PHOTOGRAPHS AND
ILLUSTRATIONS in Nathaniel Prentice Banks biography
N. P. Banks and Family-Related
Pictures
Full-length photo
of Nathaniel P. Banks from 1850s (opposite title
page)
Guards at
Banks's gravesite
Rebecca (Greenwood) Banks,
mother of N. P. Banks
Nathaniel's
school house
Early Banks Home
Nathaniel P. Banks and son Harry
Miniature photo of N. P. Banks, 1850s
N. P. Banks home, 1855-1894, Waltham,
Massachusetts
Susan Banks, sister of N.
P. Banks
Colonel Gardner Banks,
brother of N. P. Banks
General
Banks In full uniform
Head view of General Banks
Family photo of N. P. Banks
family
Mary Theodosia Banks, wife of N. P.
Banks
.
Mary
Binney Banks, the general's daughter
Mary Theodosia Banks in middle age
Joseph Fremont Banks, the
general's son
Maud Banks, the general's daughter
Maud and Joseph Banks, old
age, with Emma Jennings
Generals Banks and Frémont in
their last years
Kitson statue of General
Banks
Tomb of
General Banks
Important
Associates, Foes, Maps and Other Views
Vice President Henry
Wilson
Secretary Caleb Cushing and President Franklin Pierce
Senator Daniel Webster
Springfield, Massachusetts, Armory
Senator Stephen A. Douglas
Senator Charles Sumner [early years in Senate]
Celebration after Banks's election as
speaker
Sam Houston
Frank Blair Jr. and John Charles Frémont
Representative Preston Brooks
(Inaccurate) sketch of caning of Charles Sumner
Representative Anson Burlingame
Boston
State House
Abraham
Lincoln prior to his election
Editor Samuel Bowles and Senator William H. Seward
Editor Thurlow
Weed
Governor John
A. Andrew
Representative Samuel Hooper and Secretary Salmon P.
Chase
Speaker Schuyler Colfax
General
Benjamin F. Butler
Generals
Scott, McClellan, Banks and Dix
General Robert Patterson
View from Harpers Ferry
General Thomas J. "Stonewall" Jackson
Maryland Governor Thomas Hicks
General
Charles P. Stone and daughter
Governor
George S. Boutwell
Generals Alpheus Williams and George Gordon
General
John J. Abercrombie and Kate Chase
Top staff of General Banks
Staff members Strother, Copeland and
Perkins
Cartoon
mocking inactivity on the Potomac
Map of operations, lower Shenandoah Valley, 1862
The shallow Shenandoah at Strasburg
View of the Kernstown battle site
Attack on the stone wall at Kernstown
General
James Shields
Map showing pursuit of Stonewall Jackson,
1862
Views of Mount Jackson
The "gap" in Massanutten Mountain
View from
Mount Jackson
Detailed view of Massanutten Mountain (northwestern
corner)
Northeastern corner of Massanutten overlooking Luray
Valley
View of Luray
Valley from Massanutten
Colonel John
R. Kenly
Map showing Jackson's capture of Front Royal,
1862
Wilder Dwight of the 2nd Massachusetts
Regiment
Map of the battle at Winchester, May 25, 1862
General Franz Sigel
General John Pope
Map of operations, summer 1862
General
Christoper C. Augur
Photo of
approach to Cedar Mountain
Map of the battle at Cedar Mtn., August 9, 1862
General Benjamin Roberts
Cedar Run where Banks's men started the day
Approaches to the ridge north of Cedar Mtn.
General Samuel W. Crawford
Brigade
commanders of General Augur's division
Close-up view of site of engagement, Cedar Mountain
The course of
battle at 6 p.m., Cedar Mountain
The course of battle at 7 p.m., Cedar
Mountain
Colonel George D. Ruggles
Secretary of
War Edwin M. Stanton
Genl.
Butler's brother Andrew Butler and Colonel Jonas French
Generals Ulysses Grant, Henry W. Halleck, John McClernand
General Banks, staff, senior officers in New York City,
1862
Commodore
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Shipping mogul Marshall O.
