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Compiled from a map accompanying the report of Brig. Gen. McDowell and a map made under the direction of Gen. Beauregard

Map of the Battlefield of Chattanooga Prepared to Accompany Report of Maj. Gen. U. S. Grant. Secretary of War, 1875 (map made in 1864). 28 x 30 in. [FOLDER J-6]

Map of the Battlefield of Perryville, Ky. Edward Ruger and Anton Kilp, 1877. Reproduction; 13 x 11 in. [FOLDER J-9]

Reproduction of map showing the movements of General Sherman and his army during the campaign to capture Atlanta. Dated 1864

Map of the Vicinity of Richmond, VA, and part of the peninsula. Dated 1864.

"Map of United States Military Rail Roads, Showing the Rail Roads operated during the War from 1862-1866, as Military Lines, Under the Direction of Bvt. Brig. Gen. D. C. McCallum, Director and General Manager."

Map of Washington County, Maryland, Showing the Battlefields of Antietam and South Mountain. Harper's Weekly, 1862. 11 x 16 in. [FOLDER J-9]

Map Showing Roads Used By General Lee In His Retreat From Richmond And Petersburg, and General Grant's Advance On Appomattox. W. R. Turner, 1953. Two of the same map, one map is 24 x 50 in. and the other is 11 x 24 in. [FOLDER J-5]

Maps Illustrating the Military Operations of the Atlanta Campaign. Secretary of War, 1874 (maps made in 1864). 5 maps; various sizes. [FOLDER J-7]

Map I: Region surrounding Tennessee River and Oostanaula River Map II: Region surrounding Resaca, Ackworth Map III: Region extending from Rome, Kingston and Cassville on the north, to Marietta and Dallas on the south Map IV: Areas around Pine Mt., Lost Mt. and Kennesaw Mt. Map V: Chattahoochee River, Jonesboro, Lovejoy's Station

Reproduction of military map of South-Eastern Virginia, dated 1864.