Captions List for Petersburg, VA Photos

Word index of photos of Petersburg, VA: architectural heritage, museums, Petersburg National Battlefield, and Hopewell.

• Petersburg Courthouse (1837-9) (150 N. Sycamore St.) whose clock was used by both sides during the Civil War. Petersburg, VA. Style: Greek Revival. Architect: Calvin Pollard. On National Register.
• Greek Revival columns of Petersburg Courthouse (1840). Petersburg, VA.
• Courthouse Clock Tower with Lady of Justice sculpture often struck by shells during Siege of Petersburg. Petersburg, VA.
• Heritage street with Petersburg Courthouse beyond. Petersburg, VA.
• Octagonal Petersburg Farmers Market (1879) (9 E. Old St.). Petersburg, VA. On National Register.
• South Side Depot (c1853) (River at Rock Sts.). Petersburg, VA.
• Union Station (103 River Rd. at Adams Sts.). Petersburg, VA.
• Heritage streetscape along Old St. Petersburg, VA.
• Heritage commercial streetscape along Old St. Petersburg, VA.
• Black Swan on Old St. Petersburg, VA.
• Heritage buildings on Sycamore St. Petersburg, VA.
• F.N. De Luca building (414 N. Sycamore St.). Petersburg, VA.
• The Oak Antique Mall (originally a 19th C dry goods store) (400 N. Sycamore St.). Petersburg, VA.
• Heritage building with bay window (286 N. Sycamore St.). Petersburg, VA.
• Bank St. heritage Italianate commercial buildings. Petersburg, VA.
• 223-211 High Street heritage row houses in Old Town Historic District. Petersburg, VA. On National Register.
• 223-211 High Street heritage row houses. Petersburg, VA.
• Doorway (1836) (211 High St.). Petersburg, VA.
• Heritage facade with shutters (215 & 213 High St.). Petersburg, VA.
• Italianate row houses (223-219 High St.). Petersburg, VA.
• Wooden house (227 High St.). Petersburg, VA.
• High Street residences. Petersburg, VA.
• Brick house with fanlights (244 High St.). Petersburg, VA.
• Wooden Italianate houses (c1853) (226-228 High St.). Petersburg, VA.
• Federal-style brick house. Petersburg, VA.
• Beaux-Arts commercial building (22 Bollingbrook St.). Petersburg, VA.
• Reuben Ragland Mansion (1850s) (205 South Sycamore St.). Petersburg, VA. Style: Italianate.
• Trinity United Methodist Church (1923) (215 S. Sycamore St.). Petersburg, VA. Architect: R.E. Mitchell.
• Tower of Trinity United Methodist Church (1923). Petersburg, VA.
• Centre Hill (1823) Museum mansion. Petersburg, VA. On National Register.
• Facade of Centre Hill a mansion visited by Lincoln & Taft. Petersburg, VA.
• Central hall of Centre Hill house museum. Petersburg, VA.
• Carved furniture of central hall of Centre Hill house museum. Petersburg, VA.
• Carved hall sideboard table at Centre Hill. Petersburg, VA.
• Stairway of Centre Hill. Petersburg, VA.
• Parlor of Centre Hill. Petersburg, VA.
• Settee in parlor of Centre Hill. Petersburg, VA.
• Sitting room fireplace at Centre Hill. Petersburg, VA.
• Lamp with glass tulip-shaped shade at Centre Hill. Petersburg, VA.
• Dining room at Centre Hill. Petersburg, VA.
• Mantle clock at Centre Hill. Petersburg, VA.
• Sideboard in dining room at Centre Hill. Petersburg, VA.
• Fireplace with portrait of CSA soldier at Centre Hill. Petersburg, VA.
• Chair at Centre Hill. Petersburg, VA.
• Four poster bed at Centre Hill. Petersburg, VA.
• Four poster bed with quilt at Centre Hill. Petersburg, VA.
• Crazy quilt at Centre Hill. Petersburg, VA.
• Four poster bed with quilt at Centre Hill. Petersburg, VA.
• Beverage pitcher with image of church at Centre Hill. Petersburg, VA.
• Graphic from visit of William Howard Taft to unveiling of Pennsylvania monument (May 19, 1909) at Centre Hill. Petersburg, VA.
• Petersburg Siege Museum tells story of Confederate population hardships during Civil War. Petersburg, VA.
• Interior of Exchange Center (1841) (now Siege Museum) (15-19 W. Bank St.). Petersburg, VA. Style: Greek Revival. Architect: James Berrien of NYC.
