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Transports, Tennessee River at Chattanooga, ca. 1864. Creator: Unknown
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Transports, Tennessee River at Chattanooga, ca. 1864. Creator: Unknown
Transports, Tennessee River at Chattanooga, ca. 1864. Formerly attributed to Mathew B. Brady
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Media ID 20171227
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American Civil War Brady Cargo Cargo Ship Chattanooga Mathew B Steamboat Steamboats Tennessee Tennessee River Timber Albumen Print Albumen Silver Print Brady Mathew B Clinch Mathew B Brady Mathew Brady
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This print titled "Transports, Tennessee River at Chattanooga, ca. 1864" takes us back to the heart of the American Civil War. The creator remains unknown, although it was previously attributed to renowned photographer Mathew B. Brady. The image showcases a bustling scene on the Tennessee River in Chattanooga during this pivotal period in history. A variety of wooden cargo ships and steamboats can be seen navigating the river's waters, transporting essential supplies and goods for both military and civilian purposes. A prominent bridge stands tall in the background, symbolizing connectivity between regions amidst a war-torn country. Its sturdy structure serves as a reminder of resilience during challenging times. In this snapshot from the past, men are depicted actively engaged in their roles as they oversee loading and unloading timber onto these vessels. Their presence highlights not only their contribution to transportation but also represents an integral part of America's heritage. Preserved by The Metropolitan Museum of Art, this albumen silver print offers us a glimpse into nineteenth-century life along one of America's most significant waterways - the Tennessee River. It captures not just a moment frozen in time but also evokes emotions tied to patriotism, perseverance, and unity that defined an era overshadowed by conflict. As we delve into this historical artifact captured by an anonymous artist's lens, we are reminded of how transport played a crucial role during wartime while appreciating its artistic value within our shared cultural heritage.
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