RMA7B3W8–Capture of Fort Donelson, Tennessee, 1862. From a painting by Alonzo Chappel.
RMA4JHPT–Charge of General Smith's Division, Capture of Fort Donelson, Tennessee, 1862-1867.Artist: Felix Octavius Carr Darley
RMB5G594–Capture of Fort Donelson Tennessee by Union forces under General U.S. Grant 1862. Hand-colored steel engraving
RMHRP271–Emily Donelson, First Lady
RMMKTF54–General Grant at Fort Donelson
RMCWAXN3–The storming of Fort Donelson, February 15, 1862, Currier & Ives, 1862
RMMKR43M–The Storming of Fort Donelson, Tennessee, Feb 15th, 1862
RM2JRXFD2–Interior of the Lower Water Battery at Fort Donelson during the American Civil War, 1862
RMER9916–Battle of Fort Donelson, American Civil War
RMPBTNCT–Emily Donelson, niece of US President Andrew Jackson and unofficial hostess of the White House.
RMG6CGY4–1860s FEBRUARY 1862 CAPTURE OF FORT DONELSON TENNESSEE BY UNION FORCES
RMEC7RFY–Battle of Fort Donelson; Capture of General S.B. Buckner and his army; February 16th 1862
RMG6CH44–1860s 1862 CAPTURE OF FORT DONELSON TENNESSEE CHARGE OF GENERAL SMITH'S UNION DIVISION
RMERG7BM–Gunboats at the Battle of Fort Donelson on 14 February 1862. American Civil War. The land battle is taking place in the
RMEC7Y7T–Mrs Andrew Jackson - Rachel Donelson Jackson (1767-1828). She was the wife of US President Andrew Jackson, although she was never a First Lady as she died before his inauguration.
RMC2J16W–Capture of Fort Donelson by Grant
RMRMTHB1–Andrew Jackson Donelson (1799-1871), American Diplomat, Head and Shoulders Portrait, on Stone by C.E. Lewis from a Photo by Mathew Brady, R.J. Compton, 1856
RM2A6050W–Battle of Fort Donelson; Capture of General S.B. Buckner and his army; February 16th 1862
RFBY5F1X–Fort Donelson was a Confederate fortification on the Cumberland River at Dover, Tennessee.
RMCP33D1–General Grant waving his hat on his sword at the Battle of Fort Donelson in 1862.
RMP67M7J–Mrs Andrew Jackson - Rachel Donelson Jackson (1767-1828). She was the wife of US President Andrew Jackson, although she was never a First Lady as she died before his inauguration.
RM2M7G5BT–AMERICAN CIVIL WAR LITHOGRAPH 'The Storming Of Fort Donelson, Tennessee . February. 15th 1862.' Hand colored lithograph by Currier and Ives, New York, 1862.
RMHRKRF3–American Civil War, Battle of Fort Donelson, 1862
RMGDE8M9–Capture of Fort Donelson, Tennessee, USA Civil War
RMCWAXN2–The Battle of Fort Donelson, February 16, 1862, lithograph by Kurz & Allison, 1889
RM2JRXFCX–Interior of Fort Donelson during the American Civil War, 1862
RFG7YKX9–US CIVIL WAR. Capture of Fort Donelson, Tennessee. Gen Smith's Div charge, 1864
RMEP4N5D–Capture of Fort Donelson, Tennessee during the USA Civil War
RM2MH553N–The Battle of Fort Donelson was a battle in the American Civil War fought on 11-12th February 1862 in Kentucky. It was an Unionist amphibious assault on Fort Donelson under the command of Ulysses Grant, and it was a Unionist victory as the fort was captured.
RMERDEH8–Gunboat attack on Fort Donelson - USA Civil War, 1862
RMEDNR10–Steamship Ft. Donelson, ca. 1864, drawing on blue-gray paper pencil, 7. x 17.5 cm. (sheet), by Alfred R Waud, 1828-1891, an american artist famous for his American Civil War sketches, America, US, 1862-1865, by Alfred R Waud, 1828-1891, an american artist
RMDH9EBW–The attack on Fort Donelson, February 1862, USA Civil War
RMTC4246–Engraving of the capture of Fort Donelson, from the book 'The life of General Albert Sidney Johnston' by William Preston Johnston, 1878. Courtesy Internet Archive. ()
RMBAK5WH–Statue of James Robertson and John Donelson along the Cumberland River in Downtown Nashville.
RMC5RC5J–the founding of nashville sculpture featuring james robertson and john donelson Nashville Tennessee USA
RM2WRBEPJ–The Capture of Fort Donelson, Grobe, Charles (composer), S. Brainard's Sons Co., Chicago, 1884., United States, History, Civil War, 1861-1865, Songs and music
RF2DAX9WW–Two pictures from American Civil War time. Fort Donelson (The Battle of Fort Donelson was fought from February 11–16, 1862, in the Western Theater of
RFBT31EN–This 1898 illustration shows Union troops marching forward at Fort Donelson and attacking Confederates.
