel Pratt pony truss typical of late nineteenth century factory-manufactured bridges. Survey number: HAER VA-96

Significance: The Kelly's Ford Bridge is a representative example of a pin- connected steel Pratt pony truss typical of late nineteenth century factory-manufactured bridges. Survey number: HAER VA-96

Significance: The Kelly's Ford Bridge is a representative example of a pin- connected steel Pratt pony truss typical of late nineteenth century factory-manufactured bridges. Survey number: HAER VA-96

Significance: The Kelly's Ford Bridge is a representative example of a pin- connected steel Pratt pony truss typical of late nineteenth century factory-manufactured bridges. Survey number: HAER VA-96

Significance: Salubria is a refined and rare example of a mid-eighteenth century Georgian mansion of Piedmont Virginia. The dwelling is architecturally significant for its austere, yet well-proportioned, exteri More

Significance: Salubria is a refined and rare example of a mid-eighteenth century Georgian mansion of Piedmont Virginia. The dwelling is architecturally significant for its austere, yet well-proportioned, exteri More

Significance: Salubria is a refined and rare example of a mid-eighteenth century Georgian mansion of Piedmont Virginia. The dwelling is architecturally significant for its austere, yet well-proportioned, exteri More

Significance: Salubria is a refined and rare example of a mid-eighteenth century Georgian mansion of Piedmont Virginia. The dwelling is architecturally significant for its austere, yet well-proportioned, exteri More

Significance: Salubria is a refined and rare example of a mid-eighteenth century Georgian mansion of Piedmont Virginia. The dwelling is architecturally significant for its austere, yet well-proportioned, exteri More

Significance: Salubria is a refined and rare example of a mid-eighteenth century Georgian mansion of Piedmont Virginia. The dwelling is architecturally significant for its austere, yet well-proportioned, exteri More

Significance: Salubria is a refined and rare example of a mid-eighteenth century Georgian mansion of Piedmont Virginia. The dwelling is architecturally significant for its austere, yet well-proportioned, exteri More

Significance: Salubria is a refined and rare example of a mid-eighteenth century Georgian mansion of Piedmont Virginia. The dwelling is architecturally significant for its austere, yet well-proportioned, exteri More

Significance: Salubria is a refined and rare example of a mid-eighteenth century Georgian mansion of Piedmont Virginia. The dwelling is architecturally significant for its austere, yet well-proportioned, exteri More

Significance: Salubria is a refined and rare example of a mid-eighteenth century Georgian mansion of Piedmont Virginia. The dwelling is architecturally significant for its austere, yet well-proportioned, exteri More

Significance: Salubria is a refined and rare example of a mid-eighteenth century Georgian mansion of Piedmont Virginia. The dwelling is architecturally significant for its austere, yet well-proportioned, exteri More

Significance: Salubria is a refined and rare example of a mid-eighteenth century Georgian mansion of Piedmont Virginia. The dwelling is architecturally significant for its austere, yet well-proportioned, exteri More

Significance: Salubria is a refined and rare example of a mid-eighteenth century Georgian mansion of Piedmont Virginia. The dwelling is architecturally significant for its austere, yet well-proportioned, exteri More

Significance: Salubria is a refined and rare example of a mid-eighteenth century Georgian mansion of Piedmont Virginia. The dwelling is architecturally significant for its austere, yet well-proportioned, exteri More

Significance: Salubria is a refined and rare example of a mid-eighteenth century Georgian mansion of Piedmont Virginia. The dwelling is architecturally significant for its austere, yet well-proportioned, exteri More

Significance: Salubria is a refined and rare example of a mid-eighteenth century Georgian mansion of Piedmont Virginia. The dwelling is architecturally significant for its austere, yet well-proportioned, exteri More

Significance: Salubria is a refined and rare example of a mid-eighteenth century Georgian mansion of Piedmont Virginia. The dwelling is architecturally significant for its austere, yet well-proportioned, exteri More

Significance: Salubria is a refined and rare example of a mid-eighteenth century Georgian mansion of Piedmont Virginia. The dwelling is architecturally significant for its austere, yet well-proportioned, exteri More