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Civil War Regiment on Parade in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin
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Birds-eye view of a Wisconsin Civil War regiment on parade in Fond du Lac, as drawn by Louis Kurz from the Marr Street Methodist Church. The regiment cannot be definitely identified, although only two regiments trained in Fond du Lac at Camp Hamilton (later Camp Hamilton). The 3rd Wisconsin Infantry marched off to war in July, 1861, wearing the gray uniforms issued to Wisconsin's first eight regiments; the 14th Regiment departed in March, 1862 wearing the blue uniforms that had by then become the Union standard. The foliage suggests that Milwaukee lithographs Kurz & Seifert meant to depict the summertime departure of the 3rd, and that they changed the uniform color to satisfy the later standard. After the war Kurz moved to Chicago and, in partnership with Alexander Allison, became famous for its historical chromolithographs.
1862
Kurz & Seifert
Publication Information
| Creator | Kurz & Seifert |
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| Date Created | 1862 |
Physical Description
| Format | Image |
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Collection Information
| Digital Collection | Wisconsin in the Civil War |
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| Call Number | 9999006968 |
Copyright Information
| Copyright Status | NO COPYRIGHT - UNITED STATES |
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| Rights Holder | Wisconsin Historical Society |
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Fond Du Lac, Wisconsin from Marr St. Methodist Church
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Bird's-eye map of Fond du Lac, "drawn after nature," with a parade of soldiers marching down the street.
William Wallace's Civil War letters: The Virginia campaign, 1973
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1920 - 1926
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