The Official Records themselves were published by the War Records Office and subsequently by the Record and Pension Office over a span of several decades. The Atlas was published between 1891 and 1895 and is THE definitive source of Civil War information available. It consists of 175 plates, portraying a variety of information, from maps of individual battle sites to photographic views and uniforms and weaponry. There are also many broader-scale maps of regions, states, and the division of the country at various points during the war. All of the maps are in lithographed color, primarily green, blue, and brown, with the Union Army positions in blue and Confederate positions shown in red.
City views are sepia-tone lithographs made from actual photos.
These are some really attractive maps and prints that also frame beautifully, and we can t say enough about the great condition they re in a must for any Civil War enthusiast. Therefore, finding what you may be looking for in our database can be complicated. If you need to search by general, by date, or by some other obscure parameter, email us and we can search for it in our index. Your search for Civil War Atlas maps returned 131 entries.