• Upper gallery of Petersburg Exchange Center (Siege Museum). Petersburg, VA.
• Interior of Exchange Center (now Siege Museum) at Siege Museum. Petersburg, VA.
• Field office wagon of Gen. George Thomas, U.S. Army, [aka Rock of Chickamauga] at Siege Museum. Petersburg, VA.
• Portrait of Robert E. Lee in engraved bone frame at Siege Museum. Petersburg, VA.
• Embroidered eagle with two flags marking Peace at end (1866) of Civil War by wife of Col. Fletcher H. Archer using material from tent of Robert E. Lee at Siege Museum. Petersburg, VA.
• Confederate fifty cent banknote issue at Richmond at Siege Museum. Petersburg, VA.
• Experimental revolving canon (1861) built at Petersburg now in Siege Museum. Petersburg, VA.
• Battle of the Crater (July 30, 1864) painting (1951) by John Elder at Siege Museum. Petersburg, VA.
• Civilian life exhibit at Siege Museum. Petersburg, VA.
• Piano at Siege Museum. Petersburg, VA.
• Carved chair back (c1860s) at Siege Museum. Petersburg, VA.
• Minton china from England imported to the Confederacy by blockade runners at Siege Museum. Petersburg, VA.
• Civil War era pitcher at Siege Museum. Petersburg, VA.
• Civil War era furniture at Siege Museum. Petersburg, VA.
• Blandford Church (1735) [aka Brick Church on Wells' Hill or St. Paul's Bristol Parish] restored from ruins (1901) when Confederate memorial windows by Louis Comfort Tiffany installed. Petersburg, VA. On National Register.
• Patriots of American Revolution Memorial (1903) at Blandford Church. Petersburg, VA.
• Blandford Church interior now operated as museum featuring Tiffany windows. Petersburg, VA.
• Ladies Memorial Assoc. stained glass by Louis Comfort Tiffany at Blandford Church. Petersburg, VA.
• St Andrew stained glass for Alabama by Louis Comfort Tiffany at Blandford Church. Petersburg, VA.
• St Luke stained glass for Texas by Louis Comfort Tiffany at Blandford Church. Petersburg, VA.
• St Matthew stained glass for Florida by Louis Comfort Tiffany at Blandford Church. Petersburg, VA.
• St Thomas stained glass for Georgia by Louis Comfort Tiffany at Blandford Church. Petersburg, VA.
• St Philip stained glass for Tennessee by Louis Comfort Tiffany at Blandford Church. Petersburg, VA.
• St James the Less stained glass for Mississippi by Louis Comfort Tiffany at Blandford Church. Petersburg, VA.
• St Peter stained glass for Missouri by Louis Comfort Tiffany at Blandford Church. Petersburg, VA.
• St John (the Evangelist) stained glass for Virginia by Louis Comfort Tiffany at Blandford Church. Petersburg, VA.
• St Paul stained glass for Louisiana by Louis Comfort Tiffany at Blandford Church. Petersburg, VA.
• St Bartholomew stained glass for North Carolina by Louis Comfort Tiffany at Blandford Church. Petersburg, VA.
• St Mark stained glass for South Carolina by Louis Comfort Tiffany at Blandford Church. Petersburg, VA.
• Gravestone (1702) of Richard Yarbrough beside Blandford Church. Petersburg, VA.
• Tombs beside Blandford Church. Petersburg, VA.
• Tombs near Blandford Church. Petersburg, VA.
• Confederate battery on Eastern Front of Petersburg National Battlefield. Petersburg, VA.
• Collection of artillery at Petersburg National Battlefield. Petersburg, VA.
• Canon on earthwork at Petersburg National Battlefield. Petersburg, VA.
• Canon on Confederate earthwork at Petersburg National Battlefield. Petersburg, VA.
• Union defenses of siege encampment on Eastern Front at Petersburg National Battlefield. Petersburg, VA.
• Trenches of Union siege encampment at Petersburg National Battlefield. Petersburg, VA.
• Trenches of Union siege encampment at Petersburg National Battlefield. Petersburg, VA.
• Union siege trenches at Petersburg National Battlefield. Petersburg, VA.
• Union canon emplacement at Petersburg National Battlefield. Petersburg, VA.
• Union soldiers hut at Petersburg National Battlefield. Petersburg, VA.
• Union Fort Steadman, lost & recaptured March 25, 1865, at Petersburg National Battlefield. Petersburg, VA.
