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Colored lithograph of Camp Andrew, a Union army encampment with rows of white tents, soldiers, wagons, and Baltimore in the d

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Camp Andrew 17th Rgt. Mass. V., Stewart’s Grove, Baltimore, Md, E. Sachse & Co. (1861), Library of Congress. Via artnap.com

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A hand-colored lithographic panorama shows Camp Andrew, the encampment of the 17th Regiment Massachusetts Volunteers at Stewart's Grove in Baltimore, Maryland. Rows of white conical tents are arranged among scattered trees, with soldiers drilling, gathering around supply barrels, and moving covered wagons across the grounds. A distant city skyline and a broad river or bay stretch along the horizon. The print is credited to E. Sachse & Co. and dated 1861.