RMR76FMM–Cannon at Fort Donelson National Battlefield, KY
RMB56D2X–Battle of Fort Donelson - Civil War
RMCF83R1–Capture of Fort Donelson Tennessee by Union forces under General U. S. Grant 1862
RMHRNRXG–American Civil War, Battle of Fort Donelson, 1862
RF2TDBMMF–The Visitor Center at Fort Donelson National Battlefield in Dover, Tennessee.
RMKWDHNG–The Hermitage, Andrew Jacksons plantation home from 1804 to 1845 in 1856 lithograph. The house was on a 1,050-acres of land worked by around 100 slaves when Jackson was president in the 1830s (BSLOC 2017 6 9)
RF2J6714M–Interior of Water Battery at Fort Donelson, Tennessee, in the American Civil War.
RMKPRXMM–Panorama of the Great War Kentucky & Tennessee
RM2T22423–Fort Donelson, Dover, Tennessee. Confederate fort on the banks of the Cumberland RIver, site of the Battle of Fort Donelson, February, 1862
RM2MH5533–The Battle of Fort Donelson was a battle in the American Civil War fought on 11-12th February 1862 in Kentucky. It was an Unionist amphibious assault on Fort Donelson under the command of Ulysses Grant, and it was a Unionist victory as the fort was captured.
RFJGFCFW–Cannon, Fort Donelson National Battlefield, Tennessee
RM2MH553W–The Battle of Fort Donelson was a battle in the American Civil War fought on 11-12th February 1862 in Kentucky. It was an Unionist amphibious assault on Fort Donelson under the command of Ulysses Grant, and it was a Unionist victory as the fort was captured. The image depicts gun batteries firing during the battle.
RMCXG04E–Plan of Fort Donelson and its outworks, Tennessee, USA Civil War, February, 1862
RM2MH54PP–The Battle of Fort Donelson was a battle in the American Civil War fought on 11-12th February 1862 in Kentucky. It was an Unionist amphibious assault on Fort Donelson under the command of Ulysses Grant, and it was a Unionist victory as the fort was captured.. The image depicts the gun-boat attack on the batteries at Fort Donelson.
RMEWGMKT–General Ulysses S Grant examining a prisoner's haversack at Fort Donelson, 1862
RM2MH54YT–The Battle of Fort Donelson was a battle in the American Civil War fought on 11-12th February 1862 in Kentucky. It was an Unionist amphibious assault on Fort Donelson under the command of Ulysses Grant, and it was a Unionist victory as the fort was captured. The image depicts the charge of The 8th Missouri Regiment and the 11th Indiana Zuaves.
RMG7TDK4–Fort Donelson Surrendered February 18, 1862 - The Bivouac before the battle. USA Civil War
RM2MH5590–The Battle of Fort Donelson was a battle in the American Civil War fought on 11-12th February 1862 in Kentucky. It was an Unionist amphibious assault on Fort Donelson under the command of Ulysses Grant, and it was a Unionist victory as the fort was captured. The image depicts the gunboat Carondelet fighting on the Cumberland River.
RMDRFKH7–Capture of Fort Donelson, Tennessee By U.S. Grant, January 1862. USA Civil War
RMBAK5TJ–Statue of James Robertson and John Donelson along the Cumberland River in Downtown Nashville.
RMG7TDK2–Colonel Morrison charging on the outworks of Fort Donelson, February 13, 1862. USA Civil War
RMC5RC7P–the founding of nashville sculpture featuring james robertson and john donelson Nashville Tennessee USA
RMHRP4FH–American Civil War, Battle of Fort Donelson, 1862
RM2R0RRAE–The hand to hand fighting over Schwartz's Battery at Fort Donelson during the American Civil War, 1862
RMR6Y6WD–Fort Donelson National Battlefield Earth Works
RMEXECPY–Capture of Fort Donelson - Charge of the Eighth Missouri Regiment and the Eleventh Indiana Zouaves, February 15th 1862. USA Civil War
RF2TDBN3R–Headquarters of Fort Donelson National Cemetery in Dover, Tennessee.
RF2J6714G–Fort Donelson, Tennessee, in the American Civil War. 19th century illustration
RM2T2242D–Fort Donelson, Dover, Tennessee. Confederate fort on the banks of the Cumberland RIver, site of the Battle of Fort Donelson, February, 1862
RF2BKDXD5–Confederate Monument, Fort Donelson National Battlefield, Tennessee
RF2RF9ENT–US First Ladies from 1829-1842: (left to right) Emily Donelson, Sarah Jackson, Sarah Van Buren, Anna Harrison, Jane Harrison, Letitia Tyler
RMCF73PN–1867 engraving of Mary Jane Safford-Blake.