Roberts
Soldiers
on Banks's ship, North Star
Surprise
arrival of North Star in New
Orleans
Navy Secretary Gideon Welles
Note offering Banks an apparent bribe of
$100,000
[and supplementary photo of Charles A. Weed]
Maps of Galveston Island showing Federal positions
Sketch
of the naval action at Galveston, January 1863
General Andrew J. Hamilton
Sketch supposedly depicting revival of old
slavery in Louisiana
Scene of operations in Louisiana,
1863
Positions of Vicksburg and Port Hudson on the river
Admiral David G. Farragut
The bluffs at
Port Hudson
The
gauntlet of cannon at Port Hudson waterfront
Depiction of Farragut's ships passing Port Hudson
Scene of Operations, spring 1863 in Louisiana
General Godfrey Weitzel
General Richard Taylor
General Cuvier Grover
Map of battle at Fort Bisland, April 1863
Map of battle at
Irish Bend, April 1863
Sketch of fighting at Irish
Bend
Sketch of engagement at Butte-á-la-Rose
Scene of
operations, April to May 1863
Arrival of Grierson's
cavalry raid in Baton Rouge
Colonal Benjamin Grierson
Admiral
David D. Porter
General William
Dwight
Map of area north of Port
Hudson
Confederate
General Franklin Gardner
Generals George L. Andrews
and William H. Emory
General Thomas W.
Sherman
Map relating to first
assault, Port Hudson, May 27, 1863
A
ravine at Port Hudson
Map of the sector assigned to
black troops for the assault
Sketch of Grover's men moving
to the May 27 assault
Augur's men
moving to the assault
Asst. Secretary of War
Charles A. Dana
Headquarters of Genl. Banks during
the siege
Map relating to second assault,
Port Hudson, June 14, 1863
Soldiers recovering the
dead
Sketch of Springfield
Landing near Port Hudson
A
Federal mine and the "Citadel" at Port
Hudson
Federal soldiers entering the
defense works
A
romanticized version of the surrender of Port
Hudson
Treasury Supervisor Benjamin F.
Flanders
General
George F. Shepley
Governor Michael Hahn
Elaborate inauguration of
Governor Hahn
General Daniel
Ullmann
Maps of mouth of Rio Grande
and Texas railroad system
General William B.
Franklin
Sketch
of proposed invasion route, southeastern Texas
Proposed obstruction of road to
the Sabine Pass fort
Sketch map of the naval
engagement at Sabine Pass
General Napoleon J. T.
Dana
Scene of
operations, tip of Texas, November 1863
Rough surf
during the landing at Brazos Santiago
Occupied Brownsville,
Texas
General
Thomas E. G. Ransom
Map showing capture of the
Texas outer islands, 1863
Mexican General Juan
Cortina
General William T.
Sherman
Confederate General Edmund Kirby
Smith
General
Andrew Jackson "Whitey" Smith
General Joseph Mower
Map of March 1864 Union
movements
General Thomas Kilby
Smith
Federal transports moored at
Alexandria
Another
view of the transports
Federal troops crossing Cane
River
General
Frederick Steele
Theater of operations,
April 1864
Map of the Red River
area south of Shreveport
The roads leading
into Mansfield
Confederate map showing lack of
access to Red River
General Albert Lindley
Lee
Map
showing the outcome of the battle near Mansfiield, April 8, 1864
Confederates attacking the wagon
train
Mary
Scott's map of the battle at Pleasant Hill, April 9
General Emory's map of the
battle
Modern
view of the Pleasant Hill battlefield
Sketch of
the battle at Pleasant Hill
Map of April 1864
events
Generals Joseph Bailey and
David Hunter
Cross-section view of tree dam
and diagram of all of Bailey's dam
Cross-section view of crib
dam
Photograph and close-up of the
dam
Porter's
vessels passing through the dam
Sketch of upper dam and diagram
of bracket dam
General Edward Canby
Sketch of soldiers crossing
"transport bridge," Atchafalaya River.
General Stephen
Hurlbut
Representative Daniel W.
Gooch
Banks
at President Lincoln's last reception
General William F. Smith,
attorney James T. Brady, detective Allan Pinkerton
Treasury emissary, Colonel
Frank E. Howe
Louisiana Governor James
Madison Wells
New Orleans Acting Mayor
Samuel M. Quincy
Mansion occupied by General
Banks in 1865
Assistant Secretary of
State Seward and the Russian minister
The men involved with
finalizing the purchase of Alaska
Resort at Baden Baden
where some of the Banks family lived
Burlingame's Chinese embassy
that was with Banks
The party of the French
empress at Suez
The French emporer's home
before its destruction
Secretary of State Hamilton
Fish
General
Daniel Sickles and editor James Gordon Bennett
The
House of Representatives in 1866
Editor Simon P.
Hanscom
Representatives Oakes Ames and
John Alley
Adolph Sutro and his
tunnel
The Dancing
Liberal-Republicans, Banks, Sumner, Greeley (cartoon)
Horace Greeley and Charles
Sumner before their deaths
President Grant's second
swearing-in