• Canons on Petersburg National Battlefield siege line. Petersburg, VA.
• Canon on Petersburg National Battlefield siege line. Petersburg, VA.
• Canon facing Confederate earthworks at Petersburg National Battlefield. Petersburg, VA.
• Earthworks landscape of Petersburg National Battlefield. Petersburg, VA.
• Landscape of Petersburg National Battlefield. Petersburg, VA.
• Farmhouse ruins at Petersburg National Battlefield. Petersburg, VA.
• Tunnel used by Union sappers under Confederate lines at Petersburg National Battlefield. Petersburg, VA.
• Location of Battle of the Crater (July 30, 1864) at Petersburg National Battlefield. Petersburg, VA.
• Monument to South Carolina troops who kept Union troops from fighting their way out of the Crater (July 30, 1864) at Petersburg National Battlefield. Petersburg, VA.
• Pennsylvania & other monuments at Petersburg National Battlefield. Petersburg, VA.
• Caretaker's house at Poplar Grove National Cemetery of Petersburg National Battlefield. Petersburg, VA.
• Graves of Poplar Grove National Cemetery at Petersburg National Battlefield. Petersburg, VA.
• Grave of H. Leanard 4958 of PA in Poplar Grove National Cemetery at Petersburg National Battlefield. Petersburg, VA.
• Hopewell Cabin Headquarters of Ulysses S. Grant during the Siege of Petersburg on grounds of Eppes House. Hopewell, VA.
• Cabin built by U.S. Grant's staff while General was away in Washington to replace his tent. Hopewell, VA.
• Interior of U.S. Grant's HQ cabin at Hopewell run by National Park Service. Hopewell, VA.
• Basin & pitcher in U.S. Grant's HQ cabin at Hopewell. Hopewell, VA.
• Interior of U.S. Grant's HQ cabin at Hopewell. Hopewell, VA.
• Fireplace in U.S. Grant's HQ cabin with fender with USG initials at Hopewell. Hopewell, VA.
• Fireplace fender with USG initials in U.S. Grant's HQ cabin at Hopewell. Hopewell, VA.
• Interior of U.S. Grant's HQ cabin at Hopewell. Hopewell, VA.
• Harper's weekly (Sept. 3, 1864) giving Civil War news in U.S. Grant's HQ cabin at Hopewell. Hopewell, VA.
• Grant's desk in his HQ cabin at Hopewell. Hopewell, VA.
• Shade with painted eagle in U.S. Grant's HQ cabin at Hopewell. Hopewell, VA.
• Original door of Ulysses S. Grant's HQ cabin at Hopewell. Hopewell, VA.
• Appomattox River of Hopewell Port. Hopewell, VA.
• Model of how Union ships were unloaded onto freight cars at Hopewell Port for transport straight to Union troops on Petersburg siege lines. Hopewell, VA.
• Appomattox Plantation tree on Appomattox River. Hopewell, VA.
• Dr. Richard Eppes house of Appomattox Plantation in Hopewell run by National Park Service. Hopewell, VA.
• General Ulysses S. Grant in his modesty & solidarity with his men set up a tent on the lawn of the Eppes house rather than move in. Hopewell, VA.
• Civil War damage to chimney of Eppes house. Hopewell, VA.
• Eppes house parlor with original pre-Civil War furniture kept in storage during conflict. Hopewell, VA.
• Eppes house parlor with original pre-Civil War furniture. Hopewell, VA.
• Eppes house parlor. Hopewell, VA.
• Eppes house library & fireplace. Hopewell, VA.
• Eppes house library. Hopewell, VA.
• Eppes house kitchen. Hopewell, VA.
• Eppes house stoneware storage in kitchen. Hopewell, VA.
• Eppes house laundry room. Hopewell, VA.
• Overseer's House of Appomattox Manor at City Point Square open air museum. Hopewell, VA.
• Bonaccord house (c1837-44) at City Point Square open air museum. Hopewell, VA.
• Maldara house (1912) at City Point Square. Hopewell, VA.
• Brick house at City Point Square. Hopewell, VA.
• House with horse carriage at City Point Square. Hopewell, VA.
• Green wooded house at City Point Square. Hopewell, VA.
• Double brick house at City Point Square. Hopewell, VA.
• Cook House (c1858) at City Point Square. Hopewell, VA.
• City Point House at City Point Square. Hopewell, VA.
• Wiseman House (c1898) at City Point Square. Hopewell, VA.
• Dr. Peter Eppes house (1859) at City Point Square. Hopewell, VA.