RMGG2GEK–Taylor's battery during the attack on Fort Donelson (Feb. 13-16, 1862). 'All these men were either killed or wounded.' Sketch by Mr Maswell in. Le Monde Illustré n°258 of March 22, 1862 Paris, Bibliothèque Nationale de France
RMKWDKA7–The Hermitage, Andrew Jacksons plantation home from 1804 to 1845 in 1856 lithograph. The house was on a 1,050-acres of land worked by around 100 slaves when Jackson was president in the 1830s (BSLOC 2017 6 9)
RMCWATJ4–Emily Donelson (1807-1836), Andrew Jackson's niece served as the widower President's hostess from 1829 until her death from
RME9XBAT–National Parks entrance to Fort Donelson Battlefield in Tennessee
RM2MH553R–The Battle of Fort Donelson was a battle in the American Civil War fought on 11-12th February 1862 in Kentucky. It was an Unionist amphibious assault on Fort Donelson under the command of Ulysses Grant, and it was a Unionist victory as the fort was captured. The image depicts General Charles Smith on horseback leading his troops.
RMG6CGGA–1860s 1860s FEBRUARY 1862 AMERICAN CIVIL WAR CAPTURE OF FORT DONELSON BY UNION FORCES TENNESSEE USA
RMD88J5M–Tennessee, Cumberland River. Historic Civil War fortification, Fort Donelson.
RMERG7BK–Explosion of a gun on the USS Carondelet during the Battle of Fort Donelson in February 1862. American Civil War. The Union
RMD84DMH–Tennessee, Nashville. The Founding of Nashville monument, with John Donelson (L) and James Robertson (R).
RMG16DJ1–Rachel Donelson Robards Jackson (June 15, 1767 - December 22, 1828) was the wife of Andrew Jackson, the 7th President of the United States. She lived with him at their home at The Hermitage, but died before his inauguration in 1829, and therefore was neve
RMD88J5A–Tennessee, Cumberland River. Historic Civil War fortification, Fort Donelson.
RMR76FMG–Cannon ball stack on entrance to Fort Donelson Battlefield, KY
RMF7D9XK–Group of Confederate prisoners captured at Fort Donelson, Tennessee, on the morning after the surrender, clothed in Bed Blankets, pieces of carpeting, etc. USA Civil War
RF2TDBN1A–Headquarters of Fort Donelson National Cemetery in Dover, Tennessee.
RMF14XGG–Gallant charge of the Seventeenth, Forty-Eighth and Forty-Ninth Regiments of Illinois Volunteers, led by Colonel Morrison on the outworks of Fort Donelson, February 13th, 1862. USA Civil War
RF2J6714X–Gun-Boat Attack on Fort Donelson, February 1862, in the American Civil War. 19th century illustration
RMB7647G–Battle of Fort Donelson--Capture of Generals S.B. Buckner and his army, February 16th 1862
RF2K1W321–The War in Tennessee - View of the town of Dover, left bank of the Cumberland River, near Fort Donelson. March 1862. 19th century American Civil War illustration from Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper
RM2T26CTH–Fort Donelson, Dover, Tennessee. Confederate fort on the banks of the Cumberland RIver, site of the Battle of Fort Donelson, February, 1862
RF2T0M3M5–Dover Hotel, Fort Donelson National Battlefield, Tennessee
RMEWGMKX–Charge of the 8th Missouri and 11th Indiana Regiments, led by General Lew Wallace, at Fort Donelson
RMC2HYDX–Attack and capture of Fort Donelson
RME9XBAP–National Parks entrance to Fort Donelson Battlefield in Tennessee
RM2MH553M–The Battle of Fort Donelson was a battle in the American Civil War fought on 11-12th February 1862 in Kentucky. It was an Unionist amphibious assault on Fort Donelson under the command of Ulysses Grant, and it was a Unionist victory as the fort was captured. The image depicts a bayonet charge and capture of the outer intrenchments of the fort.
RMA3XDBD–AJ22650, TN, Tennessee
RMWPJX05–Log huts, Fort Donelson, Dover, Tennessee
RMRRH1HX–The Storming of Fort Donelson, Tennessee, Feb 15th, 1862.
RMD5AKTE–Fillmore-Donelson Portrait Campaign Ribbon, ca. 1856
RMG16C4D–Rachel Donelson Robards Jackson (June 15, 1767 - December 22, 1828) was the wife of Andrew Jackson, the 7th President of the United States. She lived with him at their home at The Hermitage, but died before his inauguration in 1829, and therefore was neve
RMD88J1H–Tennessee, Cumberland River. Historic Civil War fortification, Fort Donelson.
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