The Daily Mail has a collection of beautifully shot pictures taken in Washington, DC during the Civil War. As someone whose office overlooks a statue of General McClellan (right next to the hotel where Ronald Reagan was shot), it’s amazing to get a glimpse of what life was like in our nation’s capital during the Civil War. Even more amazing is that some of the shots – including the one of the Chain Bridge – look like they could have been taken today.
-Paul
 | Donald R. McClarey on March 3, 1917: Zimmerman Teleg… |
| Fabio Paolo Barbieri on March 3, 1917: Zimmerman Teleg… | |
| Donald R. McClarey on January 20, 1863: Mud Mar… |
| Donald R. McClarey on January 22, 1917: Peace Withou… |
| Fabio Paolo Barbieri on January 20, 1863: Mud Mar… | |
| Fabio Paolo Barbieri on January 22, 1917: Peace Withou… | |
 | ulf malm on When The Marshal Is Having a B… |
 | Peter Kinder on Gunsmoke on Radio |
| Donald R. McClarey on Gunsmoke on Radio |
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Almost Chosen People
Paul Zummo
Almost Chosen People 
The bridge is impressive, but the town looks like podunk in many of the other pics.