The Cumberland Valley Rail Road, near Scotland, destroyed by Rebels LCCN2004660582
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The Cumberland Valley Rail Road, near Scotland, destroyed by Rebels LCCN2004660582, Alfred Waud (1860), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com
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A pencil and wash sketch shows a locomotive and rail track wrecked and smoking in an open rural valley, with a farmhouse and tree line in the distance. Mounted figures ride along the right side of the track. The work is titled The Cumberland Valley Rail Road, near Scotland, destroyed by Rebels, is attributed to Alfred Waud, and is dated 1860.
