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Edwin J. Meeker (1853-1929), Military Railroad Bridge Over Potomac Creek

Edwin J. Meeker (1853-1929), Military Railroad Bridge Over Potomac Creek

Military Railroad Bridge Over Potomac Creek. After a photograph, 1864

By Edwin J. Meeker (1853-1929), Title inscribed in pen, in the bottom left hand corner, signed lower left hand corner in pen.

Pen and ink on paper

Sheet Size: 11 5/8 x 16 1/4”

Reference p367, #173, Sears, Stephen. The American Heritage Century Collection of Civil War Art

 

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