• Schoolhouse at City Point Square. Hopewell, VA.
• Porter House (1811) at City Point Square. Hopewell, VA.
• Hopewell Beacon Theater (1928) (401 N. Main St.). Hopewell, VA. On National Register.
• Weston Plantation House (early 1800s) (21st Ave. at Weston Lane). Hopewell, VA.
• Appomattox River behind Weston Plantation house. Hopewell, VA.
• Violet Bank Museum (1815) (303 Virginia Ave.) served as Robert E. Lee's headquarters (June 17, - Oct. 28, 1864) during the Siege of Petersburg. Colonial Heights, VA.
• Porch of Violet Bank Museum. Colonial Heights, VA.
• Hallway of Violet Bank Museum. Colonial Heights, VA.
• U.S. Army Women's Museum at Fort Lee. Petersburg, VA.
• U.S. Army seal on stained glass window (2001) by Llorens Glass Studio at U.S. Army Women's Museum. Petersburg, VA.
• WAC uniforms from WWI at U.S. Army Women's Museum. Petersburg, VA.
• WAC barracks from WWII at U.S. Army Women's Museum. Petersburg, VA.
• WAC uniforms from WWII at U.S. Army Women's Museum. Petersburg, VA.
• Dwight D. Eisenhower bust & four-star license plate used on Algiers car driven by WAC driver at U.S. Army Women's Museum. Petersburg, VA.
• WAC poster at U.S. Army Women's Museum. Petersburg, VA.
• WAC posters at U.S. Army Women's Museum. Petersburg, VA.
• WAAC china dinner service from first WAAC officer's mess at Fort Des Moines, IA at U.S. Army Women's Museum. Petersburg, VA.
• U.S. Army Quartermaster Museum at Fort Lee. Petersburg, VA.
• Ulysses S. Grant's saddle (used Feb. 1862 - April 9, 1865) at U.S. Army Quartermaster Museum. Petersburg, VA.
• Collection of U.S. Army saddles (1859-1917) at Quartermaster Museum. Petersburg, VA.
• Supply wagon at U.S. Army Quartermaster Museum. Petersburg, VA.
• Funeral artillery caisson (1863) used for Jefferson Davis reburial at U.S. Army Quartermaster Museum. Petersburg, VA.
• Catafalque (1969) built to carry remains of Dwight D. Eisenhower at U.S. Army Quartermaster Museum. Petersburg, VA.
• Patton's customized Jeep at U.S. Army Quartermaster Museum. Petersburg, VA.
• Patton's customized Jeep at U.S. Army Quartermaster Museum. Petersburg, VA.
• Dwight D. Eisenhower's van (1944) where he received reports of D-Day at U.S. Army Quartermaster Museum. Petersburg, VA.
• Interior of Dwight D. Eisenhower's van (1944) at U.S. Army Quartermaster Museum. Petersburg, VA.
• DUKW amphibious vehicle (1942) at U.S. Army Quartermaster Museum. Petersburg, VA.
• DUKW amphibious vehicle (1942) at U.S. Army Quartermaster Museum. Petersburg, VA.
• Collection of medals incl. Medals of Honor & Freedom at U.S. Army Quartermaster Museum. Petersburg, VA.
• WWI rolling field kitchen at U.S. Army Quartermaster Museum. Petersburg, VA.
• U.S. Army Ranges at U.S. Army Quartermaster Museum. Petersburg, VA.
• U.S. Army range V (WWII) at U.S. Army Quartermaster Museum. Petersburg, VA.
• K Rations from WW II at U.S. Army Quartermaster Museum. Petersburg, VA.
• Army serving dishes from (1870-present) at U.S. Army Quartermaster Museum. Petersburg, VA.
• Coffee cup from War Department (c1940) at U.S. Army Quartermaster Museum. Petersburg, VA.
• Magnolia Grange (1822) (10020 Iron Bridge Road). Chesterfield, VA.
• Upper porch of Magnolia Grange (1822). Chesterfield, VA.
• Chesterfield courthouse (1917) (Iron Bridge Road). Chesterfield, VA.
• Chesterfield Confederate War Memorial. Chesterfield, VA.
• Georgian-style house in Chesterfield. Chesterfield, VA.
• Castlewood (Chesterfield Historical Society) Building (c1817-9) (Iron Bridge Road). Chesterfield, VA.
• Castlewood (Chesterfield Historical Society) Building (c1817-9) (Iron Bridge Road). Chesterfield, VA.