Road To The Civil WarMain MenuCite this PageThe Robert E. Drane Collection Of Original 19th Century Photography Section #1 Presidents 1 – Federalists 2 – Democratic-Republicans 3 – Democrats 4 – Whigs 5 – Lincoln 6 – Other Republicans 7 – First Ladies 8 – Jefferson Davis and Family Section #2 American Revolution 9 – Founding Fathers 10 – Convention Halls 11 – Key Documents 12 – Military/Battles 13 – Colonial Dress Section #3 Congress/Politicians/Diplomats 14 – Northeast/Free 15 – Northwest/Free 16 – Border/Slave 17 – Southeast/Slave 18 – Southwest/ Slave 19 – Other Section #4 Men Outside Politics 20 – Authors 21 – Journalists/Newspapers 22 – Clergyman 23 – Tycoons/Business/Finance 24 – Inventors 25 – Explorers/Frontiersmen 26 – Filibusters 27 – Judiciary 28 – Physicians 29 – Educators/Teachers 30 – Photographers 31 – Bosses/Merchants 32 – Salesmen/Advertising 33 – Circus 34 – Musicians 35 – Entertainment 36 – Masons 37 – Others 38 – Mormons Section #5 Women 39 – Authors/Writers 40 – Abolitionists/Reformers 41 – Political 42 – Teachers 43 – Doctors 44 – Nurses 45 – Religious/Clergy 46 – Musicians 46 – Actresses 47 – Singers 48 – Business 49 – Maids/servants 50 – Others 51 – Spies 52 – Ballerinas Section #6 Occupationals 53 – Farmers 54 – Day Laborers 55 – Town “Workies” 56 – Trains/Fire/Police/Post Office 57 – Craftsmen (blacksmith, carpentry, leather, etc.) 58 – Lumbermen 59 – Sailors/Seamen 60 – Miners/Gold Rush 61 – Ironmen 62 – Butchers 63 – Painters 64 – Icemen 65 – Cowboys 66 – Drovers 67 – Barbers 68 – Newspapermen 69 – Fishermen 71 – Bakers 72 – Brewers 79 – Interesting Individuals Section #7 Everyday Citizens 73 – Identified Children 74 – Unidentified Children 75 – Sisters 76 – Brothers 77 – Couples 78 – Families 80 – Immigrants Section #8 African Americans 81 – Tribal Setting 82 – Auction Houses to sell Enslaved People 83 – Enslaved Children 84 – Enslaved Adults 85 – Nannies 86 – Heroic Abolitionist 87 – Freedmen – ID’s 88 – Freedmen – No ID’s 89 – Free Women 90 – Freed Slaves of New Orleans 91 – The Lott Household 92 – Racist Cartoons/Slurs 93 – Blackface Minstrels 94 – Emancipation 95 – Documents/Paper 96 – Military Section #9 Abolitionist/Reformers 97 – Movement Founders 98 – Politicians 99 – John Brown 99 – Clergy 100 – Underground Railroad 101 – Temperance 101 – English Movement 102 – Others 103 – Pro-Slavery Advocates Section #10 Outdoor Settings 104 – Homes 105 – Cotton 105 – Farm Scenes 106 – Small Towns 107 – Storefronts 108 – Other Urban Centers 109 – Port Cities 110 – Factories 111 – Mills 112 – Military Academies 113 – Landmark Sites / Buildings 114 – Universities 115 – Forts / Outposts 116 – Canals 117 – River/Lakes/Falls 118 – Churches 119 – Washington DC 120 – Transportation Section #11 Ships/The Sea/Sailors 121 – Identified Warships 122 – Other Sailing Ships 123 – Steamships Section #12 Foreigners 124 – France 125 – Britain 126 – Spain 127 – Russia 128 – Others 129 – China 130 – Japan Section #13 Money/Stocks 131 – Colonial Money 132 – US Currency 133 – Confederate Currency 134 – Stocks Section #14 Documents 135 – Slavery Related 136 – Autographs 137 – Other Section #15 Military 138 – Revolutionary War 139 – War of 1812 140 – Indian Affairs 141 – Mexican War 142 – Civil War – North 143 – Civil War – South 144 – Napoleonic Wars 145 – Bloody Kansas 146 – Civil War Battle Scenes 147 – Little Big Horn 148 – World Wars 149 – Franco-Prussian War 150 – Boer War Section #23 Patriotic 151 – Battle Flags 152 – Lady Liberty Section #24 Assasination 153 – Assasination 154 – Funeral 155 – Trial/Hanging Section #25 Madison, Wisconsin 156 – Madison, Wisconsin Section #26 Sports 157 – Boxing 158 – Baseball Section #27 Native Americans 159 – Native Americans Section #28 Musicians 160 – Classic Musicians Section #10 - Outdoor SettingsStorefronts Post Office in Michigan Typical General Store Bakery with Couple in Front Fur Store in Philadelphia Main Street in Small Town Chase and Comstock Hatters Shop Grocery Store H. F. Winters Book & Shoemaker Storefront — Beloit, WI Storefront — Fond du Lac, WI
