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Charcoal drawing of soldiers by fortified earthworks beside a creek, with tall pines and felled trees, by Alfred Waud, 1862.

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Kimmidges Creek, left defence of the camp at Harrisons Landing, Alfred Waud (1862), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com

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A charcoal and white chalk drawing on tan paper shows a wooded creek landscape with tall pines, cleared and felled trees, and a line of earthworks in the foreground. Several uniformed soldiers stand near a log-lined ditch while the creek winds through marshy ground toward a distant shoreline. The work is titled Kimmidges Creek, left defence of the camp at Harrisons Landing, by Alfred Waud, dated 1862.

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