1864 Civil War 6th NY Artillery Encampment 8x10 Glossy Photo Print

The image captures young Union soldiers from the 6th New York Heavy Artillery (the Anthony Wayne Guard) standing outside their hand-built log company kitchen.   Recruited out of Westchester, Rockland, and Putnam counties, these troops—mostly young men and teenagers between 18 and 25—are shown surviving the brutal winter encampment of 1863–1864 at Brandy Station, Virginia.  Rather than a permanent fort, this photo captures the massive, temporary log cabin city built by 100,000 troops to survive the winter before marching into the bloody Overland Campaign.  Product Details:Size: 8 x 10 (Standard size, ready for framing)Finish: Premium high-gloss photo paper for exceptional contrast and crisp historical detailCondition: Brand new reprint.   Digitally enhanced to clear up major historical blemishes while preserving authentic vintage character.  Perfect For: History buffs, military collectors, educators, or unique rustic home and office wall decor.  BUNDLE & SAVE REPRINTS! Love historical photography? Check out my shop for more premium Civil War and military prints!Add any 3 or more items to a bundle to unlock an automatic Discount on your total!Combine your items into a single bundle to pay for shipping only once!  Shipping: Safely packaged in a protective clear sleeve and shipped inside a heavy-duty, rigid cardboard mailer to guarantee it arrives in pristine, unbent condition.  (Note: This is a modern, high-quality reproduction print of a historical 1864 photograph).