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Contrabands
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American Civil War 1861-1865: Cartoon from Frank
Lincoln and the Contrabands
American Civil War, Contrabands and Union Soldiers, 1862
American Civil War, Contraband Planting Sweet Potatoes, 1862
American Civil War, Contrabands, 1863
American Civil War, Contraband, 1862
American Civil War, Contrabands, 1862
Columbia Holding Emancipation Proclamation, 1863
Arrival of Freedmen and Their Families, 1865
American Civil War, Drovers, by Winslow Homer
Freedmen's Union Industrial School, 1866
Freedmen's Bureau, 1868
American Civil War, Contraband Camp, 1865
American Civil War, Contraband Camp, 1862
American Civil War, Contraband Camp, 1862
American Civil War, Union Soldiers
American Civil War, Contrabands, 1865
American Civil War, Contrabands, 1862
American Civil War, Contrabands, 1862
American Civil War, Contraband
Freedmen's Bureau, 1866
Federal Camp Contraband, 19th Century
The Reliable Contraband, 19th Century
Liberated Slaves, 1861
The Sanctuary, 1876
American Civil War, Contraband Soldiers, 1863
Culpeper, Va. Contrabands
Civil War - African-Americans - Slavery - Historical
General Benjamin Butler served in the Massachusetts
US Civil War, August 1864. Officers of 114th
US Civil War, Peninsula Campaign, Seven Days
Group photo including George Templeton Strong
African American Civil War Contraband, c
African American contrabands digging a canal
An African American railroad construction
African American men digging a trench in front
Seven Union Civil War soldiers of the 7th
Civil War Union officer of 23d New York Infantry
Two Union Civil War soldiers seated in front
Lt. Parker and 4th Michigan soldiers served
Two unidentified escaped male slaves wearing
Civil War African American contraband wearing
African American contrabands and Union soldiers
Paying the teamsters in the Army of the Potomac
Morning Mustering of the Contraband, on their
African Americans, arriving at Fort Monroe
Civil War Union Maj. Gen. Benjamin Butler
Major General Benjamin Butler, served as a
New government buildings for fugitive African
Two African American workers walk on the cotton
African American Freedmen, Freedwomen, and
African American Freedmen, women, and children
Freedmen and teachers in front of the Beaufort
Myrtle Bush Plantation, Beaufort, S.C. in
Liberated slaves in the workers quarters on
Large group of emancipated African Americans
Previously enslaved African Americans in a
Previously enslaved African Americans on their
Freed slaves planting sweet potatoes at the
Ramshackle camp of African American contraband
African-Americans holding open books in front
Freedmans Barracks, Alexandria, Virginia
Contraband tent camp occupied by escaped slaves
African Americans seated on logs at Secret
African Americans soldiers or contrabands
African American contrabands at the Quartermasters
African American contrabands working at City
Slaves of Jefferson Davis arrive at Chickasaw
Previously enslaved African Americans in a
A large group of enslaved African Americans
African American workers operate one of Herman
Caroline Carrie Nichols Lacy was a Union Army
US Civil War. General Ulysses Grant at the
The Civil War, African American contrabands ?
A New York State soldier poses before his ?
Fugitive African Americans fording the Rappahannock ?
Posing for the camera, a White officer faces ?
Slaves sitting near their cabins on a Port ?
Contrabands of the Union Army during the ?
Group of slaves on J.J. Smith's plantation ?
African American slave family representing ?
A Union soldier stands with African Americans ?
The Civil War. Freed slaves ('contrabands') ?
The Civil War. Freed slaves ('contrabands') ?
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