| Summary: | Lithograph title page by A.R. Waud; name printed incorrectly as "A.R. Ward." Fifty mounted and numbered albumen photographs of the operations of the Army of the Potomac in Virginia, Maryland, etc. Each numbered plate is accompanied by a page of descriptive letterpress. Inscription on front flyleaf of volume 1: "Lieut. Gen'l., Phil. H. Sheridan - with compliments of Allan Pinkerton - Chicago, March 24, 1869." Publication date based on research by Anne E. Peterson, Curator of Photographs, DeGolyer Library, Southern Methodist University.
Plates, Vol. I:
No. 1. Marshall House, Alexandria, Virginia. August, 186
No. 2. Slave Pen, Alexandria, Virginia. August, 186
[No. 3.] Incidents of the War. Fairfax Court-House, Va. June, 186
No. 4. Stone Church, Centreville, Va. March, 186
No. 5. Fortifications on the Heights of Centreville, Virginia. March, 186
No. 6. Quaker Guns, Centreville, Virginia. March, 186
No. 7. Ruins of Stone Bridge, Bull Run. March, 186
No. 8. Mathews House, Battle-Field of Bull Run. March, 186
No. 9. Ruins at Manassas Junction. March, 186
No. 10. Manassas Junction. March, 186
No. 11. Fortifications at Manassas. March, 186
No. 12. Battery No. 1, Near Yorktown, Virginia. May, 186
No. 13. Battery No. 1, Near Yorktown, Virginia. May, 186
No. 14. Battery No. 4, Near Yorktown, Virginia. May, 186
No. 15. Moore House, Yorktown, Virginia. May, 186
No. 16. Inspection of Troops at Cumberlanding, Pamunkey, Virginia. May, 186
No. 17. Military Bridge, Across the Chickahominy, Virginia. June, 186
No. 18. Ruins of Norfolk Navy Yard, Virginia. December, 1864
No. 19. Antietam Bridge, Maryland. September, 186
No. 20. Burnside Bridge, Across Antietam Creek, Maryland. September, 186
No. 21. Dunker Church, Battle-Field of Antietam, Maryland. June, 186
No. 22. Signal Tower on Elk Mountain, Maryland, Overlooking Battle-Field of Antietam. September 186
No. 23. President Lincoln on Battle-Field of Antietam. October, 186
No. 24. Scene in Pleasant Valley, Maryland. October, 186
No. 25. Pontoon Bridge Across the Potomac, at Berlin. November, 186
No. 26. Meeting of the Shenandoah and Potomac at Harper's Ferry. July, 186
No. 27. What Do I Want, John Henry? Warrenton, Va., November, 186
No. 28. Scouts and Guides to the Army of the Potomac. Berlin, October, 186
No. 29. The Lacey House, Falmouth, Virginia. December, 186
No. 30. Fredericksburg, Virginia. February, 1863
No. 31. Battery D, Fifth U. S. Artillery, in Action. May, 186
No. 32. Pontoon Bridge Across the Rappahannock. May, 186
No. 33. Evacuation of Aquia Creek. June, 186
No. 34. Group of Confederate Prisoners at Fairfax Court-House. June, 186
No. 35. Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. July, 186
No. 36. A Harvest of Death, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. July, 186
No. 37. Field where General Reynolds Fell, Gettysburg. July, 186
No. 38. Interior View of Breastworks on Round Top, Gettysburg. July, 186
No. 39. Gateway of Cemetery, Gettysburg. July, 186
No. 40. A Sharpshooter's Last Sleep, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. July, 186
No. 41. Home of a Rebel Sharpshooter, Gettysburg. July, 186
No. 42. Trossell's House, Battle-Field of Gettysburg. July, 186
No. 43. Headquarters Major General George G. Meade, during the Battle of Gettysburg. July, 186
No. 44. Slaughter Pen, Foot of Round Top, Gettysburg. July, 186
No. 45. Studying the Art of War. Fairfax Court-House, June, 186
No. 46. Provost Marshal's Office, Aquia Creek. February, 186
No. 47. Castle Murry, near Auburn, Virginia. November, 186
No. 48. Culpeper, Virginia. November, 186
No. 49. General Post-Office, Army of the Potomac, Brandy Station, Virginia. December, 186
No. 50. The Halt. May, 